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1) Tool: a useful piece of equipment, usually a specially shaped object designed to do a particular task.
2) Law requirement: something needed in order to achieve something else.
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TRANSITIVE VERB:
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1. Carry out or fulfill something: to put something into effect or action.
2. To provide or equip somebody with the tools or other means to do something.
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NOUN:
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1) Writing implements.
2) They still need to get that through implementation.
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TRANSITIVE VERB:
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1) The plan has yet to be fully implemented.
2) The thieves were given all necessary implementations.
Buy a
Implementation
mug!
Be sign of something: To be a particular indication of something that is about to happen.
This does not bode well for the future of the organization.
1) A hard, black, often glassy, volcanic rock. It was produced by the partial melting of the Earth's mantle.
2) A stone-like, hard black unglazed pottery.
1) The statue was built on a basalt tower.
2) That vase cannot break, it's made of basalt.
Limburgs: dialect simmular to Dutch spoken in the Dutch province of Limburg.
"Ik spreek Limburgs."
I speak the Limburgs dialect.
To attack somebody or somebody's reputation, character, or good name by making slanderous or
libelous statements.
An example of defamation is a false and malicious published statement that damages somebody's reputation.
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Jafje
September 16, 2007
1. Produce something: To send or give out something
2. Utter something: to utter a sound
3. Put money into circulation: to put currency into circulation.
1. An oil heater that emits smoke.
2. An emitted a giggle.
3. An emitted currency.
Basic form of verb: a form of a verb with no reference to a specific tense, person, or subject.
In English, an infinitive is usually preceded by the word "to," e.g., "to see."
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Jafje
September 01, 2007
