[kB:]
Noun (short for noun)
Cars, cars, vehicles, buses, [train carriages]
automobile
Central African Republic Central African Republic
automobile
automobile
AHD:[k？ r]
attorney general
K.K.[k$]
(noun)
A car.
automobile
Vehicles running on the track, such as trams:
A means of transport, such as a tram, running on a railway track:
A train car.
A tram running on the track
Box fences for passengers and goods on transport vehicles;
Carriage: a box-like enclosed place for carrying passengers and goods during transportation:
Elevator car.
Elevator lift room
A part of a balloon or airship that carries people and goods.
Pod: The part of a balloon or airship that carries people and goods.
A chariot, carriage or cart.
Chariot: a racing car, four-wheeled carriage or two-wheeled carriage.
witness
[5] Witness
Noun (short for noun)
Witness, witness, evidence, proof, testimony
transitive verb
Witness, testify, prove, show
intransitive verb
Testify, become evidence
witness
quick-witted
AHD:[w？ t"n？ s]
attorney general
K.K.[6w！ tn！ s]
(noun)
A person who can give a first-hand account of what he has seen, heard or experienced:
A person who can give a first-hand description of what he has seen, heard or experienced:
Witnesses to the accident.
Witnesses to the accident
A person who provides evidence.
Witness: One who gives evidence
Something that serves as evidence; A signal.
Evidence: something that can be used as evidence; symbol
law
law
A person summoned to testify in court.
Witness: A person summoned to testify in court
Someone who is required to be present at the transaction to prove what happened.
Witness: a person called to the scene of a transaction to prove what happened.
A person who signs a document in order to prove its authenticity.
Guarantor: A person who signs a document to guarantee its authenticity.
Proof of facts, statements or events; Testimony
Testimony: proof of facts, statements or events; testimony
A member of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Witnesses, members of Jehovah's Witnesses
(verb)
Need, need, need, need
transitive verb
Be present or have personal knowledge of.
Attend or know
Take note of; Observe.
Take notes; observe
To provide or serve as evidence of. See
To provide or serve as evidence of. See
Testify; Testify.
Testify; Hold evidence
To become the background or place of:
As a scene or place for:
This old auditorium witnessed many ceremonies.
Many ceremonies were held in this ancient auditorium.
Signature proves the legality or authenticity of.
To prove the legality or authenticity of by signing.
intransitive verb
To provide or serve as evidence; Testify.
Provide evidence as evidence; Be used as evidence
Prove your religious beliefs.
Witness: Prove your religious belief.
noble
[nEu5biliti]
Noun (short for noun)
noble
noble
No bil.i.ty
AHD:[n？ -B? Me "? -t？ ]
New ability
k . k .【no6b！ Me! ti]
(noun)
Complex number bil.i.ties
In Britain, a class of people distinguished by noble birth or status, including dukes and duchesses, marquis and marquise, earl and countess, viscount and viscount, baron and baroness:
A class of people distinguished by their noble birth or status, including dukes and duchesses, marquis and marquise, earl and countess, viscount and viscount, baron and baroness in Britain:
"The official aristocracy in old England gave way to the Norman aristocracy of faith and land wealth" (Winston S. Churchill)
"The ruling old English aristocracy gave way to the loyal and wealthy Norman aristocracy" (Winston S. Churchill)
Noble rank or position:
Noble status or position:
Congress may not confer titles of nobility.
Congress may not confer titles of nobility.
The state or quality of being noble.
Sublime: The state or quality of being sublime.
location
[lEu5kAliti]
Noun (short for noun)
Location, place
location
Local telephone number
AHD:[l？ -k？ Me "? -t？ ]
attorney general
K.K.[lo6k#l！ ti]
(noun)
Complex logical relation
A specific block, place or region:
A specific block, place or region:
"Some places, even individual villages, have developed their own languages" (Wall Street Journal) See Synonyms at develop.
"Every region, even small villages, has its own language" (Wall Street Journal) See Synonyms at "small villages".
The fact or quality of having a place in space.
Orientation: the fact or quality of occupying a spatial position
licence
[5 Lessens]
Noun (short for noun)
License, permit, franchise
transitive verb
Permission, concession, recognition, licensing
licence
li.cence
AHD:[l？ " s…ns]
attorney general
K.K.[6la！ s*ns]
(noun)
Verb (abbreviation of verb) (verb) is mainly used in Britain.
Variant of license
Variant of license
accountability
[7laiE5biliti]
Noun (short for noun)
Responsibility, obligation, trend, debt and liability, as opposed to assets.
accountability
Lee abir Iti
AHD:[l？ “…-b？ Me "? -t？ ]
doctor of laws
K.K.[7la！ *6b！ Me! ti]
(noun)
Complex number li.a.bil.i.ties
The state of being responsible.
Responsibility: The state of being responsible or obligated
Something for which someone is responsible; An obligation, responsibility, or debt.
Responsibility: what one should be responsible for; Responsibility, obligation or debt
Financial obligations on the balance sheet of indebted enterprises.
Liabilities: financial debts on the balance sheet of an enterprise.
Something that hinders someone's progress; An obstacle.
Disadvantages: things that hinder; obstacle
Possibility.
possibility
Kacility didn't find it.
connect
[zai5^Eusis]
Noun (short for noun)
connect
connect
zy.go.sis
AHD:[z？ -g？ “s？ s，z？ -]
6 ditch west again, son-]
K.K.[za！ 6gos！ s，z！ -]
(noun)
Complex number zy.go.ses[-s? z]
Gametes combine to form zygotes; Change.
Conjugation: Gametes combine to form zygotes; combine
connect
[zai5^Eusis]
Noun (short for noun)
Formation of plant-related spores; The union of two spouses; connect
Swear; curse
[swZE]
intransitive verb
curse
Verb (abbreviation of verb)
Swear, swear
Swear; curse
Swear; curse
AHD:[ Stephanie White? r]
the U.S. Department of Justice
United States Hydrographic Office
(verb)
Swear [sw? r，sw？ R] swear [sw? rn，sw？ Swear, swear
intransitive verb
Pray for gods or sacred people or things to solemnly swear to prove and witness the honesty or authenticity of this statement.
Swear: to make a solemn statement to arouse gods, sacred people or things to prove or confirm the honesty or authenticity of the statement.
Make a solemn commitment; Swear.
Swear: a solemn promise; oath
Use profane vows; Curse.
Say blasphemous words, curse
To give evidence or testimony under oath.
Testify: to provide evidence or testimony under oath
transitive verb
Solemnly declare or confirm by praying to God or holy people or things.
Swear: To solemnly declare or confirm by evoking spiritual or sacred people or things.
To promise or guarantee with a solemn oath; Oath:
Swear: To promise or guarantee with a solemn oath; Swear:
He swore allegiance to the queen. See
He swore allegiance to the queen. See
To utter or bind oneself to (an oath).
Swear: to swear or bind yourself with an oath
Take a legal oath to:
The law made the court swear:
All the witnesses took an oath.
All the witnesses swore in court.
Say or confirm sincerely and confidently.
Assert: to say or confirm seriously and convincingly
be
[Bi:; Bi]
preposition
Yes, yes, there is
Belgium [domain] Belgium
Abbreviations.
Base injection
expand
[in5lB:dV]
Verb (abbreviation of verb)
Enlarge, enlarge
juvenile
[young man]
Noun (short for noun)
Teenagers, young people, playboys, men (what's their name)
juvenile
= UNESCO Department of Library, Archives and Documentation Services
boundary
[5th century BC: Germany]
Noun (short for noun)
Boundary, national boundary, edge, edge, boundary
transitive verb
Approach, approach
Verb (abbreviation of verb)
have a common border/boundary
fly
[flait]
Noun (short for noun)
Escape, escape, leap, fly, fly, chase, a flight of stairs, range
intransitive verb
Fly in groups, migrate
transitive verb
Shoot (a bird) and fly in fear.
[flait]
Noun (short for noun)
Escape, escape, leap, fly, fly, chase, a flight of stairs, range
intransitive verb
Fly in groups, migrate
transitive verb
Shoot (a bird) and fly in fear.
complicated
[I5lAbErEt]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Elaborate, elaborate, elaborate
transitive verb
Elaborate, elaborate
Verb (abbreviation of verb)
expand
the people
[flCk]
Noun (short for noun)
A flock of sheep, birds, livestock, etc.
Verb (abbreviation of verb)
merge
Ecle didn't find it.
wood
[5lQmbE]
Noun (short for noun)
Wood, useless fragments (such as worn-out furniture), waste, rumbling.
transitive verb
Cut down wood and pile it up
intransitive verb
Logging, marching noisily, logging.
lip
[lips]
Noun (short for noun)
prolabium
The responsibility lies ahead.
All right, save it!