(adv) (uk) both
either
any
all
every
(adv) (uk) both
either
any
all
every
(n) (uk) how long
how far
how much
(n) (uk) how long
how far
how much
(adv,n) (uk) how much (long, far)
(n,vs) summer slump
(n) a blister
(n) (1) fire pan
(2) heating
(3) first lighting (e.g. furnace)
firing (e.g. forest)
kindling
igniting
(4) pasteurization
(n) a blister
(n) flower-patterned material used to bind the ends of the spine in books
(n) vase
(n,vs) collapsing load (as on lorries, trucks)
(v1,vi) to come untied
to come apart
(v1,vi) to become frayed
to become loose
(n) unkempt hair
(n) right about-face
(v1,vi) (1) to be broken
to break
(2) to fall through
to come to nothing
(P)
(n) fragile article
breakables
broken article
(adj-na) covered with ashes
(v1,vi) to be disconnected
to get out of place
to be off
to be out (e.g. of gear)
(P)
(n) landslide
(v1) (1) to be harvested
to be reaped
to be yielded
(2) to be able to harvest
to be able to reap
to be able to yield
(v1) (1) to be harvested
to be reaped
to be yielded
(2) to be able to harvest
to be able to reap
to be able to yield
(v1,vi) (1) to break
to be smashed
(2) to split
to crack
to fissure
to be torn
(3) to be divided
to cleave
(4) to come to light
(P)
(n) cracked bell
(n) a cracked pot
(n) fragile item
broken article
(n) chasm
interstice
crevice
crack
cleft
split
rift
fissure
(P)
(v1,vi) to be constricted
(n) harvesting