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ever [ˈevəʳ, Am -ɚ] НРЧ inv
1. ever (at any time):
never ever разг
never ever разг
2. ever (always):
Yours ever, Chris Brit dated
3. ever (of all time):
4. ever (as intensifier):
Am, Aus (for emphasis) am I ever!
5. ever esp Brit разг (exceedingly):
ever-ˈpres·ent ПРИЛ inv
ever-in·ˈcreas·ing ПРИЛ inv
worst-ˈever ПРИЛ inv
ever-more-ˈcom·plex ПРИЛ inv
ever-more-complex rules:
I. oth·er [ˈʌðəʳ, Am -ɚ] ПРИЛ det
1. other (different):
2. other (not long ago):
3. other (additional):
4. other (alternative):
sb's other half шег
jds bessere Hälfte шег
5. other (not being exact):
6. other after n (except):
II. oth·er [ˈʌðəʳ, Am -ɚ] PRON
1. other (the remaining):
2. other + sing vb (either, or):
3. other (being vague):
Phrases:
a bit of the other euph разг (sex)
III. oth·er [ˈʌðəʳ, Am -ɚ] НРЧ
IV. oth·er [ˈʌðəʳ, Am -ɚ] ГЛАГ прх
usher in ГЛАГ прх
1. usher in (show the way):
to usher in sb
2. usher in прен (begin):
to usher in sth
A. N. Other [ˌeɪˌenˈʌðəʳ] СЪЩ Brit шег
bu·tyl·ene ether gly·col [ˌbju:tɪli:ni:θəˈglaɪkɒl, Am -i:θɚˈglaɪkɑ:l] СЪЩ no pl ХИМ
ether [ˈi:θəʳ, Am -ɚ] СЪЩ no pl
1. ether ХИМ, МЕД:
Äther м <-s>
2. ether MEDIA, РАДИО прен:
ether остар
Äther м <-s>
other assets СЪЩ ACCOUNT
over-bought-over-sold-oscillator СЪЩ FINMKT
other bank СЪЩ INV-FIN
one-cancels-the-other order СЪЩ FINMKT
return per month СЪЩ FINMKT
EER СЪЩ
EER съкращение от effective exchange rate FINMKT
effective exchange rate СЪЩ FINMKT
ef·fec·tive ex·ˈchange rate СЪЩ ФИН
user СЪЩ IT
User м
PER comparison СЪЩ FINMKT
user information СЪЩ IT
user-friendly ПРИЛ MKTG
per capita income СЪЩ
voluntary export restraint (VER) [ˈvɒləntriekspɔːtrɪˌstreɪnt] СЪЩ
head of the valley СЪЩ
interior of the earth, bowels of the earth [ˌbaʊəlzəvðiˈɜːθ] СЪЩ
lowering of the ground water table СЪЩ
on the horizon
incentive by the government [ɪnˈsentɪv] СЪЩ
constant heat СЪЩ
eaves facing the street
in the distance
buffallo herd
heron СЪЩ
herb layer СЪЩ
crossing over СЪЩ
cover over ГЛАГ
crossing-over СЪЩ
per capita [pəˈkæpɪtə]
Pro-Kopf (hier: pro Individuum)
change the social position ГЛАГ
compost heap СЪЩ
hen harrier [ˈhenˌhæriə] СЪЩ
pattern over space
revolutions per minute, r.p.m.
road-user behaviour TRAFFIC OBS
limit on the noise level, limit on the sound level ENVIRON
foreclose the options
secondary head Am INFRASTR
signal head INFRASTR
cambered kerb INFRASTR
principle of meeting the demand THEOR MODEL, APPRAIS
kerb Brit INFRASTR
ˈover-cur·rent СЪЩ no pl ЕЛЕК
Überstrom м kein pl
care as·sis·tant for the ˈel·der·ly
Present
Iusher in
youusher in
he/she/itushers in
weusher in
youusher in
theyusher in
Past
Iushered in
youushered in
he/she/itushered in
weushered in
youushered in
theyushered in
Present Perfect
Ihaveushered in
youhaveushered in
he/she/ithasushered in
wehaveushered in
youhaveushered in
theyhaveushered in
Past Perfect
Ihadushered in
youhadushered in
he/she/ithadushered in
wehadushered in
youhadushered in
theyhadushered in
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One, not surprisingly, is that research has underscored that in an ever-more-complex global economy, university education is important to economic growth.
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Each tool does exactly what it was designed to do, without trying to jimmy ever-more-complex functionality into one system.
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By driving the atoms making up cells toward ever-more-complex forms, life drains disorder from itself and shunts into its surroundings.
www.npr.org
At ten revolutions per minute, this meant over 3,000 gallons of water poured out through a 28in mm pipe every minute.
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