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I . broad [brɔ:d, Am brɑ:d] ADJ

1. broad (wide):

broad
broad person
to be two metres broad

2. broad (extensive):

broad

3. broad (general):

broad

4. broad (noticeable):

broad
to drop a broad hint

5. broad (widespread):

broad
to have a broad appeal

6. broad (vast):

broad

7. broad (liberal):

broad

8. broad (strong):

broad

Wendungen:

in broad daylight
it's as broad as it's long ugs

II . broad [brɔ:d, Am brɑ:d] SUBST AM abw ugs (woman)

broad
babsko nt

broad bean SUBST BOT

broad bean
bób m

broad-minded ADJ

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The scoffers will eventually go the same way as the broad-faced potoroo, which wasn't able to evolve either.
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We come to speak of this broader class of business men.
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The suture has a narrow ventral lobe and broad lateral lobes.
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It's a broad intercellular junction in the transversal sections of an intercalated disc of cardiac muscle anchoring actin filaments.
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Instead of reaching up into trees, they may have used their necks to graze over a broad area.
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Three broad types of emissions credit trading programs have emerged: reduction credit, averaging, and cap-and-trade programs.
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Helpful skills of top management vary by the type of organization but typically include a broad understanding competition, world economies, and politics.
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The scales are oblong, or broader than long.
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It has recently been refurbished and extended and is used for a broad variety of activities.
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They are either falsifiable and thus empirical (in a very broad sense), or not falsifiable and thus non-empirical.
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