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articles
artículos
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I. article [Am ˈɑrdək(ə)l, Brit ˈɑːtɪk(ə)l] SUBST
1. article (thing, item):
luxury articles
2. article (in newspaper, encyclopedia):
article on or about sth/sb
artículo sobre algo/alguien
3. article (clause):
articles of association Brit
4. article LING:
5. article <articles, pl > (apprenticeship):
article kein Art.
to be in or under articles with sb
II. article [Am ˈɑrdək(ə)l, Brit ˈɑːtɪk(ə)l] VERB trans usu pass
to be articled to or with sb apprentice:
to be articled to or with sb trainee lawyer: Brit
feature article SUBST
leading article [Am ˌlidɪŋ ˈɑrdəkəl, Brit] SUBST
1. leading article (main story):
2. leading article (editorial):
definite article SUBST LING
newspaper article SUBST
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article [ˈɑ:tɪkl, Am ˈɑ:rt̬ɪ-] SUBST
1. article (object):
2. article a. JUR, LING, TYPO:
definite article SUBST
leading article SUBST Brit
indefinite article SUBST LING
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
reportaje PRESSE
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Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
article [ˈar··kəl] SUBST
1. article (object):
2. article a. JUR, LING, TYPO:
indefinite article SUBST LING
definite article SUBST
proprietary article
gossipy article
unavailable article
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Spanisch
Englisch
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reportaje PRESSE
Present
Iarticle
youarticle
he/she/itarticles
wearticle
youarticle
theyarticle
Past
Iarticled
youarticled
he/she/itarticled
wearticled
youarticled
theyarticled
Present Perfect
Ihavearticled
youhavearticled
he/she/ithasarticled
wehavearticled
youhavearticled
theyhavearticled
Past Perfect
Ihadarticled
youhadarticled
he/she/ithadarticled
wehadarticled
youhadarticled
theyhadarticled
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But of the 27 gossipy magazines, only one was left.
www.independent.co.uk
But it is a very close-knit and gossipy world.
www.dailymail.co.uk
It is gossipy and anecdotal, tolerant of eccentricity, generous and co-operative.
en.wikipedia.org
Running about an hour, it is set in a small town in which live a respectable lady, her maid and her gossipy neighbour.
www.timescolonist.com
The words gossipy and contumaceous replace the original lavish or vicious; and the words following he must depart were originally lest, by sympathy with him, others also become contaminated.
en.wikipedia.org

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