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Ferris
beseda
I. word [wɜ:d] SUBST
1. word (unit of language):
word
hush, not a word!
in a word
in a word
2. word:
word (formal)
to have a word with sb [about sth]
to have a quiet word with sb
3. word:
word (news)
novice f Pl
word (news)
vesti f Pl
word (message)
word has it that ...
govori se, da ...
to get word of sth [from sb]
4. word no Pl (order):
word
word
to give the word
5. word (remark):
word
word of warning
6. word no Pl (promise):
word
word
7. word no Pl (statement of facts):
to take sb's word for it [that ...]
verjeti komu[, da ...]
8. word (lyrics):
sb cannot get a word in edgeways [or Am edgewise ] ugs
from the word go
to have words with sb
by word of mouth
my word!
my word!
II. word [wɜ:d] VERB trans to word sth
word
OpenDict-Eintrag
word SUBST
by word of mouth übtr Koll
ˈbuzz word SUBST
buzz word
buzz word
ˈcode word SUBST
code word
code word
ˈnonce word [ˈnɒns-] SUBST
nonce word
ˈswear word SUBST
swear word
swear word
ˈword break SUBST
word break
ˈword di·vi·sion SUBST no Pl
ˈword or·der SUBST no Pl
word order
word-ˈper·fect ADJ präd
word-perfect
word-perfect
word ˈpro·cess·ing SUBST no Pl
word ˈpro·ces·sor SUBST COMPUT
1. word processor (computer):
2. word processor (program):
ˈword wrap SUBST no Pl COMPUT
word wrap
four-let·ter ˈword SUBST
Present
Iword
youword
he/she/itwords
weword
youword
theyword
Past
Iworded
youworded
he/she/itworded
weworded
youworded
theyworded
Present Perfect
Ihaveworded
youhaveworded
he/she/ithasworded
wehaveworded
youhaveworded
theyhaveworded
Past Perfect
Ihadworded
youhadworded
he/she/ithadworded
wehadworded
youhadworded
theyhadworded
PONS OpenDict

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Fat is not a four-letter word, yet it's flung around like profanity.
health.usnews.com
I got called every name you can imagine, and every four-letter word you can think of was used against me.
en.wikipedia.org
Sale, that four-letter word with the power to get even the most tight-fisted shopper to splurge, is now plastered across retail outlets at malls.
www.dnaindia.com
Miller later admitted he was ashamed of having lost his temper, but he didn't retract the foul, four-letter word.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Although the text is limited to one four-letter word, the narrative is unnecessary owing to the eminent realism presented.
en.wikipedia.org