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heater [ˈhiːt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] SOST

theater SOST ingl am, theatre [ˈθiːət̬ər, ingl brit ˈθɪətəʳ] SOST ingl brit, ingl Aus

1. theater:

teatro m

2. theater ingl brit MED:

I . cheat [tʃiːt] SOST

II . cheat [tʃiːt] VB vb intr (in school)

I . cheer [tʃɪr, ingl brit tʃɪəʳ] SOST

II . cheer [tʃɪr, ingl brit tʃɪəʳ] INTER pl

1. cheer:

2. cheer ingl brit colloq:

obrigado(-a)

III . cheer [tʃɪr, ingl brit tʃɪəʳ] VB vb intr

I . chatter [ˈtʃæt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] SOST senza pl

II . chatter [ˈtʃæt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] VB vb intr

2. chatter teeth:

eater [ˈiːt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] SOST

greater [ˈgreɪt̬ər, ingl brit -əʳ] AGG

sweater [ˈswet̬ər, ingl brit təʳ] SOST

chapter [ˈtʃæptər, ingl brit -əʳ] SOST

1. chapter (of book, in history):

2. chapter ingl am (society):

filial f

I . charter [ˈtʃɑːrt̬ər, ingl brit ˈtʃɑːtəʳ] SOST

1. charter (government statement):

2. charter (document stating aims):

3. charter senza pl COMM:

II . charter [ˈtʃɑːrt̬ər, ingl brit ˈtʃɑːtəʳ] VB vb trans

1. charter (sign founding papers):

2. charter COMM:

I . cater [ˈkeɪt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] VB vb trans

cater party, event:

II . cater [ˈkeɪt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] VB vb intr

1. cater:

atender a a. c.

crater [ˈkreɪt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] SOST

cheap [tʃiːp] AGG

2. cheap (poor quality):

3. cheap esp ingl am colloq (not sharing):

cheery <-ier, -iest> AGG

cheek [tʃiːk] SOST

1. cheek ANAT:

2. cheek senza pl esp ingl brit (impertinence):

chest [tʃest] SOST

2. chest (breasts):

cheese [tʃiːz] SOST

cheque [tʃek] SOST ingl brit, ingl Aus

Vedi anche: check

I . check [tʃek] SOST

2. check (a look):

3. check GIOCHI:

xadrez m

4. check ingl am:

cheque m

5. check (in restaurant):

conta f

II . check [tʃek] AGG

III . check [tʃek] VB vb trans

1. check (inspect):

2. check (prevent):

IV . check [tʃek] VB vb intr (examine)

I . later [ˈleɪt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] AGG

later comp of late:

II . later [ˈleɪt̬ər, ingl brit -təʳ] AVV

later comp of late:

Vedi anche: late

I . late [leɪt] AGG

1. late (after appointed time):

atrasado(-a)

2. late (occurring after the usual time):

tardio(-a)

3. late (deceased):

falecido(-a)

4. late (recent):

recente(-a)

II . late [leɪt] AVV

1. late (after usual time):

2. late (at advanced time):

3. late (recently):

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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Once trained, cheaters can read the cards from across the table.
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Real security camera footage probably unseen anywhere else allows viewers to have a look at the daily cheaters' main job.
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The animal pollinators are not the only cheaters though.
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In this method, the cheater runs an application on a computer connected to the same network as the client.
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Progressive taxes created instead a society of wranglers, cheaters, peculiar manipulations, false ambitions and new injustices.
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First, they must be able to recognize other players, to avoid exploitation by cheaters.
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Enhanced memory for faces of cheaters has been well demonstrated in humans.
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Especially in the animation field, clip shows are also known as cheaters.
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Only in rare jurisdictions where non-metallic cable was prohibited, and armored cable required, do cheater plugs work as intended.
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These theories not only help explain the development of altruistic behavior, but also account for hostility toward cheaters (individuals that take advantage of others' altruism).
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