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  • 71sort — I. n. 1. Species, kind. 2. Kind, species, description, class, denomination, character, nature, order, race, rank. 3. Manner, way. 4. Degree, manner. II. v. a. 1. Distribute (into sorts), assort, class, classify, arrange …

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  • 72kind of — informal it was kind of spicy Syn: rather, quite, fairly; somewhat, a little, slightly, a shade; informal pretty, sort of; a bit, kinda, a touch, a tad …

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  • 73kind of / sort of —    Avoid these expressions in the sense of somewhat , rather or a little (especially avoid reducing them to kinda and sorta): The pace of the baseball game was rather [not kind of] slow …

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  • 74kind of / sort of —    Avoid these expressions in the sense of somewhat , rather or a little (especially avoid reducing them to kinda and sorta): The pace of the baseball game was rather [not kind of] slow …

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  • 75kind —   1. Sort. Ano; kaina, hulu (rare).    ♦ That kind of person, kēlā ano kanaka.   2. Not cruel. Olu olu, olu, lokomaika i, aloha, na au ali i, akeake, hulu, kolokolohai …

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  • 76kind of particle — dalelių rūšis statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. kind of particle; sort of particle; type of particle vok. Teilchenart, f; Teilchensorte, f rus. сорт частиц, m pranc. sorte de particules, f; type de particules, m …

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  • 77kind — /kaɪnd/ noun a sort or type ● The printer produces two kinds of printout. ● Our drinks machine has three kinds of cold drinks. ♦ payment in kind payment made by giving goods or food, but not money …

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  • 78kind of — adverb to some (great or small) extent (Freq. 7) it was rather cold the party was rather nice the knife is rather dull I rather regret that I cannot attend He s rather good at playing the cello he is kind of shy …

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  • 79sort of — See: KIND OF …

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  • 80sort of — See: KIND OF …

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