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annoyed’—‘more
« agacé » — « plus »
annoyed [Brit əˈnɔɪd, Am əˈnɔɪd] ADJ
contrarié (by par)
agacé, fâché (by par)
I. more [Brit mɔː, Am mɔr] ADV When used to modify an adjective or an adverb to form the comparative more is very often translated by plus: more expensive = plus cher/chère; more beautiful = plus beau/belle; more easily = plus facilement; more regularly = plus régulièrement. For examples and further uses see I. 1. below.
When used as an adjective to indicate a greater amount or quantity of something more is very often translated by plus de: more money/cars/people = plus d'argent/de voitures/de gens. For examples and further uses see II. 1. below.
1. more (comparative):
2. more (to a greater extent):
3. more (longer):
she is no more liter
4. more (again):
5. more (rather):
II. more [Brit mɔː, Am mɔr] ADJ
III. more [Brit mɔː, Am mɔr] PRON
1. more (larger amount or number):
2. more:
IV. more and more DET
V. more and more ADV
VI. more or less ADV
VII. more so ADV
VIII. more than ADV PREP
1. more than (greater amount or number):
more than 20 people/£50
2. more than (extremely):
IX. more [Brit mɔː, Am mɔr]
mores [Brit ˈmɔːreɪz, ˈmɔːriːz, Am ˈmɔreɪz] N npl
mœurs fpl
annoy [Brit əˈnɔɪ, Am əˈnɔɪ] VB trans
annoy discomfort, noise, disturbance:
annoyance [Brit əˈnɔɪəns, Am əˈnɔɪəns] N
1. annoyance (crossness):
agacement m (at devant)
contrariété f (at à)
2. annoyance (nuisance):
annoying [Brit əˈnɔɪɪŋ, Am əˈnɔɪɪŋ] ADJ
agaçant (to do de faire)
tannoy® [Brit ˈtanɔɪ] N Brit
I. cannon [Brit ˈkanən, Am ˈkænən] N
1. cannon <pl cannon or cannons>:
cannon MIL, HISTORY
2. cannon TECH:
3. cannon Brit (in billiards):
II. cannon [Brit ˈkanən, Am ˈkænən] VB trans Brit (in billiards)
III. cannon [Brit ˈkanən, Am ˈkænən] VB intr
1. cannon Brit (in billiards):
2. cannon (collide):
cannon bone N
cannot [Brit ˈkanɒt, kaˈnɒt, Am kəˈnɑt, ˈkænˌɑt]
cannot → can
I. can2 [Brit kan, Am kæn] N
1. can:
2. can (lavatory):
can sl
chiottes fpl sl
can sl
3. can (prison):
can inf
taule f inf
4. can Am (rump):
can inf
fesses fpl
5. can Am inf NAUT:
II. can2 <pres part canning; pret, pp canned> [Brit kan, Am kæn] VB trans
1. can FOOD:
can fruit, vegetables
2. can inf:
3. can Am (dismiss):
can inf
virer inf
III. canned ADJ
1. canned food:
2. canned inf music, laughter, applause:
3. canned (drunk):
canned inf
IV. can2 [Brit kan, Am kæn]
in the can inf CINE (of film)
to carry the can for sb inf
can1 <prétcond could, nég au prés cannot, can't> [Brit kan, kən, Am kæn] VB mod
1. can (expressing possibility):
+ subj could be inf
2. can (expressing permission):
3. can (when making requests):
4. can (when making an offer):
5. can (when making suggestions):
6. can (have skill, knowledge to):
7. can (have ability, power to):
8. can (have ability, using senses, to):
9. can (indicating capability, tendency):
10. can (expressing likelihood, assumption):
11. can (expressing willingness to act):
12. can (be in a position to):
13. can (expressing a reproach):
14. can (expressing surprise):
tu veux rire! inf
15. can (for emphasis):
16. can (expressing exasperation):
17. can (expressing obligation):
18. can (avoiding repetition of verb):
no can do inf
I. more [mɔ:ʳ, Am mɔ:r] ADJ
more comp of
to have more sth than sb
II. more [mɔ:ʳ, Am mɔ:r] ADV
more comp of
plus de 10
III. more [mɔ:ʳ, Am mɔ:r] PRON comp of much many
Phrases:
I. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ADJ
II. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ADV
III. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] PRON
to make much of sb/sth
I. many <more, most> [ˈmeni] ADJ
Phrases:
II. many <more, most> [ˈmeni] PRON
III. many <more, most> [ˈmeni] N
annoy [əˈnɔɪ] VB trans
annoyance N
1. annoyance no pl (state):
2. annoyance (cause):
annoying ADJ
annoying habit
Tannoy® N Brit
haut-parleurs mpl
I. cannon [ˈkænən] N MIL
II. cannon [ˈkænən] VB intr
to cannon into sb/sth
percuter qn/qc
snow cannon N
cannot [ˈkænɒt, Am -ɑ:t] VB aux
cannot (can not) → can
can2 <could, could> [kən] VB aux
1. can (be able to):
sb can +infin
qn peut +infin
2. can (have knowledge):
3. can (be permitted to):
4. can (offering assistance):
5. can (making a request):
6. can (be possible):
sb can do sth
7. can (said to show disbelief):
I. can1 [kæn] N
1. can (metal container):
2. can (container's contents):
can of beer, paint
3. can Am inf:
4. can Am inf (toilet):
Phrases:
to be in the can CINE
to be in the can fig
II. can1 [kæn] VB trans
1. can (put in cans):
canner Quebec
2. can Am inf (dismiss):
moron [ˈmɔ:rɒn, Am ˈmɔ:rɑ:n] N pej inf
moral support N no pl
I. more [mɔr] ADJ
more comp of much, many
to have more sth than sb
II. more [mɔr] ADV
more comp of much, many
plus de 10
III. more [mɔr] PRON comp of much, many
Phrases:
I. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ADJ
II. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ADV
III. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] PRON
to make much of sb/sth
I. many <more, most> [ˈmen·i] ADJ
Phrases:
II. many <more, most> [ˈmen·i] PRON
III. many <more, most> [ˈmen·i] N
annoy ·ˈnɔɪ] VB trans
annoying ADJ
annoying habit
annoyance N
1. annoyance (state):
2. annoyance (cause):
I. cannon [ˈkæn·ən] N MIL
II. cannon [ˈkæn·ən] VB intr
to cannon into sb/sth
percuter qn/qc
cannot [ˈkæn·at] VB aux
cannot (can not) → can
can2 <could, could> [kən] VB aux
1. can (be able to):
sb can +infin
qn peut +infin
2. can (have knowledge):
3. can (be permitted to):
4. can (offering assistance):
5. can (making a request):
6. can (be possible):
sb can do sth
7. can (said to show disbelief):
I. can1 [kæn] N
1. can (metal container):
2. can (container's contents):
can of beer, paint
3. can inf:
4. can inf (toilet):
Phrases:
to be in the can CINE
to be in the can fig
II. can1 [kæn] VB trans
1. can (put in cans):
canner Quebec
2. can inf (fire):
snow cannon N
moral support N
moron [ˈmɔr·an] N pej inf
Morse [mɔrs], Morse code N
Present
Iannoy
youannoy
he/she/itannoys
weannoy
youannoy
theyannoy
Past
Iannoyed
youannoyed
he/she/itannoyed
weannoyed
youannoyed
theyannoyed
Present Perfect
Ihaveannoyed
youhaveannoyed
he/she/ithasannoyed
wehaveannoyed
youhaveannoyed
theyhaveannoyed
Past Perfect
Ihadannoyed
youhadannoyed
he/she/ithadannoyed
wehadannoyed
youhadannoyed
theyhadannoyed
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They have been created by some wikipedia users as original work, and they are not considered a standard way to learn or use Morse code.
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In later years, the number of special Morse symbols increased.
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A system of two teleprinters, with one operator trained to use a typewriter, replaced two trained Morse code operators.
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Another approach to proving the invariance of Morse homology is to relate it directly to singular homology.
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Unusual for a rock guitar player, Morse does not use a pick.
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