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noyer
I. nut [Brit nʌt, Am nət] N
1. nut FOOD:
2. nut TECH:
3. nut (mad person):
nut inf
cinglé/-e m/f inf
nut inf
4. nut (enthusiast):
nut inf
dingue inf
5. nut (head):
nut inf
caboche f inf
nut inf
6. nut MUS:
7. nut (in climbing):
II. nuts N
nuts npl (testicles):
nuts sl
couilles fpl sl
nuts sl
III. nuts ADJ
nuts inf (crazy):
nuts never attr
nuts never attr
IV. nuts INTERJ
nuts inf:
zut! inf
V. nut <Brit pres part etc nutting, nutted> [Brit nʌt, Am nət] VB trans inf
VI. nut [Brit nʌt, Am nət]
nuts to you! inf
NUT N Brit
NUT → National Union of Teachers
I. tree [Brit triː, Am tri] N
II. tree [Brit triː, Am tri] VB trans Am lit
tree animal
tree fig person
III. tree [Brit triː, Am tri]
pear [Brit pɛː, Am pɛr] N
1. pear (fruit):
Phrases:
nut tree N
nut tree of hazel
nut [nʌt] N
1. nut (hard edible fruit):
nut of hazel
2. nut TECH:
3. nut inf (crazy):
cinglé(e) m (f)
4. nut (enthusiast):
5. nut inf (person's head):
6. nut Am inf (money):
Phrases:
to be a hard nut to crack person
to be a hard nut to crack problem
to do one's nut Brit, Aus inf
I. tree [tri:] N
II. tree [tri:] VB trans
nut tree N
nut tree of hazel
nut [nʌt] N
1. nut (hard edible fruit):
nut of hazel
2. nut TECH:
3. nut inf (crazy person):
cinglé(e) m (f)
4. nut (enthusiast):
5. nut inf (person's head):
Phrases:
to be a hard [or tough] nut to crack person
to be a hard [or tough] nut to crack problem
I. tree [tri] N
II. tree [tri] VB trans
Present
Inut
younut
he/she/itnuts
wenut
younut
theynut
Past
Inutted
younutted
he/she/itnutted
wenutted
younutted
theynutted
Present Perfect
Ihavenutted
youhavenutted
he/she/ithasnutted
wehavenutted
youhavenutted
theyhavenutted
Past Perfect
Ihadnutted
youhadnutted
he/she/ithadnutted
wehadnutted
youhadnutted
theyhadnutted
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Education, skiing tourism, and Christmas tree farming are among this area's most prominent industries, although agriculture and raising livestock also remain important.
en.wikipedia.org
If the tree pick-up point is within 10 km of the drop-off point, it will cost $25.
www.metronews.ca
In this case the vehicle was being driven at high speed through a roundabout and crashed through a wall and into a tree.
en.wikipedia.org
I pointed to a nest above us in a gum tree.
www.abc.net.au
The tree is not used commercially because it rarely grows to merchantable size.
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