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plain dealing N
I. dealing [Brit ˈdiːlɪŋ, Am ˈdilɪŋ] N
1. dealing COMM:
dealing in luxury goods is profitable attr cost, firm, service
2. dealing GAMES:
3. dealing (trafficking):
II. dealings N
dealings npl (gen):
relations fpl (with avec)
relations fpl commerciales (with avec)
I. deal [Brit diːl, Am dil] N
1. deal (agreement):
to do a deal with friend, kidnapper, criminal
to do a deal with client, company
2. deal (sale):
3. deal (special offer, bargain):
4. deal (amount):
beaucoup (of de)
5. deal (treatment):
6. deal GAMES (in cards):
7. deal (timber):
II. deal <pret, pp dealt> [Brit diːl, Am dil] VB trans
1. deal (gen):
to deal a blow to sb/sth [or to deal sb/sth a blow] lit, fig
porter un coup à qn/qc (with avec)
2. deal GAMES:
deal, a. deal out cards
deal, a. deal out hand
III. deal <pret, pp dealt> [Brit diːl, Am dil] VB intr
deal COMM, FIN (carry on business) person, firm:
to deal in commodity, product, shares
IV. deal [Brit diːl, Am dil]
big deal inf! iron
to make a big deal out of sth inf
I. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn] N
1. plain GEOG:
2. plain (knitting stitch):
II. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn] ADJ
1. plain (simple):
plain dress, decor, food, living, language
plain building, furniture
2. plain (of one colour):
plain background, fabric
plain envelope
3. plain (unattractive) euph:
plain woman
4. plain (clear):
plain line, marking
5. plain (obvious):
6. plain (direct):
plain answer, language
7. plain (downright):
plain tjrs attr common sense
plain attr ignorance, laziness
8. plain (ordinary):
9. plain (unflavoured):
plain yoghurt, crisps, rice
10. plain (in knitting):
III. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn] ADV
1. plain (completely):
plain stupid, wrong
2. plain (directly):
IV. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn]
to be plain sailing project, task etc:
deal1 [di:l] N no pl
dealing N
dealing of drugs
I. deal2 <dealt, dealt> [di:l] N
1. deal (agreement):
2. deal (bargain):
3. deal (pass out cards):
Phrases:
what's the big deal? Am inf
II. deal2 <dealt, dealt> [di:l] VB intr
1. deal (make business):
to deal in sth
2. deal (sell drugs):
3. deal (pass out cards):
III. deal2 <dealt, dealt> [di:l] VB trans
1. deal (pass out):
deal cards
2. deal (give):
3. deal (sell):
deal drugs
I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ
1. plain (one colour):
2. plain (unflavoured):
plain yoghurt
3. plain (uncomplicated):
plain clothes, cookery
4. plain (clear, obvious):
5. plain (mere, pure):
plain truth, torture
6. plain (unattractive):
Phrases:
II. plain [pleɪn] ADV
1. plain (done in unadorned style):
2. plain inf (downright):
III. plain [pleɪn] N
1. plain GEO:
2. plain (knitting stitch):
dealing N
1. dealing (way of behaving):
2. dealing (act of selling):
dealing of drugs
I. deal [dil] N
1. deal (agreement):
2. deal (bargain):
3. deal:
4. deal (passing out of cards):
Phrases:
II. deal <dealt, dealt> [dil] VB intr
1. deal (make business):
to deal in sth
2. deal (sell drugs):
3. deal (pass out cards):
III. deal <dealt, dealt> [dil] VB trans
1. deal (pass out):
deal cards
2. deal (give):
3. deal (sell):
deal drugs
I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ
1. plain (clear, obvious):
2. plain (unflavored):
plain yogurt, bagel
nature inv
3. plain (uncomplicated):
plain clothing, envelope
4. plain (mere, pure):
plain truth, torture
5. plain (one color):
plain fabric
6. plain (unattractive):
II. plain [pleɪn] ADV
1. plain (clearly):
2. plain inf (downright):
III. plain [pleɪn] N
1. plain GEO:
2. plain (knitting stitch):
Present
Ideal
youdeal
he/she/itdeals
wedeal
youdeal
theydeal
Past
Idealt
youdealt
he/she/itdealt
wedealt
youdealt
theydealt
Present Perfect
Ihavedealt
youhavedealt
he/she/ithasdealt
wehavedealt
youhavedealt
theyhavedealt
Past Perfect
Ihaddealt
youhaddealt
he/she/ithaddealt
wehaddealt
youhaddealt
theyhaddealt
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He published numerous essays in various intellectual journals, dealing with subjects such as barbarity in the modern age, the troubles of labour movements, and the conflict between anarchism and communism.
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A hedge fund trader arrested this week as part of a probe into insider dealing has pledged to clear his name.
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However, she too withdrew from the event due to tonsillitis, dealing a blow to the host nation's chances.
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They undertake this because they are considered the only ones capable of dealing with "condenados", which are said to inhabit the snowfields.
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It concerns an illegal insider dealing scam which fell apart as a result of the failure to obtain any worthwhile insider information.
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