COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGES

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Reference groups provide the benchmarks and contrast needed for comparison and evaluation of group and personal characteristics.

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Reference information about origins and history of particular surnames (fractions of bratstva) may be found online as well as in printed form.

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There is no reference to highly explosive chemicals or illnesses due to harsh work environments.

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The earliest reference to a flat-faced bat (i.e., with a flat surface at the bottom of the stick in ice hockey style) also occurs in 1622.

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The clue is a reference to the clue in episode 8.

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Common European Framework of Reference for Languages N

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

lan·guage [ˈlæŋgwɪʤ] N

1. language (of nation):

2. language no pl:

3. language (of specialist group):

4. language COMPUT:

Phrases:

ˈframe·work N

1. framework (support):

2. framework fig (principle):

I. for [fɔ:ʳ, fəʳ, Am fɔ:r, fɚ] CONJ liter dated

II. for [fɔ:ʳ, fəʳ, Am fɔ:r, fɚ] PREP

1. for (intended to be given to):

2. for (in support of):

3. for (regarding sb):

4. for (regarding sth):

5. for (comparing):

6. for (to get, have):

7. for (on behalf of, representing):

8. for (as ordered by):

9. for (employed by):

10. for (purpose, aim):

11. for:

12. for (as destination):

13. for (meaning):

14. for (in return, exchange):

15. for:

16. for (a distance of):

17. for (at a certain date, time, occasion):

18. for (despite):

19. for (per):

20. for (the duty of):

21. for (as):

Phrases:

I. ref·er·ence [ˈrefərən(t)s] N

1. reference:

2. reference (responsibility):

3. reference:

4. reference:

5. reference (in correspondence):

6. reference (in library):

7. reference (recommendation):

8. reference COMPUT (starting point value):

9. reference LAW:

II. ref·er·ence [ˈrefərən(t)s] VB trans

1. reference (allude to):

2. reference COMPUT:

of [ɒv, əv, Am ɑ:v, ʌv, əv] PREP

1. of after n (belonging to):

2. of after n (expressing relationship):

3. of after n (expressing a whole's part):

4. of after n (expressing quantities):

5. of after vb (consisting of):

6. of after n (containing):

7. of after adj (done by):

8. of after n (done to):

9. of after n (suffered by):

10. of (expressing cause):

11. of (expressing origin):

12. of after vb (concerning):

13. of after n (expressing condition):

14. of after n (expressing position):

15. of after n (with respect to scale):

16. of (expressing age):

17. of after n (denoting example of category):

18. of after n (typical of):

19. of after n (expressing characteristic):

20. of after n (away from):

21. of after n (in time phrases):

22. of after vb (expressing removal):

23. of after n (apposition):

24. of dated (during):

25. of Am (to):

Phrases:

I. com·mon <-er, -est [or more common, most common]> [ˈkɒmən, Am ˈkɑ:-] ADJ