I. sheet [ʃi:t] N
2. sheet:
3. sheet (of material):
4. sheet (large area):
5. sheet (set of stamps):
I. de·vel·op·ment [dɪˈveləpmənt] N
1. development no pl:
2. development (new event):
4. development MUS:
- development of a theme
-
- development of a theme
-
5. development CHESS (moving):
II. de·vel·op·ment [dɪˈveləpmənt] N modifier
I. bal·ance [ˈbælən(t)s] N
1. balance no pl also fig (equilibrium):
2. balance no pl (equality):
3. balance (counteracting force):
4. balance no pl (predominating weight):
5. balance FIN:
6. balance FIN (amount left to pay):
7. balance ECON:
9. balance ART (harmony):
10. balance TECH, MUS:
II. bal·ance [ˈbælən(t)s] VB trans
2. balance (keep steady):
3. balance (achieve equilibrium):
4. balance FIN:
6. balance (neutralize):
-
- etw ausgleichen
7. balance TECH:
I. the [ði:, ði, ðə] ART def
1. the (denoting thing mentioned):
2. the (particular thing/person):
4. the (before relative clause):
5. the (before name with adjective):
6. the (in title):
7. the (before adjective):
8. the:
9. the (with superlative):
10. the (instead of possessive):
11. the:
12. the (with ordinal numbers):
13. the (with measurements):
II. the [ði:, ði, ðə] ADV + comp
I. in [ɪn] PREP
1. in (position):
2. in after vb (into):
3. in Am (at):
4. in (as part of):
5. in (state, condition):
6. in (with):
7. in (language, music, voice):
8. in (time: during):
9. in (time: within):
10. in (time: for):
11. in (at a distance of):
12. in (job, profession):
13. in (wearing):
14. in (result):
15. in + -ing (while doing):
16. in (with quantities):
17. in (comparing amounts):
18. in after vb (concerning):
19. in after n:
20. in (in a person):
21. in (author):
Phrases:
II. in [ɪn] ADV
1. in inv (into sth):
2. in inv (at arrival point) train, bus:
3. in inv (towards land):
5. in inv (elected):
III. in [ɪn] ADJ
1. in pred, inv:
2. in inv (leading in):
3. in inv (in fashion):
4. in pred, inv (submitted):
5. in pred, inv (elected):
Phrases:
IV. in [ɪn] N
1. in (connection):
2. in Am POL:
development in the balance sheet N ACCOUNT
development N MKT COMPET
balance VB trans FINMKT
development N ECOL, ECON
| I | sheet |
|---|---|
| you | sheet |
| he/she/it | sheets |
| we | sheet |
| you | sheet |
| they | sheet |
| I | sheeted |
|---|---|
| you | sheeted |
| he/she/it | sheeted |
| we | sheeted |
| you | sheeted |
| they | sheeted |
| I | have | sheeted |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | sheeted |
| he/she/it | has | sheeted |
| we | have | sheeted |
| you | have | sheeted |
| they | have | sheeted |
| I | had | sheeted |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | sheeted |
| he/she/it | had | sheeted |
| we | had | sheeted |
| you | had | sheeted |
| they | had | sheeted |
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Each sheet measures 3340 cm and, with a border of 2 cm, the complete map measures 202124 cm.
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en.wikipedia.org The sheets were produced weekly, and issued as half-volume sets several times a year.
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