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wad [wɒd, Am wɑ:d] N

1. wad of cotton:

wad
tampon m

2. wad of banknotes, documents:

wad
plik m

I . wed <-ded, -ded [or wed, wed]> [wed] form VB trans

1. wed (marry):

wed

II . wed <-ded, -ded [or wed, wed]> [wed] form VB intr

wand [wɒnd, Am wɑ:nd] N

I . ward [wɔ:d, Am wɔ:rd] N

1. ward (in hospital):

2. ward Brit (political area):

3. ward (protected by guardian):

4. ward (protected by court):

II . ward [wɔ:d, Am wɔ:rd] VB trans

we'd [wi:d, wid]

1. we'd short for we had, had

2. we'd short for we would, would

See also would , will , will , have up , have over , have out , have on , have off , have in , have around , have

would1 [wʊd] VB aux

6. would (probably):

7. would (preference):

III . will2 [wɪl] VB intr form

will1 <would, would> [wɪl] VB aux

6. will (persistence):

have up VB trans passive Brit inf

have out VB trans inf

1. have out (remove):

2. have out (argue):

have on VB trans

1. have on (wear):

2. have on (use):

3. have on (possess information):

4. have on Brit inf (fool):

have off VB trans Brit inf

II . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB aux

I . weed [wi:d] N

1. weed (plant):

chwast m

2. weed Brit pej inf (person):

3. weed no pl inf (tobacco):

tytoń m

4. weed no pl inf (marijuana):

trawka f

II . weed [wi:d] VB trans, intr

pielić [perf wy-]

I . weld [weld] VB trans

1. weld (by melting):

spawać [perf ze-]

II . weld [weld] N

I . wild [waɪld] ADJ

1. wild (natural):

3. wild (not accurate):

5. wild inf (angry):

6. wild hair:

7. wild inf (wonderful):

II . wild [waɪld] ADV

III . wild [waɪld] N

II . wind1 [wɪnd] VB trans

I . word [wɜ:d, Am wɜ:rd] N

2. word (short conversation):

3. word no pl (news, message):

II . word [wɜ:d, Am wɜ:rd] VB trans

wimp [wɪmp] N pej inf

womb [wu:m] N ANAT

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It is especially difficult for biowarfare agents, which are the greatest WMD challenge to detect by remote sensing rather than laboratory analysis of a sample.
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The average worker engaged in a WMD clean-up would still have to have 40 hours of training.
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That is, the four steps of WMD elimination discussed below may be performed simultaneously at various geographically separate sites.
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First of all, the resolution is universal unlike the three main WMD treaties.
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The inquiry also dealt with the wider issue of WMD programmes in countries of concern and the global trade in WMD.
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He went to war saying there are WMD and there are no WMD.
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These people included civilian and military intelligence and WMD experts, as well as a large number of people working to provide armed security and support.
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Fear of WMD, or of threats diminished by the possession of WMD, has long been used to catalyze public support for various WMD policies.
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Each mission revolved around a plot device with the initials WMD.
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Kay also blamed faulty intelligence gathering for the prewar WMD conclusions.
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