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I . lisp [lɪsp] N no pl

II . lisp [lɪsp] VB intr

I . list2 [lɪst] NAUT VB intr

II . list2 [lɪst] NAUT N

liar [ˈlaɪəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

lilo® [ˈlaɪləʊ, Am -loʊ] N Brit

lilt [lɪlt] N no pl (in voice)

lily [ˈlɪli] N BOT

lib [lɪb] N inf

lib short for liberation

lib

See also liberation

lit [lɪt] VB

lit pt, pp of light

See also light , light

II . light2 [laɪt] ADJ

III . light2 <lit, lit [or -ed, -ed]> [laɪt] VB trans

1. light room:

2. light cigarette, pipe:

IV . light2 <lit, lit [or -ed, -ed]> [laɪt] VB intr

1. light lamp:

2. light (turn on):

3. light fig (become animated):

I . light1 [laɪt] ADJ

2. light fig (little):

3. light colour, room:

4. light sentence:

lid [lɪd] N

2. lid (eyelid):

lid

I . lie1 <lying> [laɪ] VB intr

lip [lɪp] N

2. lip no pl inf (talk):

lip

3. lip (rim):

lip
brzeg m
lip

lice [laɪs] N

lice pl of louse

See also louse

I . louse [laʊs] N

1. louse lice ZOOL:

wesz f

2. louse -es inf (person):

II . louse [laʊz, Am laʊs] VB trans inf

I . lick [lɪk] N

1. lick of tongue:

can I have a lick?

2. lick of paint, colour:

3. lick inf (hit):

Phrases:

at a lick
to give sth a lick and a promise Brit inf

II . lick [lɪk] VB trans

1. lick ice cream:

lizać [perf po-]

2. lick inf (defeat):

gromić [perf roz-]

3. lick (touch and burn):

lido [ˈli:dəʊ, Am -doʊ] N esp Brit

lien [ˈli:ən, Am li:n] N LAW

lieu [lju:, Am lu:] N no pl

I . lift [lɪft] N

2. lift Brit (elevator):

winda f

3. lift no pl inf (support):

4. lift (upward motion):

5. lift usu pl FASHION:

flek m

6. lift no pl AVIAT:

7. lift TECH:

II . lift [lɪft] VB intr

lift fog, smoke:

III . lift [lɪft] VB trans

2. lift (raise slightly):

3. lift fig (improve):

4. lift face:

5. lift vegetables:

6. lift ban, restrictions:

7. lift inf (steal):

I . like1 [laɪk] VB trans

3. like iron (find irritating):

I like that!

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Several commentators have stated that her face was just as famous as Mona Lisa.
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Her next album might just be her Mona Lisa to date.
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By seeing the Mona Lisa, for example, as something beyond its materiality is to identify it as a sign.
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He gets the real Mona Lisa instead of the fake one he had got earlier.
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They have not been there long before the Mona Lisa also puts them into paintings.
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The portrait is noted for its classical similarity to the Mona Lisa.
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It is then recognized as referring to an object outside of itself, a woman, or Mona Lisa.
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The lyrics lament the fall of Mona Lisa, calling her unforgettable and unpredictable, and cautions listeners not to have a breakdown.
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His Mona Lisa is significantly bigger than the real thing.
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I had read years ago that the Mona Lisa was stolen in 1911.
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