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I . wall [wɔ:l] N

1. wall (enclosing area):

wall
mur m

2. wall (enclosing room):

wall
wall clock

3. wall of tube, container:

wall

4. wall ANAT:

wall

5. wall fig (barrier):

a wall of silence
a wall of water/fire

II . wall [wɔ:l] VB trans

dry wall N AM

dry wall → plasterboard

See also plasterboard

plasterboard N no pl

party wall N LAW

Wailing Wall N

wall in VB trans

wall off VB trans

wall up VB trans

wall up door, window:

wall up

wall chart N

wall socket N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The group locates the rooftop exit, but a solid concrete wall blocks them from progressing.
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He rebuffs her attempt to take his hat, whereupon she points to the wall clock.
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In this case the vehicle was being driven at high speed through a roundabout and crashed through a wall and into a tree.
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With arterial thrombosis, blood vessel wall damage is required, as it initiates coagulation, but clotting in the veins mostly occurs without any such damage.
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Fixing heavy loads to a dry-lined plasterboard wall is not difficult.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The risk of condensation can be reduced by avoiding cold bridges, using a vapour control layer to keep moisture out of the wall and by ventilating cold cavities.
www.bdonline.co.uk
Subsequently, a second wall of tissue, the septum secundum, grows over the ostium secundum in the right atrium.
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Use elements of it, do a wall light and maybe a lovely floor lamp then pick more classic shapes in sofas.
www.independent.ie
A common example of a sample panel is a wall mock-up.
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A brick wall around the outside of the inner bailey may have been built around this time to provide additional security.
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