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I. cor·ner ['kɔːnəʳ] N

1. corner:

corner
ugao m inf
corner
out of the corner of one's eye
corner of one's mouth
to fold the corner of a page
on the corner of the street
to cut a corner
at every corner fig

2. corner (in hockey, football):

corner SPORTS
corner SPORTS
corner boxing

Phrases:

to be in a tight corner
to force sb into a [tight] corner
to have turned the corner

II. cor·ner ['kɔːnəʳ] ADJ

corner

III. cor·ner ['kɔːnəʳ] VB trans

1. corner (trap):

corner

2. corner comm:

corner
corner market

IV. cor·ner ['kɔːnəʳ] VB intr

corner vehicle:

corner
to corner well

'cor·ner seat N

corner seat

'cor·ner shop N Brit

corner shop
corner shop

'cor·ner house N

corner house
to pin sb in a corner
just round the corner
to round the corner
to turn round the corner
cut corner
on the corner of the street
Present
Icorner
youcorner
he/she/itcorners
wecorner
youcorner
theycorner
Past
Icornered
youcornered
he/she/itcornered
wecornered
youcornered
theycornered
Present Perfect
Ihavecornered
youhavecornered
he/she/ithascornered
wehavecornered
youhavecornered
theyhavecornered
Past Perfect
Ihadcornered
youhadcornered
he/she/ithadcornered
wehadcornered
youhadcornered
theyhadcornered