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early riser
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lève-tôt <pl lève-tôt> [lɛvto] N mf
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early riser N
riser [Brit ˈrʌɪzə, Am ˈraɪzər] N
1. riser (person):
2. riser (part of stair):
I. early [Brit ˈəːli, Am ˈərli] ADJ
1. early (one of the first):
early attempt, role, years, play
2. early (sooner than usual):
early death
early delivery, settlement
early vegetable, fruit
3. early (in period of time):
4. early BIOL:
early gene
II. early [Brit ˈəːli, Am ˈərli] ADV
1. early (in period of time):
early leave, arrive, book, start
early get up, go to bed
as early as 1983
dès 1983
2. early (before expected, too soon):
early arrive, leave, ripen
III. early [Brit ˈəːli, Am ˈərli]
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lève-tôt [lɛvto] N mf inv inf
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riser N
1. riser (somebody getting up):
2. riser (part of step):
3. riser pl Am (set of steps):
I. early [ˈɜ:lɪ, Am ˈɜ:r-] ADJ
1. early (at beginning of day):
2. early (close to beginning of period):
3. early form (prompt):
4. early (ahead of expected time):
5. early (first):
II. early [ˈɜ:lɪ, Am ˈɜ:r-] ADV
1. early (in day):
2. early (ahead of time):
3. early (close to beginning of period):
as early as 1803
dès 1803
4. early (prematurely):
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lève-tôt [lɛvto] N mf inv inf
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French
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riser N
1. riser (from sleep):
2. riser (part of stair):
3. riser pl (set of platforms):
I. early <-ier, -iest> [ˈɜr·li] ADJ
1. early (at beginning of day):
2. early (close to beginning of period):
3. early (ahead of expected time):
4. early (first):
5. early form (prompt):
II. early <-ier, -iest> [ˈɜr·li] ADV
1. early (in day):
2. early (ahead of time):
3. early (close to beginning of period):
as early as 1803
dès 1803
4. early (prematurely):
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