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Meanings of annex in English
Usage of annex in English
1
I made it to within sight of the annex in good time.
2
There's an annex: go in, you don't come out, so they say.
3
He continues to maintain it was illegal for Russia to annex Crimea.
4
To my amazement, Slidell came by the annex to share the news.
5
Parliament was then given until 2029 to strengthen or demolish the annex.
6
A second entrance is found on Commerce Place in the colonies annex.
7
The two young women walked into the earthlodge through the new annex.
8
They really formed an annex in order to entice stray European guests.
9
I know you will be delighted at this annex to the hospital.
10
It was almost dusk by the time I got to the annex.
11
The annex is up as far as the bottom, waiting for cribbing.
12
Really it was nothing more than a roofless annex of the Palace.
13
When we arrived at the annex Boyd went straight to his bowl.
14
If this is true, we ought not to annex the Hawaiian Islands.
15
We shall annex Texas, in full view, indeed, of all possible consequences.
16
Probably he was used to having that sort of woman annex him.
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Annex across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common