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Meanings of column in English
Structural element sustaining the weight of a building.
Usage of column in English
1
Which is true: I used to read John's column all the time.
2
This column does not endorse political parties or products, as you know.
3
For example, it describes my column of a week ago as vitriolic.
4
A moment later the column of about sixty Americans came into view.
5
As they returned to the column, Murk asked, 'So... what's the problem?
6
So today, let's just consider this little column as food for thought.
7
The column also incorrectly described Social Justice Ireland as a Catholic organisation.
8
Her first column, From the North West, will appear in tomorrow's paper.
9
Col. Washington moved in column in the rear, keeping himself in reserve.
10
Print out a tab-separated list of column values for a particular row.
11
I looked for the line 'car door' and the column 'tibia fracture'.
12
In one the column will fall, in the other it will rise.
13
Paul Howard dared me to work his new book into a column.
14
I saw something in red ink at the head of the column.
15
The Ionic column is characterized by the spiral volutes of the capital.
16
The numbers in column four are the release times of the stories.
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Column through the time
Column across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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