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Meanings of entertain in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hold"
Examples for "hold"
1
So far so good, but the situation couldn't hold stable for long.
2
The other sector will hold GEMS' assets in Europe and north America.
3
Ms Yingluck said she will hold new elections as soon as possible.
4
The main problem is not other countries wanting to hold EU referendums.
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However, pasteurization can be done at lower temperatures, given longer hold times.
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The second case was connected to the infected nurse, health officials said.
2
Bev's used those farming methods to nurse her farm back to health.
3
Any nurse or doctor, will place an order via a text message.
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The situation led to the nurse ultimately being charged with professional misconduct.
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Wellington nurse Leah said a lack of staff was a major issue.
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For example, earlier this year, dead fish started appearing in the harbour.
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Faith to enter a strange harbour despite the hazards and possible consequences.
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There is a railway connection with Europe and a superb natural harbour.
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The anchor plunged into the water of the harbour; the shrieking ceased.
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A hundred years ago a ship left Auckland harbour heading for Fiji.
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The anchor plunged into the water of the harbor; the shrieking ceased.
2
Tropical forests harbor many species of plants and animals found nowhere else.
3
Short history of piloting, including how regulations were established in N.Y. harbor.
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Today, for some reason, this sleepy harbor town was crawling with police.
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The harbor of the fishing city of Setubal has no factory today.
Usage of entertain in English
1
Soon we shall be able to entertain our friends in proper fashion.
2
But it won't prevent me from coming to entertain, said 50 Cent.
3
The prospects of success: Explain why the courts should entertain another appeal.
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It is not clear whether Pfizer would entertain such a deal structure.
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But a natural instinct to entertain led him in a different direction.
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In the entertainment era, even political candidates must be able to entertain.
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We can group content into four categories: entertain, inspire, educate and convince.
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I expect my guests to entertain me for a much longer time.
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I thought perhaps you'd be kind enough to help us entertain him.
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Setting Khan free was an option Harvath was not willing to entertain.
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It felt too unreal to respond to, or even entertain as possible.
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I must keep my place, but she'll entertain no other.' He frowned.
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Perhaps you should also entertain the idea of listening to Scorpion again.
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They knew what we were, and agreed to help us entertain guests.
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I still entertain the opinion expressed in the message referred to, that-
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I'm certain she'll manage to entertain herself well enough while awaiting me.
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Entertain through the time
Entertain across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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