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Meanings of hoard in English
Synonyms
Examples for "collect"
Examples for "collect"
1
Interventions: 14-day food diaries were used to collect the food consumption data.
2
It often takes weeks or months to collect data on flu deaths.
3
Medical record review was used to collect information on cardiovascular risk factors.
4
E-tailers without physical facilities in a state need not collect the tax.
5
The funds could also collect more money from shareholders, the paper said.
1
Countries accumulate debt partly as a result of sustaining a trade deficit.
2
Collectively, workers can accumulate large amounts of company shares in retirement accounts.
3
But we know they cannot accumulate that knowledge overnight, it takes time.
4
Many treatable conditions may be anticipated and features may accumulate over time.
5
These fragments accumulate over time and their production rate is rather constant.
1
This work aims to compile and discuss the data published thus far.
2
Somebody should compile a list of all these events and rate them.
3
Set this variable to help programs you compile find the appropriate libraries.
4
RTÉ won't need to compile a Reeling in the Years for 2015.
5
One method used was to get the students compile a fantastic biography.
1
This strong start has helped Ingles amass career-best form in the postseason.
2
If you amass 12 points, you will receive a three month suspension.
3
Ashton Kutcher becomes first celebrity to amass 1 million followers on Twitter.
4
As organisers, bookie and top golemachist, Pennyhaugh and Judah amass good money.
5
Boo has worked hard to amass her facts and get them right.
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They would begin to pile up in a heap in a minute.
2
They pile up the wood and the women scatter flowers upon it.
3
As the credit card bills pile up, it's time to take stock.
4
Of course, it was his own fault for letting them pile up.
5
Lies once begun, pile up; and lies require lies to bolster them.
1
We reach the far curb just as the backup units roll up.
2
He'd roll up one pant leg and point his foot out straight.
3
She was going to have to roll up her rugs at home.
4
He would never roll up his sleeves and do the hard work.
5
Add a spoonful of meat mixture onto each tortilla and roll up.
Catalan
tresorejar Spanish
amontonar Usage of hoard in English
1
Not quite a Pandora's box, the NSA hoard exudes similar destructive power.
2
Schafer said there was no need for consumers to hoard rice supplies.
3
They had got the Nibelungen hoard; and with it the Nibelungen curse.
4
Hedge funds and developers hoard building land they should use or sell.
5
This was the one in which the dragon lay guarding the hoard.
6
Words upon a hoard must be hoarded, as the ancient saying goes.
7
The firm said it did not need to hoard cash for acquisitions.
8
The great hoard which the free hand to the churches of England.
9
It pointed out that Lyons had a cash hoard of £48 million.
10
Everyone's starting to hoard food, so prices are going through the roof.
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The shifting hoard of newspeople went silent, straining to hear Garrett's response.
12
He does not seek to hoard money; he intends to spend it.
13
People had been wrong to hoard gold for the collapse of civilization.
14
Though avaricious, it was in order to spend and not to hoard.
15
A hoard should always be made; but not too great a hoard.
16
The hoard has been dated to the eighth or perhaps ninth century.
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Hoard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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