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Meanings of killing in English
Usage of killing in English
1
Half a billion people will receive the parasite-killing medications this year alone.
2
Mid-tier miners need to boost production after years of growth-killing cost cuts.
3
The dance stopped abruptly with the killing; people were already going home.
4
There was no sense in killing the geese that laid the eggs.
5
The honest Swede looked like a sheep-killing dog caught in the act.
6
He used a forbidden weapon, a witch-killing gun called the Salem Special.
7
He succeeded in killing the red fiend but got badly used up.
8
There was novelty in it, and it satisfied the lust for killing.
9
Hence the justice of killing both Zimri and Cozbi in one blow.
10
In the Umholtz-Rivers income bracket, the difference might be worth killing for.
11
The killing was in a conflict between armed Armenians and Turkish soldiers.
12
They are furious at the idea of killing their King and Queen.
13
She reports the sheep-killing to the police, but is patronised and dismissed.
14
Air pollution is killing hundreds of thousands of their citizens each year.
15
You had your chance of killing in the open, and you failed.
16
You seem to have developed the Dominey touch even in killing pheasants.
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Translations for killing
Russian
Killing through the time
Killing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Canada
Common
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