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Meanings of loaf in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "lounge"
Examples for "lounge"
1
Meaning: An idiosyncratic way of saying the gate area or boarding lounge.
2
Last time he used the lounge was six weeks before the fire.
3
Upstairs there's an extensive lounge area that is currently not in use.
4
But the resulting place feels less souk than Duty Free airport lounge.
5
I suggest he be given a free chit for the Monarch lounge.
1
But the emissions from traffic linger far longer than the traffic itself.
2
That said; it's a day where misinformation may still linger from yesterday.
3
She doesn't linger to answer any of the million questions I have.
4
Weakness for average selling prices is also likely to linger, he said.
5
Unfortunately, Bodach and the surrounding territories are not good places to linger.
1
The times and tides of business and debate tarry for no man.
2
Give me my staff; and tarry in yon chamber to the left.
3
Satisfied on this account, her brother said she should not tarry long.
4
The longer we tarry, the farther word will spread about our intentions.
5
The muster shall begin at once, and wait for none that tarry.
1
Drink long; in this wine lurk the seeds of the life everlasting.
2
Behind the sordid details of Kenneth Starr's report lurk two critical questions.
3
Dangerous plants don't just lurk in Amazon rain forests or tropical jungles.
4
A dreadful order seemed to lurk in the darkest shadows of life.
5
It might lurk in deep ocean waters in areas sensors don't reach.
1
Texting works better and Portcullis House's atrium is the place to loiter.
2
Naked in other respects, they loiter away whole days by the fireside.
3
Stand and watch, lurk and loiter for a while and nobody notices.
4
They loiter around the entrance, trying to look neither embarrassed nor excited.
5
Here is some money; go quickly, and don't loiter by the way.
1
Think of the people to whom your bottles of footle go!
2
I can't stand his 'Theatre'-that'sfootle-butthe big things-'LePere Goriot,' 'La Cousine Bette,' 'Cesar Birotteau'-what a great book 'Cesar Birotteau' is!-
3
And redolent of footle;
4
She felt it was a footling question even as she asked it.
5
I'm not such an ass as to fall off a footling balcony.
1
She said politely, 'I don't know how to lollygag, madam, but I will do my best.'
2
I leave school at five p.m., and if I don't lollygag around, then I will get home around five-thirty.
3
Don't lollygag, Madeleine snapped.
4
Then he shook his head, his ears and lips flapping, and walked away like he had business and couldn't lollygag around with me.
5
"I'll kick your ass if you lollygag."
1
Crowds mill about the doors at all times and in all weather.
2
I will see him at the mill about half-past nine in the morning.
3
After Reno leaves them, the trainees begin to mill about and talk quietly.
4
I mill about on my own for a few minutes, taking in the place.
5
When people mill about like that, they usually just want to say something nice.
1
He trotted off the stage, leaving the audience to mill around, talking.
2
Men in suits mill around, comparing resolution, storage capacity and price.
3
It is a popular haunt in Galway and people mill around the bar.
4
The dead spirits in the cemetery began to mill around in rising panic.
5
But they STILL wouldn't do anything other than mill around and be angry.
1
House construction costs hang around, rising very slowly from the base year.
2
I sure hope they don't ever decide to hang around here again.
3
I don't think I want to hang around in it much longer.
4
You'll get used to it if you hang around here long enough.
5
You hang around the captain long enough, you get used to it.
1
I have no time to mess about with good deeds, Joel thought.
2
There never was such a mess about anything since London first began.
3
We do mess about anyway but this is on another level.
4
And 'e doesn't mess about much over the preparing of it'.
5
They had struck a cautious truce since resolving the mess about Brad's slot.
Usage of loaf in English
1
The men searched everywhere; there was but one loaf in the boat.
2
The loaf improves in flavour for several days and needs no icing.
3
Baking times vary according to the loaf size and choice of cycle.
4
Put the egg in last, and carefully pour over loaf; Serve hot.
5
Bake in large greased loaf pan in moderate oven about one hour.
6
Bake in a loaf in a moderately hot oven about thirty minutes.
7
To serve Remove Chocolate Delice from loaf tin and remove plastic wrap.
8
Spoon the mixture into the prepared loaf tin and level the top.
9
It may be baked in loaf, or in gem pans, as preferred.
10
The loaf tastes good warm but will cut much better when cool.
11
Or go into a tailor and ask for a loaf of bread.
12
I read your book and don't see a record of meat-loaf sculptures.
13
They had no more than one loaf in the boat with them.
14
There was more crust than crumb in the loaf he gave us.
15
Israel had now been three days without food, except one two-penny loaf.
16
Kenelm bowed his head, and drew the loaf towards him in silence.
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Loaf through the time
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