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Meanings of lots in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mountain"
Examples for "mountain"
1
He said: We need to use this: this was never our mountain.
2
Ye shall return home, and ye shall become one with the mountain.'
3
The western mountain town of Zintan is effectively outside central government control.
4
It was later that year when I climbed my first physical mountain.
5
Sure, you get free lift tickets and free rein on the mountain.
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Second: People tend to form unions with partners with similar credit scores.
2
However, speed of progress varied greatly between the scores and age groups.
3
Result: The mean scores tended to decrease as the line-pair values increased.
4
However, survivors' scores eroded as they reported more and more chronic conditions.
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Results: Both intervention groups demonstrated improvement in study measures from baseline scores.
1
Thanathorn and the Future Forward party are facing dozens of legal cases.
2
Besides Gross, U.S. officials said Cuba also released dozens of political prisoners.
3
For many years they would have heard dozens of cases each week.
4
This went on for several minutes, North rattling off dozens of words.
5
However, dozens of mainly young locals want the expansion to be stopped.
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Its crude steel production capacity is over 17 million tons per year.
2
Last year, some 5 tons of litter were left behind, she said.
3
Nathan Astle leads New Zealand's all-time one-day century list with 16 tons.
4
Of course, on the set, there's tons of technology all the time.
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But getting them to that point takes months and tons of food.
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The result is piles of highly flammable clothes building up in factories.
2
However, when we paid piles of peanuts, we simply got greedy monkeys.
3
A report from an independent assessor found numerous problems with their piles.
4
There were also piles and piles of paper on every available surface.
5
Think of them stacked up in bright yellow piles in the warehouse.
1
Companies that are best practice come with loads and loads of information.
2
When it comes to quickly moving heavy loads, brute power remains key.
3
However, concerns remained about the high debt loads of some euro-zone nations.
4
Children with HIV infection have high viral loads, particularly in early childhood.
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Ayla said they were strong and could carry the loads, Proleva said.
1
THE good news is there's still absolutely heaps of snow in Australia.
2
The dead lie in heaps and layers in the invisible, pernicious poison.
3
The ground was piled with dead Yankees; they were piled in heaps.
4
His enemies lay in three dark and motionless heaps in the snow.
5
Some were broken, and lay in heaps in the clear green water.
1
Somewhere in these stacks of paper is the answer, I know it.
2
Secondly, the difficulty level shoots up suddenly once the stacks are involved.
3
Umballa arranged the coin in stacks, one of them triple in size.
4
She saw stacks of bills to pay, future reservations, some from Tokyo.
5
Just find a way to get on stacks of routes without leading.
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The rafts in the meantime to keep the middle of the stream.
2
Adolph led the way onto the rafts and the two others followed.
3
The heavy rafts of timber threatened to shut me in my camp.
4
Mr. Paterson was the first to float oak in rafts to Quebec.
5
I think he must have been looking at the rafts or something.
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The lashings of rain are expected to drive through until Friday morning.
2
He had sprung alongside of Clara, and was already unwinding her lashings.
3
Sharia prescribes stonings, lashings, amputations and execution as punishments for some crimes.
4
Gone is the slice of toast with lashings of butter and marmalade.
5
The others, twisting in their lashings, turning painfull, stared with open lips.
1
He has been known to hand wads of money to homeless people.
2
Blanket weed spreads quickly to form thick wads of green floating filaments.
3
He swapped tobacco wads from one cheek to the other and continued:
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Will bankers also soon be clamoring for wads of the high-value bill?
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Will bankers also soon be clamouring for wads of the high-value bill?
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We all send you and the Harmonies lots and gobs of love.
2
She ate gobs of greasy chips and bloated her belly with Cokes.
3
She wore jeans, a white peasant blouse, and gobs of silver jewelry.
4
She immediately began to 'give' comfort, in large, clearly articulated, perfectly grammatical gobs.
5
In reality, gobs of people buy S-Classes without thinking about it.
1
If your surname happens to be Windsor then the answer is oodles.
2
You see it in new bars, cafes and oodles of Instagram feeds.
3
In their hands, dubstep became an art-pop sound with oodles of potential.
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There are cooking facilities, andthe pods have oodles of insulation and heating.
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It proves us Brits are bold, colourful and have oodles of style.
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The Americans cried a little and great scads of patriotism were noted.
2
And I met scads of people who were really curious about my arm.
3
You'll find a buckskin purse, with some scads in it, in the bag.
4
It offers dynamic real-time quotes and scads of research and metrics.
5
All good reasons why scads of culinary students have their sights set on television.
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He slews all out of gear, like a carronade with rotten lashings.
2
He had slews and slathers of money, as Yankee Bill would say.
3
As the wave breaks around them, the IBS slews precariously to the right.
4
The rising tide fetched with it slews of blue sky.
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He returned the greeting, voice slurred by excess slews of flesh around his mouth.
Usage of lots in English
1
In Europe, almost every carrier uses GSM, which means lots of competition.
2
She needs lots of rest, good food, as little stress as possible.
3
Maurice Bleibermacher has a different problem: lots of degrees and no money.
4
This is a complicated question, and the answer is: lots of places.
5
I'd had lots of personal problems and went through some difficult times.
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In our culture, having lots of money means having power over others.
7
This lopsided development matters because India needs to create lots of jobs.
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Yes, there have been lots of changes to incentives after the crisis.
9
In other words, lots of different people adding tags to public links.
10
There's a cute crowd in Maycomb now; lots of new young people.
11
The Morning Reboot: Tuesday December 5 The news, and lots of it.
12
I've seen failed marriages and lots of people with problems at work.
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Animals exposed to environmental stress often have lots of them floating around.
14
He needs clean water, lots and lots of clean water, every day.
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As far as the treaty is concerned there are lots of options.
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I had a spacious house and lots of hope for my family.
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