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Meanings of paint in English
Usage of paint in English
1
With new paint, wallpaper, and furniture, the house would look entirely different.
2
The table's simple New England look is available in 20 paint finishes.
3
The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
4
Grey paint covers 37 per cent of all cars sold in Ireland.
5
The latest crime stats for South Africa paint a pretty grim picture.
6
There was no room in the flat in which she could paint.
7
It needs a bit of work, a bit of paint and landscaping.
8
But senior officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, paint a different picture.
9
The boys said he had worn the paint off that particular place.
10
There had been no hesitation in the laying on of the paint.
11
The boys can give it a coat of paint, in the morning.
12
The panels were hung with plain paper in harmony with the paint.
13
They believe the two sentences paint Japan in an unfairly negative light.
14
What could be more natural than to ask Calder to paint it?
15
You might as well try to paint a house that's on fire.
16
The words seemed to paint, in the narrow room, the dim Gap.
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Paint through the time
Paint across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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