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annexe
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ A modern annexe houses the Russell collection of early keyboard instruments. ▪ But they could have got into the boarding annexe . ▪ I knew he was the clerk from the Town Hall Annexe . ▪ It was necessary, therefore, to heat the ...
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n. (alternative spelling of annex English) vb. (alternative spelling of annex English)
Usage examples of annexe.
She was a lUferent woman altogether when she first used to go bebar bar o the annexe.
On the 30th April, Pashazade Zari Moncef al-Mansur, only son of the Emir of Tunis, married Sally Welham at a private ceremony in an annexe of the Great al-Zaytuna Mosque.
Assorted Alliteration Annexe, the superior sellers of stressed syllable or similar-sounding speech sequences since the sixteenth century.
The repairs and mending on their armour had been done in the fieldthis was an army a long way from home, a long way from resupply annexes.
Moebius cubes that had transported the ergs, the parked skimmer, the kitchen and laundry annexes next to the tower, part of the old chemistry building on the Endymion campus, several stone dwellings, precisely half of the bridge over the Pinion River, and a few million metric tons of rock and subsoil.
The earthen floor had been beaten flat and smooth by the Hares, whose quarters were a little annexe at one end.
Inside, I was ushered to a bench in a small annexe room, from which I could observe the activities of about fifty people, most of them wearing sannyasin clothing, and chiefly in their twenties and thirties.
Yet not once had they sussed the house that the Scousers were using as an annexe.
Our two Annexes, as we call then, appeared to be interested in the project, or fancy, or whim, or whatever the older heads might consider it.
The first thing I noticed, the other evening, was that the Tutor was sitting between the two Annexes, and the Counsellor was next to Number Five.
The two Annexes whispered together, and the American Annex gave their joint result.
The two Annexes turn towards the mystic urn as if the lots which were to determine their destiny were shut up in it.
The two Annexes hurried out their pocket-handkerchiefs, and I almost expected a semihysteric cataclysm.
She brought the two Annexes with her, and I gave my three visitors a lecture on carbon, which they seemed to enjoy very much.
One of The Teacups, to whom I have slightly referred, is an accomplished pianist, and the two Annexes sing very sweetly together,--the American girl having a clear soprano voice, the English girl a mellow contralto.