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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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Loans-topic
126
Taser
219
Consideration
428
time-honoured
232
worms
114
unconstitutional
254
discussion
1100
peep
925
wear out
174
-graphy
150
tulle
192
booby trap
359
DT's
276
unmistakable
802
deaf-and-dumb
337
establish
1051
night watchman
195
Humid
329
inflame
311
ninety
255
ferment
512
Ineffective
342
mammal
354
churn something ↔ out
243
rip something ↔ apart
155
Squander
219
New thesaurus
164
wanted
186
Reflective
518
spoil
923
particular
902
rankle
248
brasserie
247
Friction
284
insulate
332
Tell
518
Diet
435
neodymium
157
tare
182
ranee
142
variegated
227
Vary
395
industry
922
viewdata
132
Forge
324
ambassador
675
know-how
465
-ous
158
Swindler
25
caring
359
ducting
230
bottle out
241
contrary
891
Overland
303
caff
228
tell off
156
palau
190
Outdo
221
property
984
game
2038
premeditated
501
aptly
219
tyneside
191
cliff
836
chalkboard
369
Opportunistic
74
kinetic
215
uninhibited
312
Precursor
212
tadpole
256
hiring
106
expunge
301
self-righteous
613
Cohort
268
pawpaw
215
biological
215
bleep out
168
brood
786
rugby
400
irresistible
383
flash mob
183
shriek
897
unseemly
498
gameplay
256
kick-start
450
Disabled
412
Empty
476
Invitation
354
flying saucer
271
there is no substitute for something
223
multimillionaire
186
eighth
277
unfulfillable
97
hawaii
139
uncharitable
203
in light of something
149
General grammatical and linguistic terms
139
give rise to something
164
puss
329
ill-prepared
172
inhabit
939
Disinter
161
superpower
229
lawman
181
bomb disposal
233
hunting ground
216
Mug
273
shoddy
490
Minute
554
reliable
1272
trot
408
pander
229
dish up
171
christmas
186
alabaster
300
upend
296
repay
520
Partial
227
win
1063
comb through
109
seal off
177
unattractive
275
gassing
184
sidewalk
264
Kill
476
speech
944
spitting
141
tail
1083
educational
428
Allowance
398
vanilla
228
repose
244
drift
1000
overdo
231
stand out for
146
pin-up
217
underdone
172
Comprehensive
414
imperishable
171
unsuspected
151
mountain
603
Acme
298
à la mode
286
millionaires
115
hiking
206
balancing act
264
eliminate
956
strife
429
Seychelles, the
152
stressor
124
Lengthen
249
dismayed
287
rub down
142
credit crunch
289
CD-R
244
vacated
156
white elephant
218
up to
279
clued-up
196
Stout
240
starfish
254
frenemy
138
Factory
208
dramatist
258
glance
962
centre
944
repertory
197
See
606
Surface
419
splintery
137
privacy
541
Field
527
prodigious
316
strangely
249
Bulldog
220
honeypot
205
woah
102
toughener
88
Pursued
148
Hydrated
49
bespoken
114
plump for
115
unflinching
191
ounce
868
fifteen
309
diversify
552
laborsaving
116
grunger
142
lyrical
229
catty-corner
189
remaker
97
handbagging
105
undecided
424
globalization
306
disused
320
colorway
134
preside
320
Snarky
214
vocational
321
sensitive
1047
withdrawal symptoms
160
Jesus Christ
252
doddle
211
Diabetes
357
disconcert
348
barbs
110
narrow
1162
chanciest
160
Unattended
146
mama
201
Erroneous
204
angularities
111
need to do something
99
vaunted
272
infancy
410
lamp
1093
Spanish
688
turtleneck
274
Abbreviations used in computing and on the internet
112
netty
111
To the core
254
Beeb
115
crowed
129
squashier
93
flight-deck
145
radio-
115
whacking
188
dungy
111
Casually
160
interfere with
148
bone china
244
nauseant
104
orientalist
235
OD
199
business class
243
attainment
279
wordiest
136
Fowl
209
mauritius
173
brisbane
137
shuffle
558
Maritime
189
Larder
113
kudos
321
bedtime
287
prudery
187
mailshot
183
ironmonger
216
handwriting
880
philanthropy
228
green pepper
231
historic
454
creative-accounting
96
laugh
445
botanical
321
supernatural
408
cast aside
196
nerveless
191
climbing frame
254
iberia
201
sell yourself
112
triangulation
172
encamp
272
anchor
976
ballsy
311
lockstep
182
plagiarize
228
unemployable
169
legalise
176
heedless
182
joneses
152
vestry
188
Drizzle
251
reserve
963
julienne
139
inorganic chemistry
265
superhighway
193
colleagues
166
wristwatch
221
tournament
690
the seabed
157
improviser
64
ridiculously
144
collude
434
dedicated
656
team
1232
ovality
94
durable goods
250
drive out
253
Activism, rebellion, protest and terrorism
151
educational leave
125
sexually
101
charwoman
330
food bank
290
-ery
222
buoyant
364
ebayer
118
French doors
331
dentalize
139
homebody
199
majority
932
plenty
736
frailty
505
Burkina Faso
188
pastor
203
credit somebody with (doing) something
179
southwark
121
potteries
169
badmouth
252
mild
1006
agitprop
269
licentiate
203
samaritans
140
wiggly
149
hallucinogenic
211
foul-mouthed
334
lamb
937
stimulating
432
act
1029
polish something ↔ up
217
felicitous
233
militarism
249
syllogistic
77
break your journey
112
side road
313
appraise
385
cemetery
356
beady
312
suspicion
1101
basket
380
cop to
175
hunt up
165
fitting
542
insensible
300
recidivist
329
reason
765
snigger
282
anal-retentive
123
Authoritarian
303
jaycee
198
electromagnet
212
pluck
849
draftsmanship
239
commute
469
adequate
1127
gold digger
313
tabulate
293
flesh
1041
macho
194
implied
149
Repeal
260
ulcer
432
outcast
283
befell
164
Moldova
216
theism
240
constrain
451
rip apart
162
Regency, the
246
trickery
246
electric-blue
164
Vitrify
141
Roman
739
Wise
300
ad
1371
multicoloured
224
consenting adult
278
formulation
170
shirtwaister
126
Intuitive
291
give
689
double click
283
misshapen
171
judge
1056
stud
298
rat
820
whisky
871
masterpiece
902
Backlog
256
endoskeleton
230
shift
1162
complexion
750
klutz
239
exit strategy
287
earnest
907
manitoban
105
theocracy
249
sign
1979
sloop
179
ASST.
176
reconnect
138
deference
301
bend
1242
Aquarius
234
mutinous
239
waist
875
boniness
134
histrionic
164
prevent
1103
fatness
128
a baptism of fire
119
positron
173
bugger off
209
adequacy
179
incoherent
467
stuntman
119
swelling
493
trigger
603
face value
315
wales
184
companied
120
anti-semite
247
stuck-up
553
putter
373
horror
957
Sculpture
87
gauze
460
crustier
132
ghostly
294
rollicking
207
personal
995
sacristies
98
Scruffy
138
blokeish
179
cm
226
spell
935
disconnected
324
valuable
903
Lugubrious
100
Bodily
238
Relinquish
278
reagent
181
Trickster
58
Trust
450
outhouse
344
submit
1205
die away
222
amiable
530
fishcake
193
Missing
385
poetess
147
interviewer
413
Prerequisite
564
Appalling
208
plover
197
Estimate
640
tracheotomy
241
drought
972
burial
321
mini-roundabout
173
mouthy
238
-ance
156
Freeway
421
Nun
318
Drawn
237
dying
714
chatbot
118
Beholder
110
Biology
252
Adversity
328
sloganeering
188
Busted
204
unknowing
355
Banner
70
curfew
262
stoutish
88
Regency
144
potting
120
fortuneteller
139
shannon
87
eon
298
subsidence
259
authoritarianism
191
flagpole
251
miss
592
characterization
245
Ensure
472
Sprain
342
Enmity
461
Endocrine
150
lightning conductor
101
cradle-robber
248
Correlation
208
Gateway
229
gradient
416
Crimes
180
more than likely happy ready etc
95
experience
1107
Look up
227
Hungry
240
-ency
114
trackless
91
graphics
424
hotheaded
97
apocope
173
comprehensively
119
quintessence
180
dazzlingly
202
corvette
268
workshy
161
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Christmas
Word family
adjective
Christmassy
noun
Christmas cake
Christmas card
Christmas pudding
Christmas stocking
Christmas
Christmas tree
Related topics:
Chronology
Christ
·
mas
/
ˈkrɪsməs
/
●●●
S2
W2
noun
[
countable
C
,
uncountable
U
]
TMC
the period of time around
December
25th, the day when Christians
celebrate
the
birth
of Christ
圣诞节(期间)
at Christmas
We’ll see you at Christmas.
我们在圣诞节和你见面。
over Christmas
I’ll be in Scotland over Christmas.
圣诞节期间我将会在苏格兰。
Are you going home for Christmas?
你回家过圣诞节吗?
a Christmas present
圣诞礼物
the Christmas holidays
圣诞节假期
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year everyone!
祝大家圣诞快乐、新年快乐!
n
COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
Happy/Merry Christmas!
(=
something you say to people at Christmas
)
I just called in to say ‘Happy Christmas’.
a good/nice Christmas
Did you have a good Christmas?
a family Christmas
We always have a family Christmas at home.
a traditional Christmas
Mum likes to have a traditional Christmas for all the family.
a white Christmas
(=
with snow on the ground
)
We haven’t had a white Christmas in England for years.
verbs
have/spend Christmas
No one wants to spend Christmas alone.
celebrate Christmas
How does your family usually celebrate Christmas?
give somebody something for Christmas
What can I give Dad for Christmas?
get something for Christmas
I got a new watch for Christmas.
wish somebody a happy Christmas
(=
say that you hope someone enjoys Christmas
)
They wished us a happy Christmas and left.
Christmas + NOUN
Christmas dinner/lunch
(=
a special meal on Christmas Day
)
All the family come to our house for Christmas dinner.
a Christmas card
She sends me a Christmas card every year.
a Christmas present
The children couldn’t wait to open their Christmas presents.
a Christmas tree
(=
a decorated tree that people have in their homes at Christmas
)
Put the gifts under the Christmas tree.
a Christmas party
(=
a party held around Christmas
)
What are you wearing for the Christmas party?
a Christmas carol
(=
a Christian song sung at Christmas
)
Children go from door to door singing Christmas carols.
Christmas decorations
(=
things to decorate a house, shop, or town at Christmas
)
When do you put your Christmas decorations up?
Christmas lights
(=
lights in the streets at Christmas, or on the Christmas tree
)
We went to see the Christmas lights in New York.
Christmas shopping
(=
for presents for people
)
Have you done your Christmas shopping yet?
the Christmas season/period
(=
the days around and including Christmas Day
)
Most stores need extra staff during the Christmas season.
the Christmas holiday
(=
the time that people are not working during the Christmas period
)
We weren’t at school because it was the Christmas holiday.
n
GRAMMAR: Patterns with Christmas
at Christmas
You use
at Christmas
when saying that something happens during the Christmas holiday period:
I’ll see you at Christmas.
✗
Don’t say:
I’ll see you on Christmas.
You can also say
at Christmas time
:
At Christmas time, the whole family gets together.
on Christmas Day
You say
on Christmas Day
when saying that something happens on December 25th:
I have to work on Christmas Day.
✗
Don’t say:
I have to work at Christmas Day.
for Christmas
You get a present
for Christmas
:
He gave me a new watch for Christmas.
✗
Don’t say:
He gave me a new watch on Christmas.
Examples from the Corpus
Christmas
•
The
annual
Christmas
program
, with full tuxedoed
orchestra
, sets,
choreography
and Broadway-caliber
costumes
, was standing room only.
•
Last
winter
featured
tartan
themes, while
metallic
Sixties dresses and lurex tops were
popular
at
Christmas
.
•
Piling
for the new
bridge
was completed by
Christmas
.
•
It's getting nearly
Christmas
now.
•
Julie went
snowboarding
over
Christmas
.
•
The first time I see him is at the
Christmas
bonfire
, when I am in the
ninth
grade
.
•
And to think when Peggy was little
Gran
wouldn't let me
switch
on the tree lights until
Christmas
Eve
.
•
The
consumer
electronics
industry suffered through one of its
worst
Christmas
seasons
in
decades
in 1996.
Origin
Christmas
Old English
Cristes mæsse
'Christ's
→
MASS
1
5
'
Christ
·
mas
noun
→
n
GRAMMAR
1
→
n
COLLOCATIONS
1
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