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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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soulmate
154
Leaks
129
acred
115
bitching
264
Ahead of time
77
ingredient
1044
eat into
180
dealer
479
intolerant
318
pre-teen
144
Disparate
189
sniveling
179
tyrannical
223
existentialist
265
carvery
238
approach
1084
bbq
230
anteroom
235
voice-over
273
housefly
230
wipe
938
haole
143
johnny
153
integration
476
palm
1008
cheat
960
step
1161
snuck
184
sugar cane
137
tote
346
caller ID
307
cardy
137
dipsomaniac
215
ballad
375
patty
199
Regain
421
confusion
968
pull back
226
crud
313
andorra
248
Non existence thesaurus
113
vilify
271
rev
548
addictive
638
liverpool
129
silver-tongued
101
boneless
272
Physiotherapist
178
muslim
261
ways and means
117
epistemology
286
favorable
675
barking
150
comradeliness
123
steer clear (of)
94
mad keen (on)
115
as flat as a pancake
104
safeguard
758
Not showing careful thought or good judgment
106
flowering
243
Existing, happening in or relating to a time in the past
105
romany
179
in favour
114
drum sth into sb
123
Lust
414
Enlighten
230
electronica
218
circulatory
206
Coma
224
roomy
240
ceaselessness
117
commonhold
173
aside
689
climax
521
despondent
326
metalwork
218
alarms
102
Changes thesaurus
176
pro forma
206
Whitsun
291
pinup
147
survive
1115
tone unit
153
Velocity
261
yoof
191
stopcock
158
take-home pay
210
noonday
165
shivery
170
Speeches
123
jackpot
204
leftovers
154
Scholars
137
diddly
269
cutting-edge
148
propagate
298
umma
167
foreseen
166
sailcloth
149
balancing act
262
there you go
96
aggressiveness
72
down the hatch
159
deodorizer
122
prone to sth
111
munge
94
Inadvertence
78
Tilt
291
Designed
85
excavation
269
occasional
844
curfew
261
Demolish
213
dogged
373
self-satisfied
414
castigate
285
erosivity
91
earplug
225
recommend
1093
expurgated
356
Espionage
339
cinder
424
Bazaar
173
praise
999
say
818
come with
157
carbon copy
270
tuxedo
318
disgraceful
363
stock-still
168
extensive
944
cop to
170
Inept
290
rostrum
249
water park
222
unfashionable
375
schnook
151
to the point
275
landfill
355
roll in
245
peaceable
261
fishmonger
321
extract
580
bounded
144
grain
1113
kilo
222
seventeenth
133
prime cost
122
Hold out
85
dsl
250
squeeze
990
Crowded
406
table
615
death squad
311
modernise
154
stiflingly
146
excrement
254
pedicurist
135
double-check
265
comely
316
sparks fly
178
Baksheesh
244
candidate
951
orwellian
143
torsel
95
take to
222
Usher
252
lpn
141
beautified
155
frieze
300
judicature
185
habitats
136
swinger
186
macaw
268
Contemptuous
505
enthusiastic
997
micromanager
134
sustain
922
feminine
318
magnesium
181
Who
255
anti-choice
235
inventive
533
GPA
124
gazump
305
Greenland
260
cart
954
jigger
174
mangetout
165
Quintessence
122
oil pan
192
electric-blue
163
gesture
1003
dilution
155
uncomplaining
194
largo
183
subcontractor
173
company car
260
Celebration
602
era
858
regime
462
chip away at something
137
Elevation
166
Exposed
336
electro
299
tears
163
stabilisation
260
menisci
100
equitable
407
Pertinent
255
cockatoo
284
unquestioning
208
slugging
143
married
852
nylon
742
surcharge
236
Useless
307
enameler
159
QC
422
headwind
286
Arouse
392
consenting adult
274
indecision
240
Communicative
240
magnifying
88
brisbane
134
shrivelling
87
tiled
163
Unacceptable
489
Submarine
109
Pyongyang
132
shallow
914
on a collision course
106
imply
904
drive something ↔ up
198
untidy
394
rejigger
132
barrel organ
299
be a breeze
93
Ukraine
343
pneumonia
491
horsehair
167
the East End
274
if only
77
beautifies
112
swimwear
189
dunny
196
anyhow
687
staggers
102
Easter
232
pink
883
specialist
1032
Materialize
239
gotta
232
Esquire
148
French doors
325
insuperable
151
applet
248
Carnation
118
Kickback
135
woodlouse
253
SLIPPERY
229
auction off
245
guyanese
210
out of this world
87
regularize
318
precarious
510
Organize
564
Scarlet
117
mizzen
230
deepen
763
thrash out
240
take aback
228
mouthiest
101
Frighten
317
Easily
131
overfly
231
Innovation
516
Rooftop
279
unwitting
319
scrupulous
500
nerve-racking
404
Cage
333
learnt
181
Well behaved
139
cpa
236
proceeds
841
daniel
144
not have a hair out of place
208
fisher
187
disinfectant
291
cur
240
notepad
210
acknowledge
1191
inconceivable
568
Referee
507
Teammate
196
shipwrecked
272
Adjacent
428
Describing loud and noisy sounds
132
Greedy
348
matzo
259
at risk
205
feng shui
255
skeeter
106
catastrophe
565
landlord
1169
Access
460
Apoplectic
238
Chronic
273
fanatic
575
temptation
977
bragging rights
128
gold-card
159
duplicitous
194
strip
1059
General words for results and outcomes
181
sills
103
men
200
sunglasses
217
apocryphal
349
mane
413
non-violent
570
dramatic
921
altar-boy
159
wear and tear
183
pull together
308
Complaints - thesaurus
83
cash register
253
note down
136
Pillage
144
grand slam
329
cash-strapped
381
workmanlike
171
spring tide
202
Notebook
380
-tion
211
ran
221
bowler
319
be ripe for something
306
itemise
173
dishonorable
179
ambiance
200
lines
151
redline
161
appearance
1145
after-school
249
Witty
238
chicken-and-egg
210
re-election
144
Utensil
442
loyalty card
199
Garish
212
Eyewitness
321
Grudge
133
pernicious
390
for the purpose(s) of something
120
front-door
135
monopoly
465
drive out
250
sine
190
antonym
379
both
236
security guard
144
hollow something ↔ out
80
biggish
130
forceful
311
arthropod
178
OT
216
Erudition
74
Gripe
239
keep something in mind
105
sexual
729
Guinea
219
Spasm
204
schilling
158
defrost
302
zambia
174
electorate
268
apeshit
219
nonevent
148
bobbies
106
doings
294
Pubescent
123
freephone
222
come to do something
292
Costliness
95
radium
735
welshwoman
123
slippier
100
majesty
240
Elongate
70
soars
129
want
604
spies
103
acidify
329
soupçon
181
rocket
848
hairdresser
426
she
303
foxtrots
128
Flintlock
175
gustier
127
Globally
85
Accustomed
358
reservationist
83
absolution
312
voyeur
450
interactive
377
well-grounded
167
syllogistic
75
wonk
201
applaud
456
Lung
254
barny
110
newswoman
163
topping
268
deplete
525
announce
1000
bins
139
bugger off
208
takes
132
Captive
335
glad-hand
221
Nicotine
299
clamorous
148
thong
190
steeped
112
parity
258
crash-test
162
revealing
556
circumference
1086
impossible
1025
Amicable
418
conspiracy of silence
233
Accidentally
261
acquitting
127
be the pits
142
snarl
309
contort
281
tone
1322
Chorus
381
straightaway
178
swag
362
Feline
252
comprehensively
117
ascii
250
storage
810
gasholder
176
tri-
233
codicil
220
overcrowded
397
Miscellaneous written symbols
116
horsepower
797
Describing movement towards a place or person
127
rainy
945
phlegmatic
204
DIP
486
microbreweries
131
blueprint
383
diss
217
pertinent
653
compass
901
northwest territories
135
Sprint
243
Gobble
198
Beautiful
400
grouts
117
sexually
100
Israelite
137
execute
928
peroxidic
121
knuckles
108
cloud computing
249
curse
979
masochism
292
Ongoing
297
tailing
117
contrived
357
acquaint
329
antioxidant
389
Circulate
415
queer
694
-cy
235
seize on
215
dolled
124
tighten
531
englishman
240
burial
320
DCMS, the
171
Livestock
161
green belt
254
countryside
507
somnambulist
219
To make a particular facial expression
233
revenge
915
walk
754
Assn
106
install
908
upright
834
TOEFL
IELTS
BNC: 2342
COCA: 2249
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
symptom
Word family
adjective
symptomatic
symptomological
symptotic
adverb
symptomatically
verb
symptomatize
symptomize
noun
symptomatology
symptosis
symptom
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symp
·
tom
/
ˈsɪmptəm
/
●○○
noun
[
countable
C
]
1
MI
something wrong with your body or mind which shows that you have a particular
illness
症状
symptom of
Common symptoms of diabetes are weight loss and fatigue.
糖尿病的常见症状是消瘦和疲劳。
►
see
thesaurus
at
sign
2
SHOW/BE A SIGN OF
a sign that a
serious
problem
exists
〔严重问题存在的〕征兆,征候
symptom of
The disappearance of jobs is a symptom of a deeper socioeconomic change.
工作岗位减少是社会经济发生进一步变化的一个征兆。
n
COLLOCATIONS
verbs
have symptoms
Many people with the disease have no symptoms.
experience/suffer symptoms
I had suffered mild symptoms of asthma as a child.
show symptoms
The doctor said he showed symptoms of meningitis.
display/exhibit symptoms
formal
(=
show symptoms
)
She was displaying symptoms of stress.
cause symptoms
Make a note of which foods cause the symptoms, and which do not.
relieve/alleviate symptoms
formal
(=
make them less severe
)
Take aspirin to relieve the symptoms, and keep warm.
symptoms persist
formal
(=
they do not stop
)
If the symptoms persist, see your doctor.
symptoms disappear
The symptoms should disappear after a few days.
adjectives
physical symptoms
Depressed people often complain of physical symptoms such as headaches.
severe symptoms
If the baby develops severe symptoms, call 911.
mild symptoms
The damage can be detected by a scan even where there are only mild symptoms.
a common symptom
By far the most common symptom of caffeine withdrawal is headache.
a classic symptom
(=
a typical symptom
)
These are all classic symptoms of hay fever.
withdrawal symptoms
(=
symptoms you get when you stop taking a substance
)
People who try to give up smoking usually get withdrawal symptoms.
Examples from the Corpus
symptom
•
In his
speech
the
Bishop
labelled
these
crimes
as a
symptom
of society's
moral
decline
.
•
The
tablets
help
relieve
cold
symptoms
.
•
At the
medical
products
firm
we
mentioned
earlier,
symptoms
of
denial
were
rife
.
•
The first
symptoms
of
hepatitis
are tiredness,
vomiting
, and
loss
of
weight
.
•
His
symptoms
worsened
over the next two days and he returned to the
nutritionist
.
•
First the
doctor
asked me to
describe
my
symptoms
.
•
Just
knowing
that one is
participating
in a study of the
menstrual
cycle
can increase reports of
negative
symptoms
by 80
percent
.
•
She had no
symptoms
,
except
that no
monthly
showing of
blood
took place.
•
Usually, high blood
pressure
has no
symptoms
, so many people have it for years without knowing.
•
The
symptoms
that he had put up with for 20 years now became a real problem.
•
At each
visit
,
symptoms
and side effects were
noted
and blood was taken for haematological and biochemical
screening
tests
.
symptom of
•
The
disappearance
of jobs is a
symptom of
a
deeper
socioeconomic
change.
•
Common
symptoms of
diabetes
are weight loss and
fatigue
.
Origin
symptom
(
1500-1600
)
Latin
symptoma
, from
Greek
,
“
something that happens, symptom
”
, from
sympiptein
“
to happen
”
, from
syn-
(
→
SYN-
) +
piptein
“
to fall
”
symp
·
tom
noun
→
n
COLLOCATIONS
1
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