PREE

Meaning of PREE in English

transitive verb (~d; ~ing) Etymology: alteration of preve to prove, test, from Middle English preven, from Anglo-French prev-, stem of prover to prove Date: 1680 to taste tentatively ; sample

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PREE — ˈprē transitive verb ( preed ; preed ; preeing ; prees ) Etymology: short from preve, to test, prove, from …
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PREE — /pree/ , n. , v. , preed, preeing . Scot. and North Eng. n. 1. a test, trial, or taste; …
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PREE — transitive verb ( preed ; pree·ing ) Etymology: alteration of preve to prove, test, from Middle English preven, from Anglo-French …
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PREE — [pree] vt preed ; pree.ing [alter. of preve to prove, test, fr. ME preven, fr. OF preuv-, stem of prover …
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PREE — (шотландское) пробовать > to * the mouth of smb. поцеловать кого-л. в губы
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PREE — v шотл. пробовать to pree the mouth of smb. - поцеловать кого-л. в губы
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PREE — (v) попробовать; пробовать
English-Russian Lingvistica'98 dictionary
PREE — v шотл. пробовать ♢ to ~ the mouth of smb. - поцеловать кого-л. в губы
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PREE — v шотл. пробовать to pree the mouth of smb. - поцеловать кого-л. в губы
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PREE — (шотландское) пробовать > to * the mouth of smb. поцеловать кого-л. в губы
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PREE — Pronunciation: ' pr ē Function: transitive verb Inflected Form: preed ; pree · ing Etymology: alteration of preve to prove, …
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PRIX FIXE — /pree" fiks"/ ; Fr. /prddee feeks"/ , pl. prix fixes /pree" fiks"/ ; Fr. /prddee feeks"/ . a fixed price …
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PRIMAVERA — primavera 1 /pree'meuh vair"euh/ , n. 1. a central American tree, Cybistax donnell-smithii, of the bignonia family, having showy, tubular …
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PRIE — /pree/ , n., v.t. Scot. and North Eng. pree.
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PRETEST — n. /pree"test'/ ; v. /pree test"/ , n. 1. an advance or preliminary testing or trial, as of a new …
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PRETERNATURAL — — preternaturalism, preternaturality /pree'teuhr nach'euh ral"i tee/ , preternaturalness , n. — preternaturally , adv. /pree'teuhr nach"euhr euhl, -nach"reuhl/ , …
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PRETERMIT — — pretermission /pree'teuhr mish"euhn/ , n. — pretermitter , n. /pree'teuhr mit"/ , v.t., pretermitted, pretermitting . 1. to let …
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PRETEEN — /pree teen"/ , n. 1. Also called preteenager /pree teen"ay'jeuhr/ , preteener . a boy or girl under the age …
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PRESURMISE — n. /pree'seuhr muyz", pree serr"muyz/ ; v. /pree'seuhr muyz"/ , n. , v. , presurmised, presurmising . n. 1. a …
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PRESUPPOSE — — presupposition /pree'sup euh zish"euhn/ , n. — presuppositionless , adj. /pree'seuh pohz"/ , v.t., presupposed, presupposing . 1. to …
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PRESOAK — v. /pree sohk"/ ; n. /pree"sohk'/ , v.t. 1. to soak (laundry) in a liquid containing agents that loosen dirt, …
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PRESET — — presettable , adj. v. , adj. /pree set"/ ; n. /pree"set'/ , v. , preset, presetting , adj. , …
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PRESCRIPT — adj. /pri skript", pree"skript/ ; n. /pree"skript/ , adj. 1. prescribed. n. 2. that which is prescribed or laid down, …
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PREMEDIEVAL — /pree mee'dee ee"veuhl, -med'ee-, -mid'ee-, pree'mee dee-, pree'med ee-, -mid ee-, pree'mid ee"veuhl/ , adj. prior to the Middle Ages. …
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PREINCLINE — — preinclination /pree in'kleuh nay"sheuhn, pree'in-/ , n. /pree'in kluyn"/ , v.t., preinclined, preinclining . to dispose or prepare beforehand: …
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PREFIX — — prefixable , adj. — prefixal /pree"fik seuhl, pree fik"-/ , adj. — prefixally , adv. — prefixion /pree fik"sheuhn/ …
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PREEMPT — — preemptible , adj. — preemptor /pree emp"tawr, -teuhr/ , n. — preemptory /pree emp"teuh ree/ , adj. /pree empt"/ …
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PREDIABETES — — prediabetic /pree duy'euh bet"ik, pree'duy-/ , adj. , n. /pree duy'euh bee"tis, -teez, pree'duy-/ , n. Pathol. 1. a …
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PREDESIGNATE — — predesignation , n. — predesignatory /pree dez"ig neuh tawr'ee, -tohr'ee, pree'dez ig nay"teuh ree/ , adj. /pree dez"ig nayt'/ …
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PRECONTRACT — — precontractive , adj. — precontractual /pree'keuhn trak"chooh euhl/ , adj. n. /pree kon"trakt/ ; v. /pree'keuhn trakt", -kon"trakt/ , …
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DEPRECIATORY — — depreciatively , adv. /di pree"shee euh tawr'ee, -tohr'ee, -pree"sheuh-/ , adj. tending to depreciate. Also, depreciative /di pree"shee ay'tiv, …
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APPROPRIATE — — appropriately , adv. — appropriateness , n. — appropriative /euh proh"pree ay'tiv, -euh tiv/ , adj. — appropriativeness , …
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