MAND

Meaning of MAND in English

( n. )

A demand.

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MAND — mand- v [occurring in derivatives]
Interlingua English vocab
MAND — I. variant of maund II. ˈmand noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi mãṛnwā, maṛnwā, from Sanskrit maḍaka : ragi
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MAND — (n.) A demand.
Английский словарь Webster
MAND — noun a demand.
Webster English vocab
DAGUERRE, LOUIS-JACQUES-MAND — born Nov. 18, 1787, Cormeilles, near Paris, France died July 10, 1851, Bry-sur-Marne Still Life, daguerreotype by Louis-Jacques-Mand Daguerre, 1837. …
Britannica English vocabulary
MAUND — I. noun or maun ˈmȯn(d), ˈmȧnd, ˈmand ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English maund hand basket, from Middle French mande, …
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DEMIMONDE — I. |demē|mänd, -mōnd; dəmēmōⁿd noun ( -s ) Etymology: French demi-monde, from demi- (from demi half) + monde world, from …
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-ATE — I. ə̇t, ˌāt, usu -d.+V noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English -at, from Old French, from Latin -atus …
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NORMANDE SAUCE — (ˈ)nȯr|mänd- noun or nor·man·dy sauce ˈnȯ(r)məndē- Usage: often capitalized N Etymology: normande sauce from French normande (in sauce normande normande …
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MANDUA — ˈmanjəwə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi mãṛnwā, maṛnwā — more at mand : ragi
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MANDS — plural of mand
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HOG-MANED — ˈ ̷ ̷|mānd adjective : having a short bristly mane : roached
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HAUT MONDE — ōˈmōⁿd, -mänd noun Etymology: French, literally, high world : the socially elect : high society
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CONFIRMAND — |känfə(r)|mand noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin confirmandus fit to be confirmed, from confirmare to confirm : a candidate for …
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BEAU MONDE — (ˈ)bō|mōnd, -mänd noun ( plural beau mondes or beaux mondes ) Etymology: French, literally, fine world : the world of …
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REPRIMAND — — reprimander , n. — reprimandingly , adv. n. /rep"reuh mand', -mahnd'/ ; v. /rep"reuh mand', -mahnd', rep'reuh mand", -mahnd"/ …
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COUNTERMAND — — countermandable , adj. v. /kown'teuhr mand", -mahnd", kown"teuhr mand', -mahnd'/ ; n. /kown"teuhr mand', -mahnd'/ , v.t. 1. to …
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CONFIRMAND — /kon'feuhr mand", kon"feuhr mand'/ , n. a candidate for or recipient of religious confirmation. [ 1880-85; confirmandus to be confirmed, …
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ALLEMANDE — /al"euh mand', -mahnd', al'euh mand", -mahnd"/ ; Fr. /annleu mahonnd"/ , n. , pl. allemandes /-mandz', -mahndz', -mandz", -mahndz"/ ; …
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MANDARIN — ~ 1 [ 'mand(ə)rɪn ] ■ noun 1》 ( Mandarin ) the standard literary and official form of Chinese. 2》 …
Concise Oxford English vocab
GOURMAND — [gour.mand] n [ME, fr. MF gourmant] (15c) 1: one who is excessively fond of eating and drinking 2: one who …
Merriam-Webster English vocab
DEMANDING — [de.mand.ing] adj (1926): requiring much time, effort, or attention: exacting -- de.mand.ing.ly adv -- de.mand.ing.ness n
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DEMAND — [de.mand] n (13c) 1 a: an act of demanding or asking esp. with authority b: something claimed as due 2. …
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COUNTERMAND — [coun.ter.mand] vt [ME countermaunden, fr. MF contremander, fr. contre- counter- + mander to command, fr. L mandare--more at mandate] (15c) …
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COMMANDING — [com.mand.ing] adj (1591) 1: drawing attention or priority "a ~ presence" 2: difficult to overcome "a ~ lead" -- com.mand.ing.ly …
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COMMANDER — [com.mand.er] n (14c) 1: one in an official position of command or control: as a: commanding officer b: the presiding …
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COMMAND — [com.mand] vb [ME comanden, fr. MF comander, fr. (assumed) VL commandare, alter. of L commendare to commit to one's charge--more …
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PHOTOGRAPHY — method of recording the permanent image of an object by the action of light, or related radiation, on a sensitive …
Britannica English vocabulary
DAGUERREOTYPE — Still Life, daguerreotype by Louis-Jacques-Mand Daguerre, 1837. first successful form of photography, named for Louis-Jacques-Mand Daguerre of France, who invented …
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MANDATE — I mand|ate verb BrE AmE ˌmæn ˈd|eɪt ˈmænd |eɪt AmE ˈmænd |eɪt ▷ mand|ated eɪt ɪd -əd AmE eɪt̬ əd …
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
COMMAND — command BrE AmE kə ˈmɑːnd § -ˈmænd AmE -ˈmænd ▷ command|ed ɪd əd ▷ command|ing ɪŋ ▷ command|s z ▶ …
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