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hatter
107
fishes
88
linker
86
hence
724
derv
121
cracks
104
hung
245
Aeronautics
238
tariff
440
invert
244
outwardly
208
precis
69
sticks
70
literature
805
tundra
266
bather
192
spoilt
182
council of war
184
galley
183
awaits
152
egoist
105
dongle
144
liberate
1065
throve
87
append
161
artful
172
ruffly
61
strawy
63
jiffy
122
phooey
120
satanism
111
brains
93
gadget
366
snobby
96
capers
87
toecap
109
opens
113
per cent
339
tiffin
94
balder
87
acetylene
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bitten
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tyrian
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parks
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blamer
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ohmic
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savage
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Attire
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wastes
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aright
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bream
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jurist
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Stuffed
97
bready
78
sepsis
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Sampler
136
brash
222
army
1059
brumby
120
mumble
227
cities
109
thence
107
amidst
265
kameez
69
hearts
78
gulped
84
curled
83
pelter
61
shirty
126
ravage
353
sirupy
75
spired
66
buries
77
flared
86
styler
63
afield
159
electromagnetic
167
depute
158
frape
135
facia
100
turgid
126
fennel
174
esky
102
peat
152
eish
106
waters
190
ales
88
Nut
182
Skin problems, swellings and injuries
65
a nasty piece of work
169
pump someone full of something
71
tousle
110
Go under
53
To make something continue or last longer
19
Crime
309
To involve or to be the result of something
85
lifted
113
middle school
114
on the edge of your seat
73
ranch
131
pardon me for (doing) something
58
toeic
110
it stands to reason (that)
123
why not...?
26
japan
119
tapper
58
hunter
219
idiom
618
burns
83
bucker
92
Magnitude
471
amazed
256
airer
105
welch
100
plover
127
moated
74
gutted
259
singly
114
made of a particular metal
72
leash
240
keys
64
proper
754
attach a label to someone
68
exhibitor
274
indies
67
silver
613
Pommy
101
nipper
116
dishes
103
maimed
62
utopia
189
winger
128
Shrub
171
fading
99
pulley
122
clover
191
stomp
164
larger
106
tiara
109
sized
74
gauger
94
unfeasible
294
joule
114
repaid
151
adios
136
ducks
88
ranged
67
bharat
90
wavery
61
Gloat
75
levies
66
varies
269
oozing
82
gravy
211
lagoon
208
invite
819
meter
156
perky
177
compel
744
pouty
76
copula
170
tonal
111
tarty
120
shrine
194
touch
954
jaycee
109
burke
91
vacua
62
comity
136
abused
79
salter
62
bollix
84
trying
304
beamed
126
snarly
60
joking
63
stones
84
riven
105
debris
245
afire
178
acned
95
paced
64
prohibit
811
tusks
129
Humidity
296
scrounge
152
brunet
74
clinical
365
pickup
172
pic
144
tender
885
hidden
202
Bucket
220
winey
74
nonfat
170
quran
67
fakery
89
merits
60
pairs
77
bull-headed
143
jostle
136
quaff
123
paddle
297
moghul
79
sparry
56
strewn
99
outset
650
glued
52
wicket
199
long-awaited
121
whiten
120
loving
273
coitus
179
tinny
147
quark
103
dumps
94
bubbly
263
baps
88
lie ahead before in store
56
spivvy
71
heptagon
184
genii
87
Abbreviations used mainly in advertisements and sales promotions
72
fezzes
85
filler
178
tilted
62
sonata
93
cliffy
95
head-to-head
96
enjoy
367
faker
92
tesol
125
mirth
134
goblin
224
small
351
seamer
66
nettle
331
caucus
224
chilly
310
uteri
59
extant
155
wales
105
conky
83
curls
66
report to somebody
65
whips
70
select
922
togaed
74
feasible
873
segue
116
checks
85
usual
808
track and field
95
gassed
90
posies
78
little more than
74
canape
96
punner
58
nagger
51
poker-faced
99
creeps
82
language
440
inbox
292
duffle coat
111
tuneup
95
koori
82
leech
237
hands
78
guided
88
invoke
263
marry
757
kaffir
110
explode
762
jicama
81
busier
82
pyrex
114
raper
53
yemen
106
Tidbit
121
linked
157
atoms
63
mogul
281
snappy
242
intro
120
pshaw
89
ashes
121
land agent
117
masala
93
rugola
54
sotho
84
sinus
140
footie
210
damsel
145
aster
139
Enemy
412
pitied
69
all round
369
baring
89
turned
79
slaver
111
gasp
857
Words used to describe someone who is easily annoyed or difficult to please
61
Reject
431
fondly
172
patted
66
gamer
176
ambler
80
thermometer
667
brisk
791
graces
137
subbed
75
sliced
83
cruet
188
swayed
68
hammed
79
specialize
582
hearse
118
ticker
133
sulker
69
shoal
130
travesty
360
rangy
268
quippy
66
waning
65
axes
111
bevy
195
bunk
325
xmas
133
gate
427
Consortium
311
isle
229
iamb
156
divine
211
jive
124
mega
241
jink
105
samp
101
gnvq
113
snip
345
paye
107
vain
632
bupa
180
hob
145
this
305
tike
102
gnat
209
Retool
226
muse
300
lies
66
belt
781
fuse
223
glen
217
levy
327
scat
145
nuke
218
Bugle
121
hula
147
flit
228
look around
362
guys
149
pits
69
lakh
124
gust
318
liny
59
flan
194
guam
144
hulk
140
fiat
200
muti
91
gchq
161
repository
183
gist
393
blip
195
skag
102
everyday
766
as it is
84
tack
333
flax
203
vile
167
flue
216
lite
103
jibs
91
gale
381
fail
405
puce
119
abut
194
know-it-all
42
mips
112
hank
124
punt
124
fly in the face of something
111
be in for a treat
41
make hay while the sun shines
81
penetrate the mysteries of something
80
To make someone feel ashamed or embarrassed
96
Incisive
152
oversell
110
(all) to itself
72
socioeconomic
97
To learn new skills or information
142
nothing to write home about
87
To treat someone with excessive respect
42
To talk a lot about other people or unimportant things
113
faq
150
To try hard to please or impress someone
115
tilt
410
Difficult to do and involving a lot of effort
138
To cover something with a specific substance
52
Rape
315
close the stable door after the horse has bolted
77
sect
294
be (released) on licence
189
Soon and as soon as possible
118
freely
595
rout
380
jokes
82
choc
227
disturbance
237
nothing ventured (nothing gained)
67
strategic
643
bolt
724
draft
769
delicates
10
Jiggly
22
fluoridate
204
arena
376
yuppie
137
blowtorch
324
treasury
279
keep out of someone s way
56
Carcass
38
decoration
337
Non existence thesaurus
66
generation
773
in no time (at all)
88
recidivist
208
centrally heated
114
fist fight
146
tuning fork
116
mend fences
77
be cut off cut down in your prime
80
by degrees
34
Marginal
153
Tamper
132
(as) blind as a bat
50
second-rate
101
Formalism
118
civilization
899
apt
319
bridge the gap
81
persist
713
racket
704
To write or give a summary
54
Balderdash
80
clear up
143
dugout
188
associate with
153
brindled
193
despite
758
lead somebody down the garden path
129
Sloppy
189
Rum
178
rollback
164
(just) between you and me
47
lull
325
englishmen
133
moderate
758
gown
655
Snicker
42
turn your nose up (at something)
80
were
162
body
439
hyperglycaemia
74
Bust
274
raid
799
goofiest
93
than
324
perturbed
291
bite your tongue
21
Connoisseur
130
to warn someone about or against something
29
Teaching and ways of teaching
101
Bramble
21
catalog
688
blank out
145
Aberrant
120
lose track (of)
99
Flashback
106
harmful
766
gold-rimmed
128
Baguette
273
Dissonance
67
cable car
171
tarantella
89
bad character
131
saturn
109
Metro
254
athletes
70
cleaning
278
come for
145
BNC: 11439
COCA: 14718
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
spate
spate
/
speɪt
/
noun
1
spate of something
LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNT
a large number of
similar
things that happen in a
short
period
of time, especially bad things
一连串
[
接二连三
]
的某事〔尤指不好的事情〕
a spate of burglaries
接连发生的入室盗窃案
Examples from the Corpus
spate of something
•
The
party
lost
power three years ago after a
spate of
political
scandals
.
•
An
alarming
spate of
bombings
has caused
widespread
panic
.
•
The company has yet to
respond
to the
recent
spate of
lawsuits
filed
against it.
2
.
in spate
DN
SG
British English
BrE
a
river
,
stream
etc that is in
spate
is very full and
flowing
very
fast
〔河水、溪水等〕猛涨,泛滥
Examples from the Corpus
spate
•
The
poll
results come amid a
spate
of bad
news
for
tobacco
companies.
•
If a
statutory
definition
were to be
promulgated
, it would lead to
confusion
, and a
spate
of
litigation
.
•
These questions have been raised by leading palaeontologists and archaeologists in a
spate
of
articles
in
newspapers
and
journals
.
•
Homeowners
have reported a
spate
of
vandalism
, break- ins,
thefts
, and other
crimes
that they
attribute
to
illegal
immigrants
.
•
The
current
spate
of reports on the schools
criticizes
parents for not involving themselves in the
education
of their children.
•
Some of these riverbank
cave
entrances
are
submerged
when the
river
is in
spate
making their
underground
passages
subject to
sudden
flooding
.
•
Even
model
Naomi Campbell appeared at the last
spate
of
runway
shows in New York with a swinging dark-blond
weave
.
•
The
generosity
of the offer had
surprised
them all and had
prompted
a whole
spate
of
spontaneous
offers.
Origin
spate
(
1400-1500
)
Perhaps from
Old French
espoit
, from
Dutch
spuiten
“
to flow out strongly
”
spate
noun
Chinese
Corpus
BNC: 11439
COCA: 14718
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
BNC: 11439
COCA: 14718
Oxford Learner's Thesaurus
spate
noun
⇨
wave
3
BNC: 11439
COCA: 14718
Macmillan English Thesaurus
spate
Series of events or occurrences:
pattern, process, train...
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