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insinuation
48
Backpack
67
out-of-the-way
232
dermis
73
obsessing
13
fireman
513
Camaraderie
8
reprobate
128
Pension
9
understandable
271
hind
56
efficiently
88
funny
562
lesbian
265
need
1890
barter
139
ephemera
136
evolution
499
Reflexive pronouns thesaurus
89
Always
32
Court
325
losing
41
ormolu
35
encounter
628
Rarely and not often
69
operator
623
Customise
87
Doubt
240
ring
286
honeymoon
492
sneaker
191
inferno
70
cloth
604
Hoarse
23
Worth
269
inquiring
212
venture capital
78
Stakeholder
17
carpet
514
Fur
16
the Old Bailey
88
Cloud
321
whist
68
markedly
45
deadening
88
Making you feel angry or annoyed
87
To protect or defend someone or something
215
RSC, the
37
there is no substitute for something
138
worse
524
float
575
so as to do something
68
Suit
219
Useful
104
sulfur
206
manned
41
Until
101
hypnotic
65
institution
524
fiqh
89
paranoia
85
Happening in the morning or daytime
67
parasol
156
walkies
57
prepaid
40
People in authority in the Christian church
132
be over the moon (about something)
73
extend the hand of friendship to someone
103
To be connected with or related to something
70
appliance
619
midwest
46
Events that happen before other events
90
ungainly
63
jobcentre
47
fight
675
sassafras
52
delight in
125
Work on
99
Hay
53
Extremely good or of a high quality
143
multifunctional
39
dump-truck
49
To make a particular facial expression
139
transferable
198
hazing
41
Used
214
adoring
96
General words relating to telecommunication
46
rigatoni
56
that's saying something
72
Govern
247
that
706
grass
358
Spreading
101
Disappear
187
neoclassical
65
Suffix
15
sandpiper
59
selection
597
To happen after something else
58
fame
680
metalwork
65
bride-to-be
101
Stuff
223
Misgiving
18
Balcony
227
sectoral
44
tattie
64
interpose
59
Stationery
106
The process of changing or making changes
121
disposition
144
Binding
78
sandhurst
46
runabout
58
gpa
75
Subdue
160
rep
139
indiscernible
49
crypt
276
inventor
559
mendacity
125
playback
57
grabby
207
criticise
104
whet
82
industrialized
43
Calculator
85
phlegmy
34
homebody
50
transceiver
64
too close to call
107
To make something easier to understand
196
Backbone
76
slipstream
58
other
250
contractual
205
jeopardise
40
cyclops
111
justify yourself (to someone)
95
hapless
72
powerboat
50
ragamuffin
55
burner
122
Dice
131
recruiter
130
thrones
43
fantasia
118
beauty
451
cam
103
trusting
81
skewer
57
stable boy
72
naked
538
try out
197
suburbanite
58
Technology-topic technology
23
gold leaf
103
rearm
65
subcontract
60
without (let or) hindrance
92
squeeze
615
Paper clip
27
nether
64
spinal
37
militarism
63
asking price
86
Written symbols on letters of alphabets
52
anc
50
application
681
Draw
391
keep your cool
179
Liberty
105
suited
65
Treasury
72
Greetings for specific occasions
67
challenge
656
Gr.
66
microeconomics
58
Prevention
247
perspicacious
65
Words used to describe plans and preparations
25
To happen in a particular way
49
Speaking or translating other languages
86
respecter
64
Wake
312
To fail or refuse to communicate with someone
72
punctuate
48
Mogul
189
COMPENSATION
39
mature
638
Buildings and areas for entertainment and leisure
172
whitening
42
Ways of praising someone or something
68
sombrero
51
tread
261
ordnance
66
attached
170
Areas of land with trees growing on them
119
therein
180
fanlight
183
clear out
260
backfire
263
papist
58
Ghetto
110
Thanks
140
implicit
118
patriot
124
take someone something at face value
113
ante
114
balkans
30
katydid
48
placate
80
horseback
55
All's Well That Ends Well
194
jasper
68
All
116
notary
56
costly
571
aspersions
64
underpants
60
expeditiously
140
obligated
202
Ways of wishing someone well or ill
80
Political
222
Defining
150
Civil
219
side-saddle
39
geo-
96
middleweight
53
joyless
51
Punctual
102
Accessory
72
shellac
56
shredding
33
print out
72
scan
531
modem
77
senseless
58
brain
600
Response
331
babied
57
pauper
79
shrunken
89
sexuality
61
LOW
100
detest
150
University
132
max out
48
Bill
255
Assistant
91
Novels
42
march
271
competitive
571
ne
64
toed
36
ermine
112
ulna
64
schism
69
urinary
62
cowslip
134
Mini Disc
37
vt
52
sausage
516
termini
31
Chew the cud
90
deportable
96
save
634
unspecified
50
keen
986
kennel
114
watered
29
drugging
78
staves
45
platoon
63
ionize
68
presupposition
65
kabuki
49
part
716
Grisly
91
Newsletter
218
trekking
27
hoper
85
General grammatical and linguistic terms
70
monologist
85
rn
57
daytime
147
speed skating
64
suspender
85
Voting
81
trot something ↔ out
38
Die out
31
normative
74
histogram
60
aerobic
197
Enough
90
Log
321
importantly
145
Aptitude
109
alter
610
Flex
97
hampshire
50
palate
59
Viva
79
architect
720
block in
86
ordure
55
stopwatch
61
handgun
58
posting
71
-tastic
57
mix
910
Stilton
42
cutter
125
jogging
69
Household
250
ibex
53
metallurgy
65
heathery
31
curtain
779
phosphorescent
56
bit
324
terrorism
58
aramaic
55
stouthearted
45
typical
709
skittle
54
meaningly
33
invertebrate
58
scribbler
57
full
728
sinker
68
howdah
48
phallic
62
Careful with money
69
premier
514
tourney
44
prawn
59
each
98
fig
130
boxercise
94
disgust
589
tingle
71
repartee
49
rub
593
Occasionally
327
strum
61
semicolon
56
nth
53
building block
162
needle
520
revert
155
yoke
68
indiscretion
67
hector
71
embrace
1061
Swelling
86
caesium
110
industry
550
theoretic
49
chug
182
pl
39
peeling
136
overlook
619
accessibility
198
Hobby
167
bridgehead
120
Angeleno
30
act
598
nympho
38
storehouse
74
toastmistress
39
rs
34
underexposed
48
Arabian
516
attendance
265
take the sting out of something
65
call on
127
gold-leaf
62
Section
157
odometer
48
asking-price
53
driver
397
print off
52
potential
575
zs
41
lw
73
Telephone numbers thesaurus
32
likely
567
narrows
51
colonnaded
76
the Hippocratic oath
79
snugly
86
snorkeling
120
Hmm
105
variety
563
tower
553
boron
70
frilled
56
Nepal
87
priceless
59
saintlier
32
pilaf
48
porcupine
63
Defeat
337
immaterial
77
slogan
567
ec
40
melanin
68
sociology
67
timbre
85
MS
60
regular
616
Rug
64
outstare
39
truancy
59
opportune
280
plutocracy
53
Exit
214
interventionism
49
via
639
stewed
44
waiver
63
threnody
50
Fiddle
105
obligate
143
shivery
51
contamination
176
aimless
114
bearings
70
feet
125
unqualified
53
elaborate
730
grotto
97
kms
34
go to rack and ruin
109
comfiness
46
reversal
84
Fervent
196
rocker
103
spiritual
559
unwarranted
79
detriment
163
macao
46
foundation course
126
revision
288
ayatollah
86
at the risk of doing something
159
tether
65
hold on
218
retrograde
205
Tb
43
Cooperation
314
nc
52
CONSTERNATION
11
bus shelter
134
palliative
49
bite
567
thoroughgoing
57
puss
185
clapperboard
79
Know-how
282
ems
42
inequality
242
Transmission
97
Marshall Islands
57
infinitive
253
prosaic
58
mural
71
boadicea
49
Definite
307
um
149
individually
191
Bull
191
reconstruction
90
Keep
140
starch
108
wherewithal
87
satisfied
291
rent
622
Quality
270
guamanian
82
psoriasis
75
diseased
54
clitoric
50
mark
1269
madman
55
Olfactory
11
tea cosy
198
Underneath
141
cello
175
incapacitate
69
parochialism
86
dock
564
tranny
63
good time
78
outskirts
125
catalytic converter
124
nazifies
44
coupling
179
IELTS
BNC: 1962
COCA: 816
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
lawyer
Word family
noun
law
lawyer
outlaw
lawfulness
lawlessness
lawing
lawbreaker
lawbreaking
lawcourt
lawgiver
lawmaker
lawman
lawmonger
lawsuit
lawland
adjective
lawful
≠
unlawful
lawless
lawyerly
law-abiding
lawgiving
verb
outlaw
adverb
lawfully
≠
unlawfully
lawlessly
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Law
law
·
yer
/
ˈlɔːjə
$
ˈlɒːjər
/
●●●
S3
W2
noun
[
countable
C
]
SCT
someone whose
job
is to
advise
people about laws,
write
formal
agreements
, or
represent
people in
court
律师
n
COLLOCATIONS
verbs
get a lawyer
If you are charged with breaking the law, you will need to get a lawyer.
hire/engage a lawyer
He’s rich enough to hire a good lawyer.
see/consult a lawyer
(=
talk to a lawyer for advice
)
She has consulted a lawyer and is considering whether to sue Bailey.
talk to/speak to a lawyer
(=
for advice
)
Have you spoken to a lawyer?
a lawyer acts for/defends/represents somebody
a group of lawyers who represent the airline
a lawyer argues something
His lawyers argued that the charges against him were baseless.
a lawyer advises something
His lawyers advised him not to comment.
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + lawyer
a defence lawyer
(=
a lawyer who tries to prove in court that someone is not guilty
)
This evidence was given to the defence lawyer.
a prosecution lawyer
(=
a lawyer who tries to prove in court that someone is guilty
)
The prosecution lawyer asked his witness a question.
a civil rights lawyer
He has worked as a civil rights lawyer for over twenty years.
a criminal lawyer
She is one of the country’s leading criminal lawyers.
a libel lawyer
The actress is unhappy about the magazine article and has consulted a libel lawyer.
a clever lawyer
A clever lawyer may get a case against his client dropped because of a technicality.
a hotshot lawyer
(=
a successful and confident lawyer
)
He’s a hotshot lawyer with a growing reputation.
n
THESAURUS
lawyer
someone whose job is to advise people about laws, write formal agreements, or represent people in court
His lawyer told him to plead guilty.
attorney
American English
AmE
a
lawyer
.
Attorney
sounds
more formal than
lawyer
‘The United States sees intellectual property rights as sacred, ’ said Thomas Klitgaard, an attorney specializing in international law.
Acting on the advice of his attorney, he remained silent throughout the questioning.
solicitor
a
type
of lawyer in Britain who gives
legal
advice
,
prepares
the
documents
when
property
is
bought
or
sold
, and
defends
people, especially in the
lower
courts of
law
She works as a commercial property solicitor at Nabarro Nathanson in London.
He went to the family solicitor to make a will.
barrister
a lawyer in Britain who can
argue
cases
in the higher law courts
McWalter's barrister, Hugh Vass, stressed his client’s previous good character.
advocate
formal
a formal
word
for a lawyer in
American
English, or a
barrister
in Scotland
The committee can put questions to the defendant or his advocate.
brief
British English
BrE
informal
the lawyer who represents someone in a court case
His brief asked for a fine rather than a prison sentence.
counsel
[
uncountable
U
]
the lawyer or
group
of lawyers who are representing someone in court
counsel for the defence/prosecution
Examples from the Corpus
lawyer
•
My
greatest
joy
as a
lawyer
was making
partner
.
•
You know, I came out to be a
lawyer
like you, but I
hated
the lawyering part.
•
You have to
study
for a long time to become a
lawyer
.
•
Doctors and
lawyers
,
teachers
and
preachers
were
respected
members of the
community
. 15.
•
Defense
lawyer
Charles Grieshammer said he was not
surprised
by the
verdict
.
•
He
refused
to
answer
any
questions
until his
lawyer
came.
•
When the
University
of Illinois'
lawyers
harumphed loudly, Clark and Andreesen changed the
name
.
•
Even
indifferent
lawyers
may be kept going by their
clerk
arranging
for
briefs
to be passed to them from
dud
solicitors
.
•
The
lawyer
believed
his
colleagues
had
begun
to
whisper
about him
behind
his back.
From Longman Business Dictionary
lawyer
law·yer
/
ˈlɔːjəˈlɒːjər
/
noun
[
countable
C
]
LAW
someone whose job is to give legal advice, write formal agreements, and represent people in courts
→
compare
barrister
,
solicitor
Origin
lawyer
(
1300-1400
)
law
+
-yer
(from
-IER
1
)
law
·
yer
noun
→
n
COLLOCATIONS
1
→
n
THESAURUS
1
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