| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Related Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| formula | /'fɔɹmʲulə/ | A formula is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. | WORD FORMS |
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Este Lauder Pure Color Gloss Stick, $18.50 FOUNDATION A moisturizing mousse formula smooths dry skin and goes on evenly, so you can apply less overall.
ReplyDeleteJapanese; Kouzou/ houtei/ cyougou suru
To explicitly specify an ion, place the charge at the end of the formula.
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FIA also regulates cars used in Formala Two (F2), Formula Three (F3), and the GP2 series (referred to as Formula 3000 (F3000) before 2005), all in which less advanced and slower single-seat racing cars compete.
ReplyDeleteThis is the new formula for methamphetamine: a two-liter soda bottle, a few handfuls of cold pills and some noxious chemicals.
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ReplyDeleteFollowing what is by now a well worn reality show formula, day one began with a challenge.
The program provided compensation based on a formula considering years of service and salary.
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Spanish: Formula
ReplyDeleteIf the formula doesn't contain water, no preservatives are necessary, " Romanowski explains.
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n. 公式,配方,规则；婴儿食品
what is the formula for water?
There's no magic formula for a perfect marriage.
ReplyDeleteKorean : 정석적인, 인습적인. 공식, 식.
A formula for settling the border dispute has been worked out.
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