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should be in the plural.pluraladjlook atsin- gular plus1/pls/prep1and; added to:Two plus two is four (2 + 2 = 4). minus2in addition to; and also:You have to work five days a week plus every other weekend. plus2/pls/noun[C]1an advantage of a situation:

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He put a plus instead of a minus.

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Pluto/plut/noun[sing] the name of a large

round object in space which orbits(= goes around) the sun

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system until 2006. plutonium/plutnim/noun[U] (symbolPu) a chemical element that is used in nuclear weapons and in producing nuclear energy ply/pla/verb[I,T] (plying;plies;pt,ppplied) to try to sell services or goods to people, especially on the street:Boat owners were plyingtheirtradeto passing tourists.to ply for business ply sb with sthto keep giving sb food and drink, or asking sb questions:They plied us with food from the moment we arrived. plywood/plawd/noun[U] board made by sticking several thin layers of wood together

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PO box/pi bks/noun[C] a place in a post

office where letters, packages, etc. are kept until they are collected by the person they were sent to:

The address is PO Box 4287, Nairobi, Kenya.

pocket1/pkt/noun[C]1a piece of cloth like a small bag that is sewn inside or on a piece of cloth- ing and is used for carrying things in:He always walks with his hands in his trouser pockets. a pocket dictionary/calculator(= one small enough to fit in your pocket) picture onpage P162a small bag or container that is fixed to the inside of a car door, suitcase, etc. and used for putting things in:There are safety instructions in the pocket of the seat in front of you.3used to talk about the amount of money that you have to spend:They sell cars to suit every pocket.

He had no intention of paying for the meal

out ofhisown pocket.4a small area or group that is different from its surroundings:a pocket of warm air pick sb"s pocketpick1 pocket2/pkt/verb[T]1to put sth in your pocket:He took the letter and pocketed it quickly.

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pocket moneynoun[U] (especially AmEallow- ance ) an amount of money that parents give a child to spend, usually every week pod/pd/noun[C] the long, green part of some plants, such as peasandbeans, that contains the seeds picture onpage P12 podcast/pdkst/noun[C] a recording of a radio broadcast or a video that can be taken from the Internet:I download podcasts of radio shows and listen to them in the car. TOPIC

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[C] countable, a noun with a pl:ural form: one book, two books [U] uncountable, a noun with no p:lural form: some sugar

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internationalis on the third syllable. syllabus/slbs/noun[C] a list of subjects, etc. that are included in a course of study look atcur- riculum symbol/smbl/noun[C]1a symbol (of sth)a person, sign, object, etc. which represents sth:The cross is the symbol of Christianity.2 a symbol (for sth) a letter, number or sign that has a particular meaning:O is the symbol for oxygen. symbolic/smblk/ (alsosymbolical/kl/)adj used or seen to represent sth:The white dove is sym- bolic of peace. symbolically/kli/adv symbolism/smblzm/noun[U] the use of symbols to represent things, especially in art and literature symbolize(also-ise) /smblaz/verb[T] to rep- resent sth:The deepest notes in music are often used to symbolize danger or despair. symmetric/smetrk/ (alsosymmetrical/rkl/) adjhaving two halves that match each other exactly in size, shape, etc. symmetrically/kli/adv symmetry/smtri/noun[U] the state of having two halves that match each other exactly in size, shape, etc. sympathetic/smpetk/adj1sympathetic (to/towards sb) showing that you understand other peoples feelings, especially their problems:When

Suki was ill, everyone was very sympathetic.

I felt

very sympathetic towards him.

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friendly and pleasant. If you want to express this meaning, you say a person is niceorpleasant:I met Alexs sister yesterday. Shes very nice. 2 sympathetic (to sb/sth)being in agreement with or supporting sb/sth:I explained our ideas but she wasnt sympathetic to them. sympathetically/ kli/adv sympathize(also-ise) /smpaz/verb[I]sym- pathize (with sb/sth)

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with his opinions. sympathizer(also-iser) /smpaz(r)/noun

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Some members of the party have nationalist sympa-

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