parcel

  • 31parcel — 1. noun 1) a parcel of clothes Syn: package, packet; pack, bundle, box, case, bale 2) a parcel of land Syn: plot, piece, patch, tract, allotment …

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  • 32parcel up — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms parcel up : present tense I/you/we/they parcel up he/she/it parcels up present participle parcelling up past tense parcelled up past participle parcelled up British to prepare something for sending by post by… …

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  • 33parcel — /ˈpasəl / (say pahsuhl) noun 1. a quantity of something wrapped or packaged together, a package or bundle. 2. a quantity of something, as of a commodity for sale; a lot. 3. any group or assemblage of persons or things. 4. a separable, separate,… …

  • 34parcel — 1. verb To divide an estate 2. parcel, noun A small package or bundle. See package. A part or portion of land. A part of an estate. Parcel as used with reference to land generally means a contiguous quantity of land in the possession of an owner …

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  • 35parcel — n. & v. n. 1 a goods etc. wrapped up in a single package. b a bundle of things wrapped up, usu. in paper. 2 a piece of land, esp. as part of an estate. 3 a quantity dealt with in one commercial transaction. 4 archaic part. v.tr. (parcelled,… …

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  • 36parcel — See: PART AND PARCEL …

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  • 37parcel — See: PART AND PARCEL …

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  • 38Parcel 12 — Eurasia 303,7 m Standort: Moskau, Russland Status: wird gebaut Bauzeitraum: 2003–2009 Verwendung: Büro/Hotel/Wohnen Baustil: Moderne Architekt: Swanke Hayden Connell International Limited …

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  • 39parcel — Synonyms and related words: a certain number, a few, a number, acres, adjunct, allocate, allot, amount, apportion, array, assign, bag, bale, barrel, basket, batch, bind up, bindle, body, bolt, bottle, bouquet, box, box up, budget, bunch, bundle,… …

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  • 40parcel — See: part and parcel …

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