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refer |
I will refer your complaint to my boss.
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referred |
The matter was referred to the head teacher.
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referring |
Referring to the SATS grading, I decided the children needed to work harder.
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reference |
If you are stuck, use the instruction book for reference.
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referral |
He needed a referral for his new job.
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prefer |
I would prefer to stay in tonight.
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preferring |
Preferring to eat earlier rather than later, I booked a table for 5.30pm.
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preferred |
She preferred the pink dress to the blue one.
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preference |
He has a preference for classical music.
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preferable |
It is preferable to have your own equipment.
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transfer |
Liquids and gases transfer heat by convection.
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transferring |
They spend the day sorting and transferring money.
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transferred |
Heat energy is transferred through conduction.
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transference |
Plants can spread by the transference of pollen.
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transferable |
It is often helpful to develop transferable skills.
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