the demonym/gentilic of Liverpool is Liverpudlian.
Scouse /skaʊs/ noun [uncountable] British English
the way of speaking that is typical of people from
Liverpool
—Scouse adjective
Examples from the Corpus
Scouse
• We have actually been spending net amounts similar
to Scum, Scouse and Blackburn over this period.
• Now the people of Merseyside can choose their top
Scouse personalities in seven different categories.
• The combination of Scotch, cigarettes and Liverpool
have produced a unique Scouse growl.
WALKER
a frame on wheels that a baby can sit in and move
around using its legs, before it can walk SYN
baby walker British English.
Check the activities the large hadron collider and guardian
angel on Moodle.
ˈday care, daycare /ˈdeɪkeə $ -ker/ noun
[uncountable]
when babies or young children, or sick or old people
are looked after during the day, especially while their family members are at
work
day care centre/services/facilities
subsidized day
care facilities
day care for
Local
authorities may provide day care for under fives.
a day care centre for the
elderly
ˌlife exˈpectancy noun [countable]
1 the length of time that a person or animal is
expected to live
2 the length of time that something is expected to
continue to work, be useful etc.
post‧ie /ˈpəʊsti $ ˈpoʊ-/ noun [countable]
British English informal a postman
"letter carrier" is often used for
mailman/woman to make it gender neutral.
"Postal worker"
bur‧den /ˈbɜːdn $ ˈbɜːrdn/ ●○○ noun
1 [countable] something difficult or worrying that you
are responsible for
His family
responsibilities had started to become a burden.
burden of
The burden of taxation has risen considerably.
burden on
I don’t like
being a burden on
other people.
Caregiver stress (Use of English copy)
The truth about love->
Incurable romantics
Pass on
Nature of love
A case in point
Heart of gold
A load of
no exception
a difference of opinion
any apparent fear
setting out her rules
brought over by a momentary lapse of concentration
calm down
a matter of time
vehemently denying
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