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English Idioms :: outback
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outbacker.html - {n.} 1. The remote and uncultivated wilderness areas of Australia or New Zealand, with very few inhabitants. * /Mike and Barbara roughed it in the Australian outback for nearly two years./ 2. Any remote, sparsely populated region. * /Tom's old ranch in Texas is next to an arid outback./ |
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Traditional English :: outback
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outbacker.html - n. esp. Austral. the remote and usu. uninhabited inland districts. |
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English Idioms :: outback
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outbacker.html - {n.} 1. The remote and uncultivated wilderness areas of Australia or New Zealand, with very few inhabitants. * /Mike and Barbara roughed it in the Australian outback for nearly two years./ 2. Any remote, sparsely populated region. * /Tom's old ranch in Texas is next to an arid outback./ |
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Traditional English :: outback
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outbacker.html - n. esp. Austral. the remote and usu. uninhabited inland districts. |
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Traditional English :: outbalance
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outbacker.html - v.tr. 1 count as more important than. 2 outweigh. |
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English Idioms :: outback
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outbacker.html - {n.} 1. The remote and uncultivated wilderness areas of Australia or New Zealand, with very few inhabitants. * /Mike and Barbara roughed it in the Australian outback for nearly two years./ 2. Any remote, sparsely populated region. * /Tom's old ranch in Texas is next to an arid outback./ |
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