Empire
41empire — noun 1 group of countries ADJECTIVE ▪ big, great, large, mighty, vast ▪ powerful ▪ far flung ▪ …
42Empire — Fulton Ferry Landing View of Lower Manhattan across the East River …
43empire — n. 1) to govern, rule an empire 2) to build up; consolidate an empire 3) to break up an empire 4) a colonial; commercial; publishing empire * * * [ empaɪə] commercial consolidate an empire publishing empire rule an empire a colonial to break up… …
44empire — 01. New Zealand and India were both once part of the British [Empire]. 02. The last [Emperor] in China finished his life as a simple gardener. 03. I think the Roman [Empire] lasted until about 400 years after the death of Christ. 04. The last… …
45Empire — 1Em|pire [ã pi:ɐ̯] das; [s] <aus fr. empire »Kaisertum«, dies aus lat. imperium »Befehlsgewalt, Reich«, vgl. ↑Imperium>: a) franz. Kaiserreich unter Napoleon I. (Premier Empire, 1804 1815) u. unter Napoleon III. (Second Empire, 1852 1870); …
46Empire — n. 1 an extensive group of States or countries under a single supreme authority, esp. an emperor. 2 a supreme dominion. b (often foll. by over) archaic absolute control. 3 a large commercial organization etc. owned or directed by one person or… …
47empire — n. 1 an extensive group of States or countries under a single supreme authority, esp. an emperor. 2 a supreme dominion. b (often foll. by over) archaic absolute control. 3 a large commercial organization etc. owned or directed by one person or… …
48Empire! — Infobox VG |title = Empire! developer = Andrew Glaister publisher = Firebird Software designer = engine = version = released = 1986 genre = Strategy / Action modes = Single Player ratings = N/A platforms = ZX Spectrum, C64 media = requirements =… …
49empire */*/ — UK [ˈempaɪə(r)] / US [ˈempaɪr] noun [countable] Word forms empire : singular empire plural empires 1) a number of countries ruled by one person or government the Ottoman Empire the collapse of the Soviet empire 2) a large powerful group of… …
50empire — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French empire, empirie, from Latin imperium absolute authority, empire, from imperare to command more at emperor Date: 14th century 1. a. (1) a major political unit having a territory of great extent or… …
