Spare
101spare ribs — UK US noun [plural] meat that comes from the chest of an animal, especially a pig, that is cooked and eaten with the bones in barbecued spare ribs Thesaurus: joints and cuts of meathyponym …
102spare-part surgery — «SPAIR PAHRT», a branch of surgery dealing with the replacement of damaged organs, such as the heart, lungs, kidneys, and liver, either by transplantation or by the grafting of manufactured devices: »What surgeons in all fields of spare part… …
103Spare Change Records — is an independent record label and distribution company established in 2004. Its releases includes those by The Acacia Strain, Crematorium, Torn Asunder, When The Deadbolt Breaks, End Time Illusion, Toxic Field Mice, 8 Trak Mind, Pristina and… …
104Spare a Copper — is a 1941 film starring George Formby and Dorothy Hyson, and directed by John Paddy Carstairs. Formby plays a War Reservist police officer who aspires to become a member of the flying squad (called George Carter). The film is set in Merseyside… …
105Spare Parts (Electric Frankenstein) — Spare Parts est le quatrième album du groupe américain Electric Frankenstein sorti en 1998 sur le label Get Hip. Scott Wilkins est au chant sur ce quatrième album. Titres Devil Dust Right Now! Fractured Your Emotions (reprise des Dead Kennedys)… …
106spare no effort — index endeavor, persevere Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
107spare no pains — index endeavor Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
108Spare in der Zeit, so hast du in der Not — Das Sprichwort besagt, dass man sich, solange es einem wirtschaftlich gut geht, etwas für schlechte Zeiten zurücklegen soll …
109spare no expense — ► to spend a lot of money in order to make something extremely good: »No expense was spared in redesigning the chairman s office. Main Entry: ↑expense …
110spare part — n [C usually plural] a new part for a vehicle or machine, that is used to replace a part that is damaged or broken …
