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31given — adj. (cannot stand alone) given to (given to exaggeration) * * * [ gɪv(ə)n] (cannot stand alone) given to (given to exaggeration) …
32given — giv•en [[t]ˈgɪv ən[/t]] v. 1) pp. of give 2) stated, fixed, or specified: at a given time[/ex] 3) inclined; disposed; prone (often fol. by to): given to making snide remarks[/ex] 4) bestowed as a gift; conferred 5) assigned as a basis of… …
33Given — Dealers language for when a bid has been hit, or accepted, by a counterparty. ► See also Bid, Broker. * * * given UK US /ˈɡɪvən/ noun [C, usually singular] ► something that is certain to happen: »It s a given that the role of government in… …
34Given — Recorded as MacGiven, MacGiveen, McGiven, the dialectal McGivena found only in penny numbers, variants such as McGivan, McEvon, McKevin and McAvin, and sometimes without a prefix as in Given, Giveen, Givens, Kevin and others. In spite of the… …
35given — Synonyms and related words: God given, accepted, accorded, accounted as, accustomed, acknowledged, actuality, addicted, affirmed, alleged, allowed, apt, apt to, assumed, assumption, assumptive, bent, bestowed, boundary condition, calculated to,… …
36given to — {adj. phr.} Having a tendency to; addicted to. * /Phil is given to telling fantastic tales about his chateau in France./ …
37given to — {adj. phr.} Having a tendency to; addicted to. * /Phil is given to telling fantastic tales about his chateau in France./ …
38given — 1. preposition /ˈɡɪvən/ If you consider X; taking X into account Given the current situation, I dont think thats possible. 2. noun /ˈɡɪvən/ A condition that is assumed to be true without further evaluation. 3. adjective /ˈɡɪvən/ a) Already… …
39given — adj. Given is used with these nouns: ↑context, ↑distance, ↑instance, ↑instant, ↑location, ↑name, ↑year …
40given — • avtalad, uppgjord, fastställd, viss • faktisk, verklig, given, gripbar, påtaglig, reell, befintlig, inträffad …
