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Discover LudwigThe word "gold" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a noun to refer to the color, material, or standard of something, or as an adjective to describe something that is golden in color. For example: "She wore a gold necklace to the party."
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gold
noun
A heavy yellow elemental metal of great value, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au.
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I know that you did your driving test in the summer after your Commonwealth relay gold, and the instructor recognised you.
Besides the prize money, each laureate receives a diploma and a gold medal.
Woman in Gold is released in cinemas next month, but at its premiere in Berlin the Austrian reviewers were generous about its portrayal of a national reluctance to face the art crimes of the past, according to playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell, who wrote the screenplay.
Farah, who won Olympic gold in the 5,000m and 10,000m a year after joining Salazar in 2011, also insisted that he was a "100% clean athlete", but feared that some would think, after watching the BBC's Panorama programme on Wednesday night, that he is guilty by association.
Durkan could, as Tom Kelly argued earlier this year, find solace in a bigger, more professional club called Fianna Fail, where he can make a comeback in the green, white and gold colours of the Irish Republic's official 'Republican Party'.
Davis won the Gold Walkley in 2000 for his report on the funding of pro-Indonesian militias in East Timor.
And although he will cheer himself hoarse this summer supporting Giovanni Trapattoni's side in Poland at the European Championships, he is not the kind of person to wrap himself up in a tricolour or knot a green, white and gold scarf around his neck.
Its flamboyant facade divides opinion (it looks like an enormous present wrapped in gold Christmas paper) but the view over the city from the rooftop is fabulous.
As well as the prize money, each laureate receives a diploma and a gold medal.
With gold stabilising after its recent declines - which were based on worries about countries such as Cyprus selling some of their reserves along with signs of slowdown in China - and base metals such as copper recovering, mining shares regained some lost ground.
By 1933, Adams was writing in the New York Times of the way the American dream had been hijacked: "Throughout our history, the pure gold of this vision has been heavily alloyed with the dross of materialistic aims.
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