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"Tack" (pronounced (IPA) "tak", meaning "thanks"), "Hur mår du?" (pronounced (IPA) "hʉːr moːr dʉː", meaning "How are you?"), "Jag mår bra" (meaning I am good).. "hej då" (pronounced (IPA) "hɛj doː", meaning "goodbye"), "hej" (pronounced (IPA) "hɛj", meaning "hello").
Whereas in days past, lawmakers could earmark, meaning they tacked amendments onto bills that directed money toward provincial projects, today that practice is banned.
The Indian spice trade, which depended on South African ports and black laborers, seems to be the theme here, but the effect is slick and one-dimensional, with the political meanings tacked on.
All the meanings associated with "tack" and "tackle", not excluding the association with male genitalia, seem captured in that marvellously characteristic word.
To the N.C.A.A.-mandated one-game suspension that Griner received, Baylor Coach Kim Mulkey tacked on an additional game, meaning Griner will miss the Lady Bears' regular-season finale Sunday against Texas and their Big 12 conference tournament opener next week.
Borrowers with unsubsidized federal loans can also request deferments for up to three years, but the unpaid interest will be capitalized, meaning it will be tacked onto the balance you owe.
Believing he was on the lay line -- meaning he could sail to the mark on one tack -- he went for it.
Otherwise, it said, the imaginary store could comply by adding a much larger French name above its English name, tacking on the French word for furniture or introducing a French-language slogan meaning "Furniture, bedding and decoration".
It is these photos, tacked to boards in a former high school in Phnom Penh, that give human meaning to the abstract horror of nearby torture instruments and cases full of bones.
