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nf.
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guitar
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nf.
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flamenco guitar
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nf.
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Hawaiian guitar
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nf.
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acoustic guitar
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nf.
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electric guitar
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nm.
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fretboard
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nm.
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arrangement for guitar
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n.
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guitar slung over the shoulder
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adv.
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woman's place is in the home
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nmfpl.
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the right and the left
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adv.
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the law is the law
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adv.
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violence breeds violence
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n.
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angling
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adj.
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state-of-the-art
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adv.
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two heads are better than one
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adv.
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the truth and nothing but the truth
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v.
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contribute, pay, provide financing, put some money, subsidize
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exp.
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on the net, on the Net
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v.
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1. close, run out of business, go bankrupt 2. put the key under the door (very rare)
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adv.
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from hand to hand
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adv. adj.
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from root to tip [MED]
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adv.
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between the life and the death
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vi.
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go on hunger strike
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vi.
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1) put the shoulder to the wheel, 2) participate actively
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adv.
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by the quickest way
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adv.
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under cover of darkness
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adv.
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at the end of the week [BIZ]
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