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corner

/ˈkɔː.nər/

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noun

/ˈkɔː.nər/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее место или угол, где сходятся две линии, края или поверхности, а также уединённое или отдалённое место.

A noun referring to a place or angle where two lines, edges, or surfaces meet, or a secluded or remote area.

  1. Angle or intersectionA1formal

    The point or area where two lines, edges, or surfaces meet, especially in a room or building.

    ruУгол

    • The cat is sleeping in the corner of the room.
    • Turn left at the next corner.
    • She placed the lamp in the corner of the living room.

    Synonymsanglebendcrookintersectionjunctionvertex

  2. Hidden or secluded placeA2informal

    A remote or secret location.

    ruУкромное место

    • He found a quiet corner in the library to study.
    • The treasure was hidden in a dark corner of the cave.
    • They sat in a cozy corner of the café.

    Synonymsalcovecrannynichenookrecessretreat

  3. Difficult situationB1informal

    A position from which escape is difficult, often used in the phrase 'in a corner'.

    ruТрудное положение

    • The company is in a financial corner after the losses.
    • She felt backed into a corner by the demands.
    • He painted himself into a corner with his lies.

    Synonymsbinddilemmafixholejampickleplightpredicament

Forms
  • corners plural form
  • corners' possessive plural form
  • corner's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈkɔːr.nər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по принуждению кого-либо или чего-либо в положение, из которого трудно выбраться, или для получения контроля над рынком или ситуацией.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing someone or something into a position from which escape is difficult, or to gain control of a market or situation.

  1. Force into a difficult positionB2formal

    To force someone or something into a position from which escape is difficult.

    ruЗагнать в угол

    • The police cornered the suspect in an alley.
    • She cornered him at the party to ask about the project.
    • The animal was cornered by the hunters.

    Synonymsbox inconfinehem inpintrap

    Antonymsfreeliberaterelease

  2. Dominate a marketC1formalbusiness

    To gain control of a particular market or resource, often by buying up most of the supply.

    ruМонополизировать

    • The company cornered the market on rare earth minerals.
    • They tried to corner the supply of a key component.
    • Investors cornered the market in silver futures.

    Synonymscapturecontroldominateengrossmonopolize

Forms
  • cornered past participle
  • cornered past simple
  • cornering present participle
  • corners third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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