loaf of bread
collocation in Englishmeaningsofloafandbread
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loaf
noun
uk/ləʊf/us/loʊf/
bread that is shaped and baked in a single piece and can be sliced ...
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bread
noun[U]
uk/bred/us/bred/
a food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, mixed together ...
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(Definition ofloafandbreadfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Aloafofbreadwill be about £150.
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In rural areas the village shop and the sub-post office are more than places where people go to buy aloafofbread.
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Comparing the price of wheat with the price of aloafofbread, we find something very far amiss.
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I am delighted that the broadcasters have welcomed that quarterloafofbreadtowards solving their problems but where will it all stop?
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Straight away a largeloafofbreadwent up by 2p.
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The costs of producing and distributing a standardloafofbreadmust be expected to vary considerably between different areas and shops.
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The pensioner would pay the same as the multi-millionaire for aloafofbreador a gallon of petrol.
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We want more than crumbs: we want aloafofbread.
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That young person may have been forced to steal thatloafofbreadthrough sheer desperation.
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Once aloafofbreadis obtained by one individual or family, thatloafofbreadis no longer available to others.
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He must go to the baker shop and buy aloafofbread.
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Aloafofbreadwill involve externality if no one owns it.
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A woman stole aloafofbread.
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Thus, you will buy them for nothing, for aloafofbread.
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The bill shows a pint of milk and aloafofbread.
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My constituents do not care too much about a penny on aloafofbreadby comparison with a rate increase of £1 or £2 a week.
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Canadian wheat is a hard wheat, and it is essential, for making aloafofbread, to have a mixture of hard and soft wheats.
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Lawyers recognise that there are very great differences between buying a piece of land and buying aloafofbread.
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I can recall my grandmother telling me of a child being hanged for stealing aloafofbread.
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The 12-hour-oldloafofbreadis a good loaf to eat.
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The vicar distributes aloafofbreadonce a month to his parishioners, be they poor or not.
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Someone said that it was "half aloafofbread".
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Indeed, on that assumption the price of a 20ploafofbreadwould rise to some £5.
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What labelling is one to put on theloafofbread?
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How much, for example, will the change reduce, say, the cost of a standardloafofbread?
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What is the cost of half a dozen eggs, aloafofbread, a large tin of beans and 2 lb of potatoes?
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