I. cone [βρετ kəʊn, αμερικ koʊn] ΟΥΣ
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| he/she/it | cones |
| we | cone |
| you | cone |
| they | cone |
| I | coned |
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| you | coned |
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| I | have | coned |
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| you | had | coned |
| he/she/it | had | coned |
| we | had | coned |
| you | had | coned |
| they | had | coned |
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- Many regions claim to be the home of gelato (ice cream), but in fact it seems to have spread from Sicily, after being introduced there by the Arabs. Indeed ice cream is believed to have originated from the ancient sorbet - from the Arabic word "sherbet" - which was invented by them to combat the searing heat of their desert home and taken by them to Sicily, where local ingredients were added. Sicilian ice cream is still renowned today, both for the exotic flavors ranging from mulberry to prickly pear and for the way in which it is served, in cones or cups but also sandwiched in the middle of a brioche. Throughout Italy, ice cream is served not in scoops but with a spatula, with the result that the size of the portions varies and depends on the whim of the person who is serving.
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Last week's confirmation of a double-dip recession hardly does justice.
www.telegraph.co.uk In fact, the original double-dip recession was in 1974, when the whole nation was ill for a month.
www.smh.com.au The huge spending cuts -- half now, half five months from now -- threaten to turn a fragile recovery into a double-dip recession.
www.politico.com Standards committee members sometimes double-dip by selling books or classes on how to implement a standard; the more arbitrary the standard, the more market for these add-on products.
en.wikipedia.org If they panic again, that would be the fodder for a double-dip recession.
www.marketoracle.co.uk