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- DictionaryHas·ten/ˈhās(ə)n/
verb
- 1. be quick to do something: "he hastened to refute the assertion"
2 days ago · Rhyming compound, perhaps based on unattested skelt, Middle English skelten, “to hasten,” (further origin unknown); reduplication with initial h parallel to hubble-bubble, higgledy-piggledy, etc. EXAMPLES OF HELTER-SKELTER. The toys were left helter-skelter on the floor after the children’s playdate, creating a mess.
2 days ago · Fuchs’ endothelial corneal dystrophy (FECD) usually progresses slowly by degrading the endothelial cell layer with eventual stromal and epithelial edema, loss of corneal transparency and diminished vision. A recent study published in Cornea compared several ocular parameters in a large sample of patients with FECD against a group of age- and ...
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2 days ago · Bribery, the act of promising, giving, receiving, or agreeing to receive money or some other item of value with the corrupt aim of influencing a public official in the discharge of his official duties. When money has been offered or promised in exchange for a corrupt act, the official involved need.
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3 days ago · The French verb hâter means to hasten or hurry. Example sentences. These first two example sentences uses the structure avoir hâte de + infinitive, meaning “to look forward to doing something”. J’ai hâte de vous revoir. A bientôt ! I’m looking foward to seeing you again. See you soon!
4 days ago · eye watching from screen. Every day our businesses and government organisations are being clobbered by cyber attacks. So what’s the last thing we want them to do? Probably make the attacks ...
4 days ago · A global estimate suggests the industry could eventually produce 4,600 GW of electricity at a cost of 50 euros (around $55) per megawatt-hour or less. In 2022 DOE launched an “Earthshot Initiative” to reduce the cost of enhanced geothermal energy in the U.S. to $45 per megawatt-hour (MWh) by 2035.
