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senseval2.d000.s007.t002
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a place for public (especially Christian) worship
|
church%1:06:00::
| 6
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NOUN
|
church
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senseval2.d000.s007.t002
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
one of the groups of Christians who have their own beliefs and forms of worship
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church%1:14:00::
| 6
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NOUN
|
church
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senseval2.d000.s007.t002
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the body of people who attend or belong to a particular local church
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church%1:14:01::
| 6
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NOUN
|
church
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senseval2.d000.s007.t003
| 1
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland; `Great Britain' is often used loosely to refer to the United Kingdom
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britain%1:15:00::
| 8
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NOUN
|
britain
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
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several exercises intended to be done in series
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set%1:04:00::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the act of putting something in position
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set%1:04:01::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
representation consisting of the scenery and other properties used to identify the location of a dramatic production
|
set%1:06:00::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
any electronic equipment that receives or transmits radio or tv signals
|
set%1:06:01::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
(psychology) being temporarily ready to respond in a particular way
|
set%1:09:00::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a relatively permanent inclination to react in a particular way
|
set%1:09:01::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
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senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the descent of a heavenly body below the horizon
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set%1:11:00::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 1
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a group of things of the same kind that belong together and are so used
|
set%1:14:00::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
an unofficial association of people or groups
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set%1:14:01::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
(mathematics) an abstract collection of numbers or symbols
|
set%1:14:02::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
evil Egyptian god with the head of a beast that has high square ears and a long snout; brother and murderer of Osiris
|
set%1:18:00::
| 10
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NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization
|
set%1:22:00::
| 10
|
NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t004
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a unit of play in tennis or squash
|
set%1:28:00::
| 10
|
NOUN
|
set
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a hollow device made of metal that makes a ringing sound when struck
|
bell%1:06:00::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a push button at an outer door that gives a ringing or buzzing signal when pushed
|
bell%1:06:02::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the flared opening of a tubular device
|
bell%1:06:03::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer; used as an orchestral instrument
|
bell%1:06:04::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the sound of a bell being struck
|
bell%1:11:00::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
United States inventor (born in Scotland) of the telephone (1847-1922)
|
bell%1:18:00::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
English painter; sister of Virginia Woolf; prominent member of the Bloomsbury Group (1879-1961)
|
bell%1:18:01::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a phonetician and father of Alexander Graham Bell (1819-1905)
|
bell%1:18:02::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the shape of a bell
|
bell%1:25:00::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t005
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
(nautical) each of the eight half-hour units of nautical time signaled by strokes of a ship's bell; eight bells signals 4:00 8:00 or 12:00 o'clock either a.m. or p.m.
|
bell%1:28:00::
| 12
|
NOUN
|
bell
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t006
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
on one occasion
|
once%4:02:00::
| 16
|
ADV
|
once
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t006
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
at a previous time;
|
once%4:02:01::
| 16
|
ADV
|
once
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t006
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
as soon as
|
once%4:02:02::
| 16
|
ADV
|
once
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a thin flat strip of flexible material that is worn around the body or one of the limbs (especially to decorate the body)
|
band%1:06:00::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
an adornment consisting of a strip of a contrasting color or material
|
band%1:06:01::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a restraint put around something to hold it together
|
band%1:06:02::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
jewelry consisting of a circlet of precious metal (often set with jewels) worn on the finger
|
band%1:06:03::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a strip of material attached to the leg of a bird to identify it (as in studies of bird migration)
|
band%1:06:04::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a thin flat strip or loop of flexible material that goes around or over something else typically to hold it together or as a decoration
|
band%1:06:05::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a driving belt in machinery
|
band%1:06:06::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a stripe or stripes of contrasting color
|
band%1:07:00::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a cord-like tissue connecting two larger parts of an anatomical structure
|
band%1:08:00::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a range of frequencies between two limits
|
band%1:10:00::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
instrumentalists not including string players
|
band%1:14:00::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
an unofficial association of people or groups
|
band%1:14:01::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t008
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a group of musicians playing popular music for dancing
|
band%1:14:02::
| 21
|
NOUN
|
band
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t009
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
(horseshoes) the successful throw of a horseshoe or quoit so as to encircle a stake or peg
|
ringer%1:04:00::
| 24
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t009
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a contestant entered in a competition under false pretenses
|
ringer%1:18:00::
| 24
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t009
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a person who is almost identical to another
|
ringer%1:18:01::
| 24
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t009
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a person who rings church bells (as for summoning the congregation)
|
ringer%1:18:02::
| 24
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t010
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
foreshadow or presage
|
herald%2:32:00::
| 28
|
VERB
|
herald
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t010
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
praise vociferously
|
herald%2:32:01::
| 28
|
VERB
|
herald
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t010
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
greet enthusiastically or joyfully
|
herald%2:32:02::
| 28
|
VERB
|
herald
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t011
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
United States evangelist (1862-1935)
|
sunday%1:18:00::
| 30
|
NOUN
|
sunday
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t011
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
first day of the week; observed as a day of rest and worship by most Christians
|
sunday%1:28:00::
| 30
|
NOUN
|
sunday
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t012
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a conventional expression of greeting or farewell
|
morning%1:10:00::
| 31
|
NOUN
|
morning
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t012
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the earliest period
|
morning%1:11:00::
| 31
|
NOUN
|
morning
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t012
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the time period between dawn and noon
|
morning%1:28:00::
| 31
|
NOUN
|
morning
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t012
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the first light of day
|
morning%1:28:01::
| 31
|
NOUN
|
morning
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t013
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)
|
evening%1:28:00::
| 33
|
NOUN
|
evening
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t013
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a later concluding time period
|
evening%1:28:01::
| 33
|
NOUN
|
evening
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t013
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the early part of night (from dinner until bedtime) spent in a special way
|
evening%1:28:02::
| 33
|
NOUN
|
evening
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
an act of help or assistance
|
service%1:04:00::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 1
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the act of public worship following prescribed rules
|
service%1:04:01::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
(sports) a stroke that puts the ball in play
|
service%1:04:02::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the act of mating by male animals
|
service%1:04:03::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the act of delivering a writ or summons upon someone
|
service%1:04:04::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
periodic maintenance on a car or machine
|
service%1:04:05::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
the performance of duties by a waiter or servant
|
service%1:04:06::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
employment in or work for another
|
service%1:04:07::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
work done by one person or group that benefits another
|
service%1:04:08::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
(law) the acts performed by an English feudal tenant for the benefit of his lord which formed the consideration for the property granted to him
|
service%1:04:09::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
tableware consisting of a complete set of articles (silver or dishware) for use at table
|
service%1:06:00::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a means of serving
|
service%1:07:00::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a force that is a branch of the armed forces
|
service%1:14:00::
| 34
|
NOUN
|
service
|
senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
|
Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
|
a company or agency that performs a public service; subject to government regulation
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service%1:14:05::
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NOUN
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service
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senseval2.d000.s007.t014
| 0
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Like most of the other 6 000 churches in Britain with sets of bells St. Michael once had its own `` band `` of ringers who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .
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Canadian writer (born in England) who wrote about life in the Yukon Territory (1874-1958)
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service%1:18:00::
| 34
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NOUN
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service
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senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 1
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Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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in these times
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now%4:02:00::
| 0
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ADV
|
now
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senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 0
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Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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without delay or hesitation; with no time intervening
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now%4:02:01::
| 0
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ADV
|
now
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senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 0
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Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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used to preface a command or reproof or request
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now%4:02:02::
| 0
|
ADV
|
now
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senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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at the present moment
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now%4:02:04::
| 0
|
ADV
|
now
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events
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now%4:02:05::
| 0
|
ADV
|
now
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
in the immediate past
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now%4:02:06::
| 0
|
ADV
|
now
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t000
| 0
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Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
(prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity
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now%4:02:07::
| 0
|
ADV
|
now
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senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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with nevertheless the final result
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only%4:02:00::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
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senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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without any others being included or involved
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only%4:02:01::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 1
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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and nothing more
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only%4:02:02::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
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never except when
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only%4:02:03::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
in the final outcome
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only%4:02:04::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
as recently as
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only%4:02:05::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t001
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
except that; only this time she came out better"
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only%4:02:06::
| 2
|
ADV
|
only
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t002
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
relating to or applicable to or concerned with the administration of a city or town or district rather than a larger area
|
local%3:00:01::
| 4
|
ADJ
|
local
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senseval2.d000.s008.t002
| 0
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Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
affecting only a restricted part or area of the body
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local%3:00:02::
| 4
|
ADJ
|
local
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t002
| 1
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
of or belonging to or characteristic of a particular locality or neighborhood
|
local%3:01:01::
| 4
|
ADJ
|
local
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t003
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
(horseshoes) the successful throw of a horseshoe or quoit so as to encircle a stake or peg
|
ringer%1:04:00::
| 5
|
NOUN
|
ringer
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senseval2.d000.s008.t003
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
a contestant entered in a competition under false pretenses
|
ringer%1:18:00::
| 5
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t003
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
a person who is almost identical to another
|
ringer%1:18:01::
| 5
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t003
| 1
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
a person who rings church bells (as for summoning the congregation)
|
ringer%1:18:02::
| 5
|
NOUN
|
ringer
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t004
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
stay the same; remain in a certain state
|
remain%2:30:00::
| 6
|
VERB
|
remain
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t004
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
stay behind
|
remain%2:42:01::
| 6
|
VERB
|
remain
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t004
| 1
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
continue in a place position or situation
|
remain%2:42:03::
| 6
|
VERB
|
remain
|
senseval2.d000.s008.t004
| 0
|
Now only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .
|
be left; of persons questions problems results evidence etc.
|
remain%2:42:05::
| 6
|
VERB
|
remain
|
senseval2.d000.s009.t000
| 1
|
The others here today live elsewhere .
|
in or at this place; where the speaker or writer is
|
here%4:02:00::
| 2
|
ADV
|
here
|
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