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termination
Noun
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Termination is the act of ending something.
We will continue to do business in Asia after termination of the Japan program.
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The termination is the end point, time or limit of something.
Three years after the termination of war in 1945, France was fighting another war in Indo-China.
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Termination is when you lose your job.
The company will cut costs through the termination of 150 employees.
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Termination is the act of killing something.
The group is against the termination of these sick babies.
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A termination is a suffix or the end of a word.
The termination of a verb in the past tense is usually "ed".
of
Preposition
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Made using.
It is a house of cards.
contract
Noun
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A contract is a legal agreement to trade goods, services and/or property. It's usually written down.
If you would just sign this contract, the car will be yours.
In Japan, most worker’s employment contracts last until the age of sixty.
My father’s employment contract is for forty years.
You must look over the contract before you sign it.
contract
Verb
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If something contracts, it gets smaller.
As the wood dries out, it contracts.
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If you contract someone to do a job, you enter into a contract with them.
We've contracted a cleaning company to take care of the office.
When there's too much work, there are a number of small firms to which we will contract it out.
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If you contract a disease, you become sick with it.
It's hard to understand why people risk contracting sexually transmitted diseases.
He contracted the flu.