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lack
noun

UK % /læk / US % /læk /

&'lack of sth
( )

B1

the fact that something is not available or

that there is not enough of it

… … …

• Her only problem is a lack of confidence.

• Lack of sleep had made him irritable.

• If he fails it won't be for/through lack of effort

(= he has certainly tried).

• We won't be going away this year - lack of lack ( )

funds, I'm afraid.
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lack direction idiom

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• His answer demonstrated a complete
lack of understanding of the question.
(
• One disadvantage of living in the town
is the lack of safe places for the
children to play.
• Hospitals are being forced to close
departments because of lack of money.
• There is a lack of reasonably priced
housing for rent.
• The local residents were angry at the
lack of parking spaces.

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lack
verb [ T ] nibble
UK % /læk / US % /læk /

( )
to eat something by taking a lot of
B2
small bites
to not have or not have enough of
something that is needed or wanted

• He just lacks a little confidence.

• What we lack in this house is space to store

things.

• We are lacking three members of staff due to

illness.

Cluttered and homely (Words

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to describe buildings and
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(lack - © Cambridge University Press) July 07, 2021

lack

lack
Because of the possible toxicity of thiosulfate to test
organisms, a control lacking thiosulfate should be
included in toxicity tests utilizing
thiosulfatedechlorinated water.

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The remark would have little point if ceremony were

lacking.

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July 05, 2021

lack

-
faltar, carecer de, falta
[feminine…

faltar, carecer de…

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lacerate

laceration

lacewing

lachrymose

lack

lack direction idiom

lackadaisical

lackey

lacking

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