Pronunciation: ˈbɔːdə
Parts of Speech: noun
someone who pays to live in another person's house with some or all of their meals provided [= lodger]
faint
Definition: Meaning of, faint in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / feɪnt /
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difficult to see, hear, smell etc
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a faint hope/possibility/chance etc a very small or slight hope etc
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not have the faintest idea to not know anything at all about something
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feeling weak and as if you are about to become unconscious because you are very ill, tired, or hungry
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to suddenly become unconscious for a short time [= pass out]
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I nearly/almost fainted spoken used to say that you were very surprised by something
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an act of becoming unconscious
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faint used in phrases
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faint-hearted
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not trying very hard, because you do not want to do something, or you are not confident that you can succeed [= half-hearted]
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something is not for the faint-hearted used humorously to say that something is difficult and needs a lot of effort
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not trying very hard, because you do not want to do something, or you are not confident that you can succeed [= half-hearted]
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