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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPassing bell
A bell tolled immediately after a death or during a funeral to announce the passing of someone.
Perdy
Pleasing to the eye; having elements of beauty or attractiveness, expressed through a deliberate phonetic spelling.
Phonetic Convergence
A phenomenon in sociolinguistics where individuals adapt their speech pronunciation, accents, or acoustic features to become more similar to the speech patterns of the person they are talking to.
Phonetic construct
An abstract model or theoretical representation of speech sounds and their organizational patterns within a language.
Pileated
Having a crest or cap of feathers covering the crown of the head, characteristic of certain birds such as woodpeckers.
Pileus
The cap or umbrella-shaped part of a mushroom or toadstool that bears the spore-bearing surface.
Pocket-borough
A parliamentary constituency in pre-reform Britain under the control of a single wealthy landowner or patron who could dictate its representation.
Potassium cyanide
A highly toxic inorganic salt with the chemical formula KCN, appearing as a white crystalline powder that smells faintly of bitter almonds and is extremely lethal in small doses.
Prefrontal cortex
The cerebral cortex covering the front part of the frontal lobe, directly behind the forehead, responsible for planning complex cognitive behavior, expression, decision making, and moderating social behavior.
Privier
One who has private or confidential knowledge of a matter; a person sharing in a secret.
Puggy
A familiar or diminutive term for a pug dog or a small monkey.
Qingou
A transliterated term representing a specific historical, geographical, or cultural entity from Chinese context.
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