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English counties (the names of Scottish, Welsh and Irish counties are shown in full) 1 Avon Kent 2 Bedfordshire 25 Lancashire 3 Berkshire 26 Leicestershire 4 Buckinghamshire 24 Lincolnshire 5 Cambridgeshire 28 Merseyside 6 Cheshire 29 Cleveland Norfolk 7 3207 Northamptonshire 118 Cornwall 31 Northumberland 9 Cumbria 32 North Yorkshire 12 10 Derbyshire 33 Nottinghamshire DDoervsoent 34 Oxfordshire 35 Shropshire \berdeen 13 Durham 36 Somerset 14 East Sussex 37 South Yorkshire Surrey 15 Essex 38 Staffordshire î0?B?e nNeÿS if j. , art*P ‘ 16 Gloucestershire 39 Suffolk Mull/;; 17 Greater London 40 18 Greater Manchester 4414 19 Hampshire 42 TWyanrew i caknsd h iWreea r 20 Hereford and 43 West Midlands Worcester West Sussex 21 Hertfordshire 45 West Yorkshire 22 Humberside Wiltshire Awe **- 23 Isle of Wight lOOikm 46 Causeway Giant's lewcastle-upon-Tyne atesh,eadflfp4, , S underland stle II h 3V( ,„J South Shields dr.a l . _ „\4i Belfast NORTH lamborough Head Kingston-upon-Hull IRISH REPUBLIC Dublin 54 100 500 1 000 m 8‘ Norwich .Great Yarmouth LONDON] capital city Cardiff | c ountry capital Population of cities: more than 1 000 000 inhabitants Milford Haven rrt^>SCo\uatihie"n d S- o nMa-rSgeaat e 1 p 500 000 - 1 000 000 inhabitants 'JP 250 000 - 500 000 inhabitants 'estonev-^.ji S de 50 000 - 250 000 inhabitants itôn-^Eastbouirig a other cities / 14 4,s P o/v e/ r 9° 1 cionutenrtnrayt i obnoauln dbaoruyn dary LymeB o ur^ne moui Hasti^n^gJsa n t/et tury BaY Bill of Isle Channel Tunnel county boundary :eter P®5! of Wight Portland motorway major road railway Isles L Ea|n ndd 's Penzance major canal of Scillyj Alderneyl major airport ATLANTIC CIshlaandns nel 1 /2 ° ; > f & 52' major port OCEAN Jersey J Y HUeNrEitSaCgOe sWitoer ld Guernsey ^ark \ FRANC E i G u Hf N£L ! 6 ° 50° 0° Île-de-France : FRANCE ADMINISTRATIVE (NAarngteenrtre^u i i. 9B3o bQ ijg n y^ petite couronne Ca' »âfeolf“R0l BE L6IQUE lRoses ^Créteil Y A/Ü M ÊVO N 1 ;; PASS-tD-OEm-enCiAj'U,l59S ^ 'SU n e- _ BVieprnscàouTVrttl.qejsQa .» 9 P2A RItS S EINE-SAINT-DENIS MANCHE Montreuil TL 62 X:-i_er1|il '"/.Douai Bo|lognei_ 'n -p~.nS' VH 7a5 ÿ V-AlLes--D E -9MA4RN E y ° 1 \ m Cmhe rb oiu rg SEIDNiEe-p%pMAeA bR \Ib T. ey SI OViMMMiEpE “l A rM rlT8aP-0sc Pe I é ,rQ CÇoj h b A1',/m^Q .u ÈCe na tlmi b‘n"r-AjXa IV iS^ ' wfN eSEAis ^yi A e■j-s H n i0eoe l8sm ^ , XEMBtëURG •78j PHaHDlaAEiU-seTSaESu I-N E 'PARIS\ L > NrLoiegiëMRiaar n,e„- c7f| inq/ HAUT!: 76 ; oisr^adîdîîlLàona f^RDENNES Qj v g W J \ \ M A N50C HE BayeLuen x H^a,vAreE N Q j \ ^ci m a R"O U EgN, \ Be—a u— svCal ie srm ro jnC,to m /<p >1a Co gOhijân fteseo aLn -sO ^K j^“L Rie ih^m e/s Ql- j , •.V ou Szti eSj-sM E UVSerEd u HIN Hague=n;asue mbEoSurSg ONNE 91 TiJ ,“"tLesAhdetv^!nr/r'SSsaÉ?<rli;Brr^->fpernay Menelibiild a QiLannion ,_.TJs e -NSIi T "V ^VQ I H>A-laON*ST- “ v'irtirv,- É 1'-\ B alre-- Ouc fN«'n~V Cnhâ,"e amUf^Pi F„e I NCr.IS^1TL ÈoRr“ iEe^ n t S CCt0-T IBM.aGrÎ5SOu6 iRi eDVBn uaIg WacnaHrSnmAMe pN0s R D iS> Rln2-^a 2Mi, yVa oÿlI *n. 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The editors and their col¬ laborators are to be congratulated on the finished product. T am very impressed by the dictionary’ I s hall have no further hesitation in recom¬ I. R. W. Higgins, University of St Andrews ending this dictionary to my students’ gap’ D. C. Hornsby, University of Kent ‘The notes on lexical usage are very helpful. Also, the maps and diagrams are a very good idea’ L. Lawrence, University of Wolverhampton ‘provides a wonderfully clear snapshot of two cultures’ Guardian ‘Excellent for a variety of different levels — beginners, ‘revolutionary . . . t here is a wonderful section explaining intermediate, and advanced — with clear examples of the mysteries of French small ads . . . B est of all, though, lexical usage . . . U p-to-date commercial and technical are the explanations of French idioms’ vocabulary, suitable for management studies students’ Independent D. 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English counties (the names of Scottish, Welsh and Irish counties are shown in full) 1 Avon Kent 2 Bedfordshire 25 Lancashire 3 Berkshire 26 Leicestershire 4 Buckinghamshire 24 Lincolnshire 5 Cambridgeshire 28 Merseyside 6 Cheshire 29 Cleveland Norfolk 7 3207 Northamptonshire 118 Cornwall 31 Northumberland 9 Cumbria 32 North Yorkshire 12 10 Derbyshire 33 Nottinghamshire DDoervsoent 34 Oxfordshire 35 Shropshire \berdeen 13 Durham 36 Somerset 14 East Sussex 37 South Yorkshire Surrey 15 Essex 38 Staffordshire î0?B?e nNeÿS if j. , art*P ‘ 16 Gloucestershire 39 Suffolk Mull/;; 17 Greater London 40 18 Greater Manchester 4414 19 Hampshire 42 TWyanrew i caknsd h iWreea r 20 Hereford and 43 West Midlands Worcester West Sussex 21 Hertfordshire 45 West Yorkshire 22 Humberside Wiltshire Awe **- 23 Isle of Wight lOOikm 46 Causeway Giant's lewcastle-upon-Tyne atesh,eadflfp4, , S underland stle II h 3V( ,„J South Shields dr.a l . _ „\4i Belfast NORTH lamborough Head Kingston-upon-Hull IRISH REPUBLIC Dublin 54 100 500 1 000 m 8‘ Norwich .Great Yarmouth LONDON] capital city Cardiff | c ountry capital Population of cities: more than 1 000 000 inhabitants Milford Haven rrt^>SCo\uatihie"n d S- o nMa-rSgeaat e 1 p 500 000 - 1 000 000 inhabitants 'JP 250 000 - 500 000 inhabitants 'estonev-^.ji S de 50 000 - 250 000 inhabitants itôn-^Eastbouirig a other cities / 14 4,s P o/v e/ r 9° 1 cionutenrtnrayt i obnoauln dbaoruyn dary LymeB o ur^ne moui Hasti^n^gJsa n t/et tury BaY Bill of Isle Channel Tunnel county boundary :eter P®5! of Wight Portland motorway major road railway Isles L Ea|n ndd 's Penzance major canal of Scillyj Alderneyl major airport ATLANTIC CIshlaandns nel 1 /2 ° ; > f & 52' major port OCEAN Jersey J Y HUeNrEitSaCgOe sWitoer ld Guernsey ^ark \ FRANC E i G u Hf N£L ! 6 ° 50° 0° Île-de-France : FRANCE ADMINISTRATIVE (NAarngteenrtre^u i i. 9B3o bQ ijg n y^ petite couronne Ca' »âfeolf“R0l BE L6IQUE lRoses ^Créteil Y A/Ü M ÊVO N 1 ;; PASS-tD-OEm-enCiAj'U,l59S ^ 'SU n e- _ BVieprnscàouTVrttl.qejsQa .» 9 P2A RItS S EINE-SAINT-DENIS MANCHE Montreuil TL 62 X:-i_er1|il '"/.Douai Bo|lognei_ 'n -p~.nS' VH 7a5 ÿ V-AlLes--D E -9MA4RN E y ° 1 \ m Cmhe rb oiu rg SEIDNiEe-p%pMAeA bR \Ib T. ey SI OViMMMiEpE “l A rM rlT8aP-0sc Pe I é ,rQ CÇoj h b A1',/m^Q .u ÈCe na tlmi b‘n"r-AjXa IV iS^ ' wfN eSEAis ^yi A e■j-s H n i0eoe l8sm ^ , XEMBtëURG •78j PHaHDlaAEiU-seTSaESu I-N E 'PARIS\ L > NrLoiegiëMRiaar n,e„- c7f| inq/ HAUT!: 76 ; oisr^adîdîîlLàona f^RDENNES Qj v g W J \ \ M A N50C HE BayeLuen x H^a,vAreE N Q j \ ^ci m a R"O U EgN, \ Be—a u— svCal ie srm ro jnC,to m /<p >1a Co gOhijân fteseo aLn -sO ^K j^“L Rie ih^m e/s Ql- j , •.V ou Szti eSj-sM E UVSerEd u HIN Hague=n;asue mbEoSurSg ONNE 91 TiJ ,“"tLesAhdetv^!nr/r'SSsaÉ?<rli;Brr^->fpernay Menelibiild a QiLannion ,_.TJs e -NSIi T "V ^VQ I H>A-laON*ST- “ v'irtirv,- É 1'-\ B alre-- Ouc fN«'n~V Cnhâ,"e amUf^Pi F„e I NCr.IS^1TL ÈoRr“ iEe^ n t S CCt0-T IBM.aGrÎ5SOu6 iRi eDVBn uaIg WacnaHrSnmAMe pN0s R D iS> Rln2-^a 2Mi, yVa oÿlI *n. 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The editors and their col¬ laborators are to be congratulated on the finished product. T am very impressed by the dictionary’ I s hall have no further hesitation in recom¬ I. R. W. Higgins, University of St Andrews ending this dictionary to my students’ gap’ D. C. Hornsby, University of Kent ‘The notes on lexical usage are very helpful. Also, the maps and diagrams are a very good idea’ L. Lawrence, University of Wolverhampton ‘provides a wonderfully clear snapshot of two cultures’ Guardian ‘Excellent for a variety of different levels — beginners, ‘revolutionary . . . t here is a wonderful section explaining intermediate, and advanced — with clear examples of the mysteries of French small ads . . . B est of all, though, lexical usage . . . U p-to-date commercial and technical are the explanations of French idioms’ vocabulary, suitable for management studies students’ Independent D. 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