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brock  (brk)
n. Chiefly British
A badger.

[Middle English brok, from Old English broc, of Celtic origin.]

brock [brɒk]
n
a Brit name for badger (sense 1): used esp as a form of address in stories, etc
[Old English broc, of Celtic origin; compare Welsh broch]
Translations
brock [brɒk] N (Brit) (liter) → tejón m


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Adams and Hicks, both freelance journalists, interview successful journalists such as Emma Brockes and Andrew Duncan to gather advice on handling different types of interview subjects and carrying out interviews on the phone or through email.
In the story, headlined Lucky Me, Emma Brockes offers a hard-edged take on the journalist-turned-memoirist, writing, "There are lots of paths to self-discovery, but most of them don't conflate so many lucrative book markets in one handy volume.
Referring to the city's then mayor, Emma Brockes in The Guardian gushed: " Ken Livingstone himself couldn't have choreographed a better advertisement for the capital at play.
 
 
 
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