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install Verb 1. to put in and prepare (equipment) for use 2. to place (a person) formally in a position or rank 3. to settle (a person, esp. oneself) in a position or state: Tony installed himself in an armchair [Medieval Latin installare]
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install Translations (telephone) → anschließen; (official) → einsetzen; to install o.s. → sich niederlassen |
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| The new household would install itself in the Glandier, and the son-in-law would lend his assistance in the work to which the father and daughter had dedicated their lives. He resumed that dismal laugh that had so alarmed Parry; and whilst the whole household was screaming, singing, and preparing to install the travelers who had been preceded by their lackeys, he glided out by the principal entrance into the street, where the old man, who had gone to the window, lost sight of him in a moment. "Before you can go out on the road and learn the more complicated and higher details of the profession," he said, "you will, of course, have to work in the car-house with the men who install and repair the motors. |
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