dole
31dole — as·car·i·dole; con·dole; dole; dole·ful; dole·fuls; dole·some; far·an·dole; gir·an·dole; in·dole; ox·in·dole; dole·ful·ly; dole·ful·ness; dole·some·ly; …
32dole — noun (BrE) VERB + DOLE ▪ claim, go on, sign on ▪ She lost her job and had to claim dole. ▪ As soon as he was made redundant, he signed on the dole. ▪ draw …
33Dôle — Der Name Dôle bezeichnet einen Rotwein, siehe Dôle (Wein); einen Berg im Schweizer Jura, siehe La Dôle; eine seit 1962 Dole geschriebene Stadt im französischen Département Jura. Siehe auch: Dohle, Dole (Begriffsklärung) …
34dole — dole1 /dohl/, n., v., doled, doling. n. 1. a portion or allotment of money, food, etc., esp. as given at regular intervals by a charity or for maintenance. 2. a dealing out or distributing, esp. in charity. 3. a form of payment to the unemployed… …
35dole — I UK [dəʊl] / US [doʊl] noun [uncountable] British * money that people who do not have a job get from the government. The American word is unemployment compensation Have you received your dole money yet? the dole: He is unemployed and claiming… …
36Dole — /dohl/, n. 1. Robert J(oseph), born 1923, U.S. politician: senator 1969 96. 2. Sanford Ballard, 1844 1926, U.S. politician and jurist in Hawaii: president of Republic of Hawaii 1894 98; first territorial governor 1900 03. * * * (as used in… …
37Dole — Do|le 〈f. 19〉 verdeckter Abzugsgraben [<frühnhd. dol „Mine“ <ahd. dola „Röhre, Graben, Rinne“; → Tülle; verwandt mit Delle, Tal, tollen] * * * Do|le, die; , n [spätmhd. dol = Mine, ahd. dola = (Erd)röhre]: 1. überdeckter Abzugsgraben. 2.… …
38dole — n. (colloq.) (BE) unemployment insurance on the dole (to be on the dole; to go on/sign on the dole) * * * [dəʊl] (colloq.) (BE) [ unemployment insurance ] on the dole (to be on the dole; to go on/sign on the dole) …
39Dôle — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom.  Pour les articles homophones, voir Dol, Dole et Dhole. La dôle est un vin suisse, assemblage de pinot noir et de gamay …
40dole — dole1 [ doul ] verb ,dole out phrasal verb transitive INFORMAL to give something, such as food or money, to a particular group of people or to every person in a group: The government has agreed to dole out an additional $5 million in education… …
