built-in, walk-in wardrobe, spur, yell

"Hiding bad news is a built-in feature of dictatorial regimes."

In the U.S.S.R. in 1986, as in China today, a public health disaster exposed the limits of dictatorial rule

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From Chernobyl to the Coronavirus


A record player with a built-in whiskey bar is all you really need in life
The Luno EGB2 is a beautiful mid-century record player with AirPlay…

THEVERGE.COM|作者：MICAH SINGLETON

Those spurs are, I must say, a provocative addition to your wardrobe

First violent hate crime linked to virus is reported to British authorities

First violent hate crime linked to virus is reported to British authorities

THEGUARDIAN.COM

‘They yelled Coronavirus’ – East Asian attack victim speaks of fear

built-in 

Pronunciation: /bɪltˈɪn/ 

ADJECTIVE

1Forming an integral part of a structure:a worktop with a built-in cooker

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1.1(Of a characteristic) inherent; innate:the system has a built-in resistance to change

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spur

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━━ n. 拍車; 刺激 ((to, for)); 激励; （鳥の）けづめ; 木の根; （岩・山の）突出部; （鉄道などの）支線.

wardrobe
noun
1 [C or U] a tall cupboard in which you hang your clothes, or all of the clothes that a person owns:
She was showing me her new built-in/UK fitted wardrobes.
I sometimes feel that my summer wardrobe is rather lacking (= I don't have many clothes for summer).

2 [U] a department in a theatre, film company, etc. who are in charge of the clothes that the actors wear on stage, making certain that they are clean, repairing them and sometimes making them:
He's in charge of wardrobe at the local amateur theatre.

ward・robe

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━━ n. 洋服だんす; 衣装部屋; ((集合的)) 舞台衣装; （ある季節用の）衣類.
wardrobe bed　引き出しベッド.
wardrobe master [mistress]　（劇団の）衣装係の男性［女性］.
wardrobe trunk　（立てるとたんすの用をする）衣装トランク.

walk-in (NOT ARRANGED BEFORE)
adjective [before noun] MAINLY US
describes a place that you can go to without having already made an arrangement:
It's a walk-in dental clinic - the sign outside said 'Walk-in patients welcome'.
It's official, I would rather die of the flu than visit another walk-in clinic. I know that benefitting from the Canadian health care system and expecting to leave satisfied is kind of like a beggar asking to choose, but I give up.
From now on I'll just Google my symptoms. Yeah the Internet's risky, but so is marinating yourself in the slurry of diseases waiting for you in the walk-in waiting room.

━━ a., n. 人が入れるほど大きい; （勝利など）楽な; 楽勝 （walk-in victory）; （アパートが玄関を共有せずに）直接各自の部屋に入れる; 大型冷蔵庫.

walk-in (STORAGE) Show phonetics
adjective [before noun]
describes a storage space that is large enough for a person to enter and walk around in:
a walk-in wardrobe
US a walk-in closet
AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH a walk-in cupboard


yell
v., yelled, yell·ing, yells. v.intr.
To cry out loudly, as in pain, fright, surprise, or enthusiasm.

v.tr.
To utter or express with a loud cry. See synonyms at shout.

n.

1. A loud cry; a shout.
2. A rhythmic cheer uttered or chanted in unison.

[Middle English yellen, from Old English giellan, gellan.]

yeller yell'er n.