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in a few months time [ɪn ə fju: mʌnθs taɪm] |
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He completed his thesis within few months | |
some months ago | |
She is only seven months old and she is cute! [ʃi: ɪz 'əunlɪ 'sɛvən mʌnθs əuld ænd ʃi: ɪz kju:t] |
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For the last six months we've been taking steps to prevent any such accidents. [fɔ:(r) ðə lɑ:st sɪks mʌnθs wi:v bɪ:n 'teɪkɪŋ stɛps tu prɪ'vɛnt 'ɛnɪ sʌʧ 'æksɪdənts] |
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Sally has been working here for six montahs. | |
for the next few months [fɔ:(r) ðə nɛkst fju: mʌnθs] |
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I am busy 9 months in a year. [aɪ æm 'bɪzɪ 9 mʌnθs ɪn ə jɪə(r)] |
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appropriate medical examination conducted every twelve months [ə'prəuprɪɪt 'mɛdəkl ɪgzæmɪ'neɪʃən kən'dʌktəd 'ɛvrɪ twɛlv mʌnθs] |
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They've been sharing the loft for five months [They've bɪ:n 'ʃɛrɪŋ ðə lɔ:ft fɔ:(r) faɪv mʌnθs] |
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Have we been working in this office for six months? [hæv wi: bɪ:n 'wə:kɪŋ ɪn ðɪs 'ɔfɪs fɔ:(r) sɪks mʌnθs] |
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have you got any holidays booked in next two mounts? [hæv ju: gɔt 'ɛnɪ 'hɔlədeɪz bukt ɪn nɛkst tju: maunts] |
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Let's analyse the sales figures for the last two months [Let's 'ænəlaɪz ðə seɪlz 'fɪgjəz fɔ:(r) ðə lɑ:st tju: mʌnθs] |
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ten months from now [tɛn mʌnθs frɔm nau] |
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every six month ['ɛvrɪ sɪks mʌnθ] |
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I was there for 6 months [aɪ wɔz ðɛə(r) fɔ:(r) 6 mʌnθs] |
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How much is it to take Japanese lessons for six months [hau mʌʧ ɪz ɪt tu teɪk ʤæpə'ni:z 'lɛsɪnz fɔ:(r) sɪks mʌnθs] |
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a few months preceding the escape [ə fju: mʌnθs prɪ'si:dɪŋ ðə əs'keɪp] |
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once every six months [wʌns 'ɛvrɪ sɪks mʌnθs] |
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for a few months [fɔ:(r) ə fju: mʌnθs] |
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I would go to Asia for a couple of months if I had more time. [aɪ wud gəu tu 'eɪʒə fɔ:(r) ə 'kʌpl ɔv mʌnθs ɪf aɪ hæd mɔ:(r) taɪm] |
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only a few months after ['əunlɪ ə fju: mʌnθs 'ɑ:ftə(r)] |
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spread payments over x months [sprɛd 'peɪmənts 'əuvə(r) ɛks mʌnθs] |
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within three months [wɪð'ɪn θri: mʌnθs] |
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She dated him for a few months. [ʃi: 'deɪtɪd hɪm fɔ:(r) ə fju: mʌnθs] |
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I have been waiting for the trip for six months but it has been called off [aɪ hæv bɪ:n 'weɪtɪŋ fɔ:(r) ðə trɪp fɔ:(r) sɪks mʌnθs bʌt ɪt hæz bɪ:n kɔ:ld ɔf] |
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requires a long period of work, sometimes several years but always several months [rɪk'waɪərz ə lɔ:ŋ 'pɪərɪəd ɔv wə:k sɪm'taɪmz 'sɛvrl jɪrz bʌt 'ɔ:lweɪz 'sɛvrl mʌnθs] |
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They had been looking for a house for six months before they found that one. [ðeɪ hæd bɪ:n 'lukɪŋ fɔ:(r) ə haus fɔ:(r) sɪks mʌnθs bɪ'fɔ:(r) ðeɪ faund ðæt wʌn] |
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She was ill for several months before she died. [ʃi: wɔz ɪl fɔ:(r) 'sɛvrl mʌnθs bɪ'fɔ:(r) ʃi: daɪd] |
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I work here by a period of 10 months. [aɪ wə:k hɪr baɪ ə 'pɪərɪəd ɔv 10 mʌnθs] |
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He has been there for 6 months. [hi: hæz bɪ:n ðɛə(r) fɔ:(r) 6 mʌnθs] |
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I suspected this was coming, but months from now [aɪ sɪs'pɛktəd ðɪs wɔz 'kʌmɪŋ bʌt mʌnθs frɔm nau] |
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I agreed and we were preparing to open B2B for a few months, [aɪ əg'ri:d ænd wi: wə:(r) prɪ'pɛrɪŋ tu 'əupən B2B fɔ:(r) ə fju: mʌnθs] |
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I've been itching for months to get my hands on it [aɪv bɪ:n 'ɪʧɪŋ fɔ:(r) mʌnθs tu gɛt maɪ hændz ɔn ɪt] |