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10 Language-to-English DictionariesShould
Used to indicate obligation, duty, or correctness, often implying a moral imperative or what is generally expected.
Shout
To utter a loud, clear cry or to speak in a very loud voice, typically as an expression of strong emotion.
Show
To allow or cause to be seen; to display or exhibit.
Shrine
A place or enclosure consecrated to a deity, saint, or holy person, often containing their image or relics and used as a place of worship.
Shut-in
A person who is unable to leave their home because of illness, age, or disability.
Shutter
Each of a pair of hinged panels, usually made of wood or metal, fixed outside or inside a window to keep out light or provide security.
Sidepiece
A secondary romantic or sexual partner maintained alongside a primary, committed relationship.
Sightseer
A person who visits places of interest, famous landmarks, or tourist attractions in a particular location.
Signage
Graphic displays, symbols, and written notices used to identify, inform, or direct people.
Signalment
A detailed description or profile of the identifying marks, age, breed, sex, and physical characteristics of an animal patient.
Signary
A systematic set or chart of signs, symbols, or characters used in a writing system or script.
Signatory
A person, organization, or country that has signed an official document, treaty, or contract, thereby making it legally binding.