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I. sorted [Brit ˈsɔːtɪd, Am ˈsɔrdəd] inf ADJ

1. sorted (supplied with drugs):

sorted

2. sorted (well-balanced):

sorted

3. sorted (arranged, organized):

sorted

II. sorted [Brit ˈsɔːtɪd, Am ˈsɔrdəd] inf INTERJ (yes, OK)

sorted

I. sort [Brit sɔːt, Am sɔrt] N

1. sort (kind, type):

2. sort (in vague description):

3. sort (type of person):

4. sort COMPUT:

tri m

II. of sorts, of a sort ADV

III. sort of ADV

1. sort of (a bit):

is it hard?—‘sort of’

2. sort of (approximately):

IV. sort [Brit sɔːt, Am sɔrt] VB trans

1. sort (classify, arrange):

sort data, files, stamps
sort letters, apples, potatoes

2. sort (separate):

V. sort [Brit sɔːt, Am sɔrt]

I. sort out VB [Brit sɔːt -, Am sɔrt -] (sort [sth] out, sort out [sth])

1. sort out (resolve):

sort out problem, matter

2. sort out (organize):

sort out details, arrangements
sort out ideas

3. sort out (tidy up, put in order):

sort out cupboard, desk
sort out files, documents
sort out finances, affairs

4. sort out (select):

sort out photos, clothes

5. sort out (find):

sort out replacement, stand-in

6. sort out (mend):

sort out clutch, fault

II. sort out VB [Brit sɔːt -, Am sɔrt -] (sort out [sth])

1. sort out (separate):

2. sort out (establish):

III. sort out VB [Brit sɔːt -, Am sɔrt -] (sort [sb] out inf)

1. sort out (punish):

2. sort out (help) representative, receptionist, organizer:

sort out person

IV. sort out VB [Brit sɔːt -, Am sɔrt -] (sort [oneself] out)

to get oneself sorted out

bubble sort N

sort code N

sort-out [Brit] N Brit inf

to give sth a sort-out bedroom, cupboard

I. sort through VB [Brit sɔːt -, Am sɔrt -] (sort through [sth])

sort through files, invoices:

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francuski
engleski
engleski
to sort sth out
démêler affaire, situation
se démêler situation:
to get sorted out

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engleski
engleski
francuski
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I. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] N

1. sort (type):

to be not the sort to +infin

2. sort inf (kind of):

to sort of want to +infin
vouloir un peu +infin

3. sort inf (type of person):

4. sort COMPUT:

tri m

Phrases:

II. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] VB trans

1. sort (select) a. COMPUT:

2. sort (tidy up):

3. sort Brit inf (repair):

Phrases:

III. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] VB intr

sort code N FIN

sort out VB trans

1. sort out (select):

to sort sth out from sth
séparer qc de qc

2. sort out (organize, tidy up):

sort out files
sort out papers, desk

3. sort out (fix):

4. sort out (resolve):

sort out problem
sort out difficulties
sort out priorities

5. sort out inf (assault sb as warning):

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francuski
engleski
engleski
démêler affaire
to sort sth
s'arranger problème
to be sorted out
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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. sort [sɔrt] N

1. sort (type):

2. sort inf (type of person):

to be not the sort to +infin

3. sort inf (in a way):

to sort of want to +infin
vouloir un peu +infin

4. sort comput:

tri m

Phrases:

II. sort [sɔrt] VB trans

1. sort (select) a. comput:

2. sort (clean up):

Phrases:

III. sort [sɔrt] VB intr

sort out VB trans

1. sort out (select):

to sort sth out from sth
séparer qc de qc

2. sort out (organize, clean up):

sort out files
sort out papers, desk

3. sort out (fix):

4. sort out (resolve):

sort out problem
sort out difficulties
sort out priorities

5. sort out inf (attack as warning):

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francuski
engleski
engleski
démêler affaire
to sort sth
débrouiller affaire
espèce a. pej
tasser difficulté, chose
Present
Isort
yousort
he/she/itsorts
wesort
yousort
theysort
Past
Isorted
yousorted
he/she/itsorted
wesorted
yousorted
theysorted
Present Perfect
Ihavesorted
youhavesorted
he/she/ithassorted
wehavesorted
youhavesorted
theyhavesorted
Past Perfect
Ihadsorted
youhadsorted
he/she/ithadsorted
wehadsorted
youhadsorted
theyhadsorted

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The Andean people had been isolated for millennia and therefore had no reason to build up any sort of immunity against foreign diseases.
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They have Chinese walls for that sort of thing.
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