A small refrigerator in a hotel room containing drinks and snacks for guests to buy.
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A small refrigerator in a hotel room containing drinks and snacks for guests to buy.
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a small, portable television camera, especially one used for newsgathering or covert filming.
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a very small car, typically a subcompact or microcar.
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a small magneto-optical disc for recording and playing back music or data, smaller than a standard compact disc.
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A small, self-contained urban area, often part of a larger city or a planned development.
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A small shopping center, typically with a limited number of stores and often featuring a common walkway.
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A small convenience store, often open for long hours, selling a limited range of food, drinks, and other everyday items.
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A small-scale steel mill that produces new metal primarily from scrap steel, often using an electric arc furnace.
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A short tour, especially one made by a golfer or other sports player to gain experience or qualify for a larger tour.
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A television drama or other program that is broadcast in a small number of episodes, typically telling a single story.
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a short holiday or break, typically lasting a few days.
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A small bus for carrying passengers, typically seating between 10 and 20 people.
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a very short skirt, typically one with the hemline well above the knees.
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A type of window blind consisting of numerous narrow horizontal slats, typically made of aluminum or vinyl, that can be tilted to control light and privacy.
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A computer of medium power, smaller than a mainframe but larger than a microcomputer, used especially in the 1970s and 1980s.
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