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Definition of baker's dozen in English: baker's dozennounˌbeɪkəz ˈdʌzn A group or set of thirteen. 十三，一打加一 a baker's dozen of love songs 13首爱情歌曲。 Example sentencesExamples - They're organic and ‘engineered to be a meal,’ with a baker's dozen of tasty-looking flavors such as lemon poppyseed, banana walnut and the particularly healthy-sounding mocha chocolate chunk.
- In all, the events total a baker's dozen that will all promote discussion about the novel.
- For 12 shirts, we make it a baker's dozen (one free shirt in addition to free shipping in the continental US).
- She hits her first three tee shots out of bounds, lips out half her par putts, and shoots 82 for her first round, then backs that up with a 75 and misses the cut by a baker's dozen.
- He made a baker's dozen of films between 1958 and 1989.
- Basically, we released a baker's dozen of specially engineered, highly contagious viruses into the general population.
- Bargain hunters should not ignore this supermarket either, as every month Waitrose Direct offers at least a baker's dozen of the cut-price wines available in store, with delivery just £4.95 a drop for a case or more.
- Along the device's curvy top edge are a baker's dozen of buttons called Office Hot Keys.
- If the answer is yes then you will relish this album, jammed with a baker's dozen of fast paced and freshly produced songs, the majority of which don't reach the three minute mark.
- Given that she was clearly going to Sofia to buy cheap costume jewellery, obviously having purchased and draped herself in everything her village had in stock (or she had mugged a baker's dozen of chalga singers to get it all)
- I have a baker's dozen of pure silk, hand made ties, all new, some retailed at $100, I will trade for almost anything.
- If you win by 2% you get to pass three items of your agenda, at 5% you get six, and at 10% we'll let you pass a whole baker's dozen?
- I mean, ‘The Post’ is going to send, you know, a baker's dozen down there, and I'll bet you so is ‘The New York Times,’ and quite right.
- Leta is now 12 whole pounds - almost a baker's dozen!
- She left and I began selecting my baker's dozen.
- About a baker's dozen of large triangles compete for bowl space with a coconut-curry ragout.
- I don't know how many biographies of Princess Diana were jostling for space on the bookstalls within weeks of her death, but at a conservative estimate the number won't have been lower than a baker's dozen.
- The King's Consort, in its orchestral guise at the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, boasted a baker's dozen of strings, along with pairs of oboes and recorders, with Robert King ducking and weaving at the harpsichord.
- However, the remaining baker's dozen of aspiring executives arrived anxious to reach their potential voters.
- As you probably know a baker's dozen is thirteen, one more than a normal person's dozen.
OriginLate 16th century: from the former bakers' custom of adding an extra loaf to a dozen sold, this constituting the retailer's profit. Definition of baker's dozen in US English: baker's dozennoun A group or set of thirteen. 十三，一打加一 a baker's dozen of love songs 13首爱情歌曲。 Example sentencesExamples - However, the remaining baker's dozen of aspiring executives arrived anxious to reach their potential voters.
- About a baker's dozen of large triangles compete for bowl space with a coconut-curry ragout.
- Bargain hunters should not ignore this supermarket either, as every month Waitrose Direct offers at least a baker's dozen of the cut-price wines available in store, with delivery just £4.95 a drop for a case or more.
- In all, the events total a baker's dozen that will all promote discussion about the novel.
- If the answer is yes then you will relish this album, jammed with a baker's dozen of fast paced and freshly produced songs, the majority of which don't reach the three minute mark.
- I don't know how many biographies of Princess Diana were jostling for space on the bookstalls within weeks of her death, but at a conservative estimate the number won't have been lower than a baker's dozen.
- As you probably know a baker's dozen is thirteen, one more than a normal person's dozen.
- She left and I began selecting my baker's dozen.
- Given that she was clearly going to Sofia to buy cheap costume jewellery, obviously having purchased and draped herself in everything her village had in stock (or she had mugged a baker's dozen of chalga singers to get it all)
- She hits her first three tee shots out of bounds, lips out half her par putts, and shoots 82 for her first round, then backs that up with a 75 and misses the cut by a baker's dozen.
- For 12 shirts, we make it a baker's dozen (one free shirt in addition to free shipping in the continental US).
- I have a baker's dozen of pure silk, hand made ties, all new, some retailed at $100, I will trade for almost anything.
- Basically, we released a baker's dozen of specially engineered, highly contagious viruses into the general population.
- Along the device's curvy top edge are a baker's dozen of buttons called Office Hot Keys.
- The King's Consort, in its orchestral guise at the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, boasted a baker's dozen of strings, along with pairs of oboes and recorders, with Robert King ducking and weaving at the harpsichord.
- He made a baker's dozen of films between 1958 and 1989.
- If you win by 2% you get to pass three items of your agenda, at 5% you get six, and at 10% we'll let you pass a whole baker's dozen?
- Leta is now 12 whole pounds - almost a baker's dozen!
- They're organic and ‘engineered to be a meal,’ with a baker's dozen of tasty-looking flavors such as lemon poppyseed, banana walnut and the particularly healthy-sounding mocha chocolate chunk.
- I mean, ‘The Post’ is going to send, you know, a baker's dozen down there, and I'll bet you so is ‘The New York Times,’ and quite right.
OriginLate 16th century: from the former bakers' custom of adding an extra loaf to a dozen sold, this constituting the retailer's profit. |