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seconds — sec‧onds [ˈsekəndz] noun [plural] COMMERCE goods that are sold cheaply because they are damaged or not of the usual quality: • Visit the factory shop, and look out for cheap seconds of all leather goods. * * * seconds UK US /ˈsekəndz/ noun… … Financial and business terms
seconds — informal a second course or second helping of food at a meal. → second seconds goods of an inferior quality. → second … English new terms dictionary
seconds — (n.) articles below the first quality, c.1600, from SECOND (Cf. second) (adj.); originally attested in this sense in a Shakespeare sonnet. Meaning second helping of food at a meal is recorded from 1792 … Etymology dictionary
seconds — noun a) A second serving of food for one person. There are sixty seconds in a minute. b) An item of clothing that has failed quality control and is sold at a discount There is plenty of pie left … Wiktionary
seconds — n. second portion of food to ask for seconds * * * [ second portion of food ] to ask for seconds … Combinatory dictionary
seconds — I. second rate products, products with flaws For work, I buy seconds shirts and pants with minor flaws. II. second helpings of food, more food on your plate Mom, can we have seconds? This is great apple pudding! … English idioms
seconds — / sekəndz/ plural noun items which have been turned down by the quality controller as not being top quality ● The shop has a sale of seconds … Marketing dictionary in english
seconds — Those persons who attend upon the respective combatants in the fighting of a duel and who attend to the requisite formalities, before and after the combat. Those persons who attend upon the participants in a boxing match or prize fight. Articles… … Ballentine's law dictionary
Seconds Out — Концертный … Википедия
Seconds Out — Livealbum von Genesis Veröffentlichung 1977 Label Charisma Records (UK) Atlantic Records (US) Format … Deutsch Wikipedia
