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    empire

    US /ˈɛmˌpaɪr/

    ・

    UK /ˈempaɪə(r)/

    B1
    n. (c.)Countable NounGroup of countries controlled by one government
    The British Empire lasted for hundreds of years and caused great pain to millions
    n. (c.)Countable NounA large and important business or group of businesses owned by one person or company.
    He built a business empire from nothing.
    n. (c.)Countable NounA wide-reaching influence or control.
    The university has become an empire of knowledge in the region.
    adj.AdjectiveA style of dress with a high waistline, just below the bust.
    She wore an empire-waist dress to the party.

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    40:16Knight
    • social class in the Roman Republic and early Roman Empire. This class is often translated

      social class in the Roman Republic and early Roman Empire. This class is often translated

    • In the later Roman Empire the classical Latin word for horse, equus, was replaced in common

      In the later Roman Empire the classical Latin word for horse, equus, was replaced in common

    B2

    How the “lost cities” of the Amazon were finally found

    06:55How the “lost cities” of the Amazon were finally found
    • "Here was the capital of the empire of the Incas, Cusco."

      "Here was the capital of the empire of the Incas, Cusco."

    B1

    No-Torch Crème Brûlée

    05:25No-Torch Crème Brûlée
    • OK substitution. Long live the Empire."

      OK substitution. Long live the Empire."

    B2

    Why does America love football? The answer is imperialism | Edge of Sports

    06:17Why does America love football? The answer is imperialism | Edge of Sports
    • Football began to flourish here at the turn of the 20th century, not as a fun diversion for kids, but to aid a U.S. foreign policy obsessed with dreams of a global empire.

      Football began to flourish here at the turn of the 20th century, not as a fun diversion for kids, but to aid a U.S. foreign policy obsessed with dreams of a global empire.

    B1

    What does coffee do to your body? - BBC World Service

    06:18What does coffee do to your body? - BBC World Service
    • In the 15th century, the first coffeehouses began to appear across the Ottoman Empire before spreading to Europe in the following centuries.

      In the 15th century, the first coffeehouses began to appear across the Ottoman Empire before spreading to Europe in the following centuries.

    • began to appear across the Ottoman Empire before spreading to Europe in the 

      began to appear across the Ottoman Empire before spreading to Europe in the 

    B2

    Mesopotamia: Crash Course World History #3

    12:06Mesopotamia: Crash Course World History #3
    • But the Assyrians did give us an early example of probably the most important and durable form of political organization in world history, and also Star Wars history: the Empire.

      But the Assyrians did give us an early example of probably the most important and durable form of political organization in world history, and also Star Wars history: the Empire.

    • So beginning around 911 BCE, the Neo-Assyrian Empire grew from its hometowns of Ashur and Nineveh to include the whole of Mesopotamia, the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, and even, by 680 BCE, Egypt.

      So beginning around 911 BCE, the Neo-Assyrian Empire grew from its hometowns of Ashur and Nineveh to include the whole of Mesopotamia, the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, and even, by 680 BCE, Egypt.

    B2

    Why Ireland split into the Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland

    11:49Why Ireland split into the Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland
    • still part of the British Empire, and wanted total independence.

      still part of the British Empire, and wanted total independence.

    • still part of the British Empire, and wanted total independence.

      still part of the British Empire, and wanted total independence.

    B1

    Australia: Country or Continent?

    05:17Australia: Country or Continent?
    • But anyway... this is no such issue for Australia. Gaining independence from the British Empire

      But anyway... this is no such issue for Australia. Gaining independence from the British Empire

    • But anyway... this is no such issue for Australia. Gaining independence from the British Empire

      But anyway... this is no such issue for Australia. Gaining independence from the British Empire

    B1

    Two Taiwans, Two Chinas, Twice

    11:54Two Taiwans, Two Chinas, Twice
    • It was a crucible of war designed to select the dominant group, for whom the heavenly mandate was "expand or the other group will." It followed the typical method of expansion for a unified empire.

      It was a crucible of war designed to select the dominant group, for whom the heavenly mandate was "expand or the other group will." It followed the typical method of expansion for a unified empire.

    • ...or the other group will. It followed the typical method of expansion for a unified empire.

      ...or the other group will. It followed the typical method of expansion for a unified empire.

    B2

    Why Starbucks Failed In Australia

    06:50Why Starbucks Failed In Australia
    • They tried to grow the Empire too fast.

      They tried to grow the Empire too fast.

    B2