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item
[ahy-tuhm, ahy-tem]
noun
a separate article or particular.
50 items on the list.
a separate piece of information or news, as a short piece in a newspaper or broadcast.
Slang., something suitable for a news paragraph or as a topic of gossip, especially something that is sensational or scandalous.
The bandleader and the new female singer are an item.
a word formerly used in communications to represent the letter I.
an admonition or warning.
Older Use., an intimation or hint.
adverb
also; likewise (used especially to introduce each article or statement in a list or series).
verb (used with object)
to set down or enter as an item, or by or in items.
to make a note of.
item
noun
a thing or unit, esp included in a list or collection
accounting an entry in an account
a piece of information, detail, or note
a news item
informal, two people having a romantic or sexual relationship
verb
(tr) an archaic word for itemize
adverb
likewise; also
Other Word Forms
- subitem noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of item1
Word History and Origins
Origin of item1
Example Sentences
"The Winter Egg is truly one of the rarest items that you can find," Margo Oganesian, of Christie's told AFP ahead of Tuesday's sale at its London headquarters.
Lee said he is drafting a checklist to Beijing for items that Hong Kong needs, such as drones for building inspection, burn-care supplies and laboratory-test materials.
The Swiss government and parliament have urged voters to reject the two items, charging they would entail huge costs and could threaten the economy.
At least one person on our team owns each of these items and they make great gifts for friends or even for yourself.
Separately, Chasanoff said the study showed that the home-furnishing category was “highly promotional,” with prices falling on items that previously saw prices rise to counteract tariffs.
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