Staple : (스테이플러호치키스의) 'ㄷ' 모양 철사 침, 스테이플러로 고정하다, (한국가/지역/회사 등의) 주요소, 주요 산물, 주식, 주요한, 주된, (중세 시대의 유럽의 ) 무역소, 교역소, 시장
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a staple, you use a stapler to stable two pieces of paper together
a staple, it's a piece of wire
effectively a staple, any piece of metal with two pointed ends that you drive into a surface to hold something in place
you staple your pieces together or also maybe you've got a staple gun, this is a thing that fires staples
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the other meaning of staple, it talks about a principal raw material, a principal comomodity grown in a region
the south of France, the one of the staple products is a wine
it's something that is produced very commonly
it's one of the principal things
in Spain, one of the staple source of income is from services particularly tourism
a staple diet, this is the main thing you eat
in Asia in the past, maybe not today, the staple diet consists of rice
the staple diet of the UK a number of years ago was potatoes
a staple product, a basic product
when you go to the supermarket to buy the staples, you buy oil, flour, rice, pasta, salt, vegetables, potatoes these are stapel products
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and then you can use this more generally
the ielts exam or the cae or the cpe well in the sentence transformations, the staple grammar concepts are inversions, subjunctives, changing nouns for verbs and verbs for nouns, phrasal verbs, theses are the staple questions that they always ask
the bagis one
two people meet in the UK, the weather is the staple topic of the conversation, the main things they talk about
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now staple for the other meaning, this comes from old French, which talks about a market or trading post
in medieval times, the staple talked about the entire system of trade and taxation
staple ports, staple towns these were the only places where they were allowed to buy and sell and transport, for example wool, wine, corn, grain, leather and somethings registered. Merchants in these registered towns could deal in these things
Formality : 5 for all
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