smoke detector
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsmoke detectorˈsmoke deˌtector noun [countable]
a smoke alarmExamples from the Corpussmoke detector• Three hundred firemen and 400 policemen raced to the Hofburg after a smoke detector set off the alarm soon after midnight.• Luckily we have a smoke detector on the ceiling in each room.• By the time it sets off the smoke detector, the corridor is blocked.
a smoke alarmExamples from the Corpussmoke detector• Three hundred firemen and 400 policemen raced to the Hofburg after a smoke detector set off the alarm soon after midnight.• Luckily we have a smoke detector on the ceiling in each room.• By the time it sets off the smoke detector, the corridor is blocked.- sexual instinct
- sexual intercourse
- sexual maturity
- sexual orientation
- sexual politics
- sexual potency
- sexual preference
- sexual prejudice
- sexual/emotional/physical maturity
- sexual/indecent assault
- sexual/maternal/survival instinct
- sexual/racial harassment
- sexuality
- sexualize
- sexually abused
- sexually assault
- sexually frustrated
- sexually harass
- sexually mature
- sexually transmitted disease
- sexually/indecently assault
- sexually/physically abused
- sexually/racially harass somebody
- sexus
- sexy