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Economics, Medicine & Psychiatry, figurative, Geography, Sports

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(a) figurative extension of the core sense, e.g., HEADWORD: backbone CORE SENSE: the series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the pelvis; the spine. SUBSENSE: figurative the chief support of a system or organization; the mainstay: EXAMPLE: these firms are the backbone of our industrial sector. HEADWORD: bankrupt CORE SENSE: (of a person or organization) declared in law unable to pay outstanding debts: EXAMPLE: the company was declared bankrupt. SUBSENSE: figurative completely lacking in a particular quality or value: EXAMPLE: their cause is morally bankrupt. (b) specialized case of the core sense, e.g., HEADWORD: zone CORE SENSE: [usu. with adj.] an area or stretch of land having a particular characteristic, purpose, or use, or subject to particular restrictions: EXAMPLE: a pedestrian zone. SUBSENSE: Geography a well-defined region extending around the earth between definite limits, esp. between two parallels of latitude: EXAMPLE: a zone of easterly winds. SUBSENSE: Sports in basketball, football, and hockey, a specific area of the court, field, or rink, esp. one to be defended by a particular player, or the mode of defensive play using this system. HEADWORD: demand CORE SENSE: an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right: EXAMPLE: a series of demands for far-reaching reforms. 32 SUBSENSE: Economics the desire of purchasers, consumers, clients, employers, etc., for a particular commodity, service, or other Item: EXAMPLE: a recent slump in demand. (c) other extension or shift in meaning, retaining one or more elements of the core sense, e.g., HEADWORD: bamboo CORE SENSE: a giant woody grass that grows chiefly in the tropics, where it is widely cultivated. SUBSENSE: the hollow jointed stem of this plant, used as a cane or to make furniture and implements: EXAMPLE: [as adj.] a bamboo serving tray. HEADWORD: management CORE SENSE: the process of dealing with or controlling things or people: EXAMPLE: the management of elk herds. SUBSENSE: Medicine & Psychiatry the treatment or control of diseases, injuries, or disorders, or the care of patients who suffer from them: EXAMPLE: the use of combination chemotherapy in the management of breast cancer. HEADWORD: mandarin CORE SENSE: an official in any of the nine top grades of the former imperial Chinese civil service. SUBSENSE: a powerful official or senior bureaucrat, esp. one perceived as reactionary and secretive: EXAMPLE: a civil service mandarin Many entries have just one core sense. However some entries are more complex and have different strands of meaning, each constituting a core sense. In this case, each core sense is introduced by a bold sense number, and each potentially has its own block of subsenses relating to it.

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SUBSENSE:
Economics
the desire of purchasers, consumers, clients,
employers, etc., for a particular commodity, service, or other
Item:
EXAMPLE:
a recent slump in demand.
(c)
other extension or shift in meaning, retaining one or more
elements of the core sense,
e.g.,
HEADWORD: bamboo
CORE SENSE: a giant woody grass that grows chiefly in the tropics, where it is
widely cultivated.
SUBSENSE: the hollow jointed stem of this plant, used as a cane or to make
furniture and implements:
EXAMPLE: [as adj.]
a bamboo serving tray.
HEADWORD: management
CORE SENSE:
the process of dealing with or controlling things or people:
EXAMPLE:
the management of elk herds.
SUBSENSE:
Medicine & Psychiatry
the treatment or control of diseases,
injuries, or disorders, or the care of patients who suffer from
them:
EXAMPLE:
the use of combination chemotherapy in the management of
breast cancer.
HEADWORD: mandarin
CORE SENSE: an official in any of the nine top grades of the former imperial
Chinese civil service.
SUBSENSE: a powerful official or senior bureaucrat, esp. one perceived as
reactionary and secretive:
EXAMPLE:
a civil service mandarin
Many entries have just one core sense. However some entries are more complex
and have different strands of meaning, each constituting a core sense. In this case,
each core sense is introduced by a bold sense number, and each potentially has its
own block of subsenses relating to it.
(a) figurative extension of the core sense,
e.g.,
HEADWORD: backbone
CORE SENSE:
the series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the pelvis;
the spine.
SUBSENSE:
figurative
the chief support of a system or organization; the
mainstay:
EXAMPLE:
these firms are the backbone of our industrial sector.
HEADWORD: bankrupt
CORE SENSE: (of a person or organization) declared in law unable to pay
outstanding debts:
EXAMPLE:
the company was declared bankrupt.
SUBSENSE:
figurative
completely lacking in a particular quality or value:
EXAMPLE:
their cause is morally bankrupt.
(b) specialized case of the core sense,
e.g.,
HEADWORD: zone
CORE SENSE: [usu. with adj.] an area or stretch of land having a particular
characteristic, purpose, or use, or subject to particular
restrictions:
EXAMPLE:
a pedestrian zone.
SUBSENSE:
Geography
a well-defined region extending around the earth
between definite limits, esp. between two parallels of latitude:
EXAMPLE:
a zone of easterly winds.
SUBSENSE:
Sports
in basketball, football, and hockey, a specific area of the
court, field, or rink, esp. one to be defended by a particular
player, or the mode of defensive play using this system.
HEADWORD: demand
CORE SENSE:
an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right:
EXAMPLE:
a series of
demands for
far-reaching reforms.