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Box
бокси́ровать

I. box1 [bɒks, ingl. am. bɑ:ks] V. intr. sports

box
box

II. box1 [bɒks, ingl. am. bɑ:ks] V. trans.

1. box sports:

box

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to box sb's ears

III. box1 [bɒks, ingl. am. bɑ:ks] SUST.

box
to give sb a box on the ears

I. box2 [bɒks, ingl. am. bɑ:ks] SUST.

1. box (container):

box
box
the box
the box
tool box

2. box (rectangular space):

box
box in soccer, baseball
box in soccer, baseball
box at road junction
(penalty) box in ice hockey

3. box (small space):

box
box

4. box TEAT.:

box
box booth
sentry box

5. box ingl. austr., ingl. brit. sports (protector):

box

6. box coloq. (television):

the box

7. box no pl. (tree):

box

8. box INFORM.:

II. box2 [bɒks, ingl. am. bɑ:ks] V. trans.

box

ballot box SUST.

ballot box

black box SUST. AERO.

black box

box in V. trans.

box in
box in
to box in a car

box off V. trans.

box off
box off

box up V. trans.

box up
box up

box number SUST.

box number at newspaper
box number at post office

box office SUST.

box office

call box <-es> SUST.

call box

cash box <-es> SUST.

cash box

coal-box <-es> SUST.

coal-box

fuse box <-xes> SUST.

fuse box

glove box SUST., glove compartment SUST. AUTO.

glove box

goggle-box <-es> SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.

goggle-box

ice-box <-es> [ˈaɪsbɒks, ingl. am. -bɑ:ks] SUST.

1. ice-box ingl. brit. (freezer):

ice-box

2. ice-box ingl. am. (fridge):

ice-box

in-box [ˈɪnbɒks, ingl. am. -bɑ:ks] SUST. INFORM.

in-box

music box SUST.

music box

nesting box [ˈnestɪŋbɒks, ingl. am. -bɑ:ks] SUST.

pencil box SUST.

pencil box
Present
Ibox
youbox
he/she/itboxes
webox
youbox
theybox
Past
Iboxed
youboxed
he/she/itboxed
weboxed
youboxed
theyboxed
Present Perfect
Ihaveboxed
youhaveboxed
he/she/ithasboxed
wehaveboxed
youhaveboxed
theyhaveboxed
Past Perfect
Ihadboxed
youhadboxed
he/she/ithadboxed
wehadboxed
youhadboxed
theyhadboxed

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There were two platforms, a signal box, sidings and cattle pens.
en.wikipedia.org
Every commentator signs a contract before entering the commentary box.
www.dnaindia.com
The men in the commentary box didn't have a great game but the one that mattered played a blinder.
www.independent.co.uk
They are ready to go right out of the box and as familiar as a Caesar salad.
www.gizmodo.com.au
Nobody more deserved to be in the commentary box at that moment than he.
www.theroar.com.au