Cell (noun)
1. a small room,
usually found in a prison, a monastery or convent
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He was bound (=tied up) and left in a cell for three days.
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Cooped up in a
small dark cell, the prisoner hadn’t
seen daylight in weeks.
2. organism
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John was
extremely worried when the doctors informed him that they had discovered some
cancerous cells in his liver.
Sell (verb)
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Tim was delighted
when he finally managed to sell his
old car today.
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Sally has decided
to sell her house and move into an
apartment as her children are now all grown up and working in the city.
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