empire
1 of 1noun/ˈɛm.paɪɜr/
Forms:empires
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an eating apple, similar to a McIntosh, suitable for both eating and cooking
The Empire apple is a delightful variety known for its vibrant red skin and sweet-tart flavor. It typically has a round shape with a slightly flattened appearance. The flesh of the Empire apple is crisp, juicy, and aromatic, offering a refreshing eating experience. Originating from New York State in the United States, Empire apples are versatile and can be enjoyed fresh as a snack or used in salads, pies, and sauces.
- She baked a pie using fresh Empire apples.
- He preferred Empire apples for snacking.
- The recipe called for peeled Empire apples.
- Empire apples keep well in cool storage.
- They picked Empire apples at the orchard in autumn.
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a territory governed by an emperor or empress, under imperial authority
B2Learn more on Wikipedia- The emperor expanded his empire across three continents.
- Citizens of the empire paid taxes to the central government.
- The empire maintained order through a complex bureaucracy.
- Many languages were spoken within the empire.
- Trade routes connected all parts of the empire.
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a collection of countries governed by a single authority
- The British Empire once spanned multiple continents.
- Colonies were added to the empire over time.
- Treaties defined the borders of the empire.
- The empire imposed its laws on all member countries.
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a group of companies owned and managed together as a single organization
- The business empire includes technology, media, and retail companies.
- He built a corporate empire over several decades.
- The empire's subsidiaries operate in multiple countries.
- Managing a business empire requires strategic planning.
- She inherited a media empire from her parents.
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