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Wool·sack [ʼwʊlsæk] nthe \Woolsack -
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woolsack ['wʊlsæk]∎ the woolsack (seat) = coussin rouge sur lequel s'assoit le Lord Chancellor (à la Chambre des lords); (office) = le siège du Lord Chancellor (à la Chambre des lords) -
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s vreća vune; [parl] sjedalo Lorda Chancellora (vrhovnog suca) u Gornjem domu (zbog vunom ispunjenog jastuka) / to reach the # = postati Lord Chancellor; to take seat on the # = otvoriti sjednicu u Gornjem domu -
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s vreća vune; [parl] sjedalo Lorda Chancellora (vrhovnog suca) u Gornjem domu (zbog vunom ispunjenog jastuka) / to reach the # = postati Lord Chancellor; to take seat on the # = otvoriti sjednicu u Gornjem domu
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