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office

eng “office” - n. [from lat. officium «duty, courtesy, service; post, function» (comp. of opus -ĕris «work, labour» and -ficium «-fice»)]. - a. The whole of the staff, services and related equipment that carry out a given activity; b. By extension, and in a more concrete sense, the place where an office is based, that is, generally, any room or group of rooms used for professional activities, public or private, distinct from the home of the people who carry them out.

olive. noun /ɒl.ɪv/ [lat. olīva, gr. ἐλαία] a small bitter green or black fruit that is eaten or used to produce oil, or a mediterranean tree on which this fruit grows.

oil. noun /ɔɪl/ [lat. olĕum, gr. élaion] a smooth thick liquid fat not soluble in water, produced from plants, that is used for cooking.

“a lamp but also kind of a curtain”

perfume. noun [lat. pro, forward, fumus, smoke in the sense of vapour that spreads] 1. fragrant smoke from something that burns or is boiled; the thing itself; in general, anything capable of producing a pleasant scent. 2. a mixture based on alcohol or oily substances, with fragrant substances, used to give the human body, objects or living spaces a pleasant smell.

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