Pronunciation: /kənˈtræktɪd/
verb to enter into a formal agreement or contract
A1 She contracted a cold after being out in the rain without a jacket.
A2 The company contracted a new supplier for their raw materials.
B1 The athlete contracted a muscle injury during the marathon.
B2 The government contracted a construction company to build new roads in the city.
C1 The artist contracted with a gallery to showcase their latest collection.
C2 The company contracted a renowned architect to design their new headquarters.
adjective affected by a disease or condition that has become shorter, narrower, or tighter
A1 She contracted a cold after being out in the rain without a jacket.
A2 The company contracted a new supplier for their raw materials.
B1 The contracted work must be completed by the end of the month.
B2 The contracted artist created a beautiful mural on the building's wall.
C1 The contracted services included maintenance and repairs for the entire year.
C2 The contracted team of experts successfully completed the project ahead of schedule.
formal The company contracted with a new supplier for raw materials.
informal I contracted a local handyman to fix the leaky faucet in my kitchen.
slang I contracted my friend to help me move into my new apartment.
figurative She contracted a case of wanderlust after watching a travel documentary.
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