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spell

[spel] / spɛl /






VERB
give rest, relief
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He won trophies in five of the eight different countries in which he managed - including two spells with real Madrid - with his most recent role coming with Tractor in Azerbaijan in 2018.

From BBC

During his nine-year spell, the Egyptian has become synonymous with the Anfield club but next season he will have a new home after Tuesday's news that he will leave at the end of the season.

From BBC

Ronaldo enjoyed two spells in the Premier League and at Manchester United - but it was the first stint between 2003-09 where he really made his name.

From BBC

For some, the LP may be gorgeous to a fault—musically, there’s very little friction or dissonance on the album, nothing harsh to dislodge you from the spell the record casts.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Argentine has had three different spells in the Premier League, most recently leaving Chelsea by mutual consent after one season in May 2024.

From BBC