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sting

[sting] / stɪŋ /


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Fifteen local authorities have signed up to the platform so far, with the government claiming the platform helps to take out "the sting of unfair fines".

From BBC

Two months later he was extradited to the U.S., ending a lengthy sting operation.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s already starting to sting—some European airlines are adding fuel surcharges to plane tickets.

From Barron's

To others, it put a stop to nights of stinging eyes and stinking clothes - and, most importantly, it saved lives.

From BBC

Most people recognize the sharp sting of touching ice or cold metal.

From Science Daily