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to complain angrily about something verb commencer à apprendre
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to rail against something He railed against the injustices of the system.
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to change direction, position, or side verb commencer à apprendre
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Our talk soon veered onto the subject of money.
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experiencing great difficulty or distress adjective commencer à apprendre
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He was hard-pressed to get the work done on time.
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insignificant or unimportant; minor adjective commencer à apprendre
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to exist as a natural or basic part of something phrasal verb commencer à apprendre
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He believes that a power to alter things inheres in the human soul.
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to support or improve something or make it stronger verb commencer à apprendre
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More money is needed to bolster the industry.
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the state of living apart from society, like a hermit noun commencer à apprendre
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decided by yourself, without being influenced or ordered by other people adjective commencer à apprendre
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The end of the year was their self-imposed deadline for finishing the work.
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the same as or equal to something phrase commencer à apprendre
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be on (a) par with something In my opinion, none of the new jazz trumpeters are on a par with Miles Davis. 89
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something that happens or is done over a period of time without a break noun commencer à apprendre
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The thunderstorm ended a streak of 90 days without any rain.
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the specific, important details or finer points of something noun commencer à apprendre
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He wanted to schedule a meeting so we could go over the particulars of the deal.
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a fact or situation that is the reason for something bad happening noun commencer à apprendre
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Children in this country are getting much too fat, and sugar and sweets are the main culprits.
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kept under control; subdued or moderate adjective commencer à apprendre
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restrained laughter; a restrained foreign policy.
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to get possession of something again with difficulty phrasal verb commencer à apprendre
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The airline is beginning to claw back some of the business it lost after the bomb explosion.
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not mixed with anything else; pure or complete adjective commencer à apprendre
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Some of those books are sheer magic.
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a world moving, facing, or directed toward one side. phrase commencer à apprendre
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to examine the details of a particular financial situation, usually in order to make a decision about it phrase commencer à apprendre
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She ran the numbers on her mortgage and realized that refinancing was the right thing to do.
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