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extremely and unreasonably commencer à apprendre
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She gets insanely jealous if he so much as looks at another woman.
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items made in a factory using the same methods and machines to ensure they are all the same and made quickly commencer à apprendre
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selected carefully and personally by someone, often with attention to quality or suitability commencer à apprendre
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dressed in an immaculate white suit
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not graceful or polite, or not behaving in a way that is thought to be socially acceptable for a woman commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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The news reports about the famine were very distressing.
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full of activity, or very busy and fast commencer à apprendre
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only and not involving anyone or anything else commencer à apprendre
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similar to styles, fashions, etc. from the past commencer à apprendre
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using something in a careless way and causing some of it to be wasted commencer à apprendre
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It's wasteful the way you throw so much food away!
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attractive because of being unusual and especially old-fashioned commencer à apprendre
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artificially attractive or too perfect commencer à apprendre
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comfortable and pleasant, especially (of a building) because of being small and warm commencer à apprendre
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This room is nice and cosy in the winter.
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something made in an earlier period that is collected and considered to have value because it is beautiful, rare, old, or of high quality commencer à apprendre
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These animals have razor-sharp teeth
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very clear or very obvious, very easy to understand commencer à apprendre
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The townspeople have made it crystal clear that they don’t want the new highway built.
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completely new, especially not yet used commencer à apprendre
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How can he afford to buy himself a brand new car?
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feeling extremely bored with no interest and excitement at all commencer à apprendre
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We sat there, bored stiff, while the history teacher droned on.
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It was boiling hot this summer
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She likes to follow a hot bath with a freezing cold shower.
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completely alert and fully awake, with no drowsiness or sleepiness commencer à apprendre
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being deeply and soundly asleep, often with little chance of waking up easily commencer à apprendre
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Very small or minuscule, emphasizing the smallness of something. commencer à apprendre
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Extremely large or huge, emphasizing the size of something. commencer à apprendre
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deserving severe criticism, very bad commencer à apprendre
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the lamentable state of economy
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arm or leg that has not grown to its correct size because of disease commencer à apprendre
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Dried up, shriveled, or faded, typically due to age or lack of moisture. commencer à apprendre
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used when something is said to be true but has not been proved commencer à apprendre
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unpleasant, extremely bad or ugly, shocking commencer à apprendre
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covered by or containing mud (= wet, sticky earth) commencer à apprendre
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(of a piece of work or a problem) difficult to deal with and needs careful attention or skill commencer à apprendre
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bending or able to be bent easily; not stiff commencer à apprendre
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Not easily bent or moved; rigid or inflexible. commencer à apprendre
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quick and exact either in movement or thoughts commencer à apprendre
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His nimble mind calculated the answer before I could key the numbers into my computer.
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very unusual or easily noticed, and therefore attracting a lot of attention commencer à apprendre
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obvious, interesting, and (esp. of a person) often attractive commencer à apprendre
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good at doing something, especially because you have practised doing it commencer à apprendre
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Police officers have to be skilful drivers.
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a skilful piece of playing on the clarinet
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finally, after a series of things have happened commencer à apprendre
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used to emphasize the most important fact in a situation commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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almost, or not completely commencer à apprendre
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almost, or not completely commencer à apprendre
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comparative of far: to a greater distance or degree, or at a more advanced level commencer à apprendre
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place that is empty and not attractive, with no people or nothing pleasant in it commencer à apprendre
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The house stood in a bleak and desolate landscape.
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using force to hurt or attack commencer à apprendre
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used to describe a situation or event in which people are hurt or killed commencer à apprendre
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in a cleverly planned way, especially when this involves tricking other people, or making things for a particular purpose commencer à apprendre
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She had cunningly concealed the device inside a basket of fruit.
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(with reference to something unpleasant or unwelcome) intensely commencer à apprendre
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the whole situation was acutely embarrassing
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