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to say sth, esp. about sth you have just noticed; Pol. zauważyć, zwrócić uwagę commencer à apprendre
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This old place suits me," remarked William to his friend Marcia.
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a smell, especially an unpleasant one commencer à apprendre
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she had often remarked on a slight odour on the staircase.
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the meals that are provided for you when you pay to stay somewhere commencer à apprendre
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to employ someone to do a particular job commencer à apprendre
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she engaged to serve and clear up
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to make a place look tidier by putting things back where they belong commencer à apprendre
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she engaged to serve and clear up
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if sb is eager _____, they are extremely eager commencer à apprendre
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eager all of them – to a fault
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bad, tempered and unfriendly [= sullen] commencer à apprendre
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totally free of the casual surliness
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to cause pain, suffering, or trouble to sb, especially for a long period of time; commencer à apprendre
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totally free of the casual surliness that plagued their British contemporaries.
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food that has not been eaten at the end of a meal; commencer à apprendre
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it was Marcia who frequently brought leftovers to Corduroy Mansions
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unpleasantly wet and soft commencer à apprendre
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the-tiniest-bit-soggy chicken vol-au-vents,
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a small round piece of pastry that is filled with chicken, vegetables etc and eaten at parties commencer à apprendre
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if someone or something is _____, a sharp pointed object goes through them commencer à apprendre
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cocktail sausages impaled
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an insect at the stage before it becomes adult, when it is protected by a special cover commencer à apprendre
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pupae cocktail sausages impaled on little sticks, like pupae in a butterfly collection.
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always thinking of the things you can do to make people happy or comfortable commencer à apprendre
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It was thoughtfulness on her part
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the slightest hint of ambitious self-interest.
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a very small amount or sign of something commencer à apprendre
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hint of ambitious self-interest.
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to almost do something but then decide not to do it commencer à apprendre
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sort of interest that stops well short of any gestures of physical affection.
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a feeling of liking or love and caring [= fondness] commencer à apprendre
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(formal) relating to cooking commencer à apprendre
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he continued with her culinary overtures
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____ [plural] an attempt to begin a friendly relationship with a person or country commencer à apprendre
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he, replete on vol-au-vents, reflected on his good fortune
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