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(INFORMAL) AN ORDINARY OR DULL PERSON commencer à apprendre
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CLOTHES OR OTHER THINGS THAT YOU WEAR SO THAT PEOPLE WILL NOT RECOGNIZE YOU commencer à apprendre
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A FEELING OF HAVING RESPECT FOR YOURSELF OR YOUR ABILITIES commencer à apprendre
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WHEN TWO OR MORE PEOPLE WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE OR ACHIEVE THE SAME THING commencer à apprendre
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(INFORMAL) STH THAT IS UNPLEASANT OR DISAPPOINTING commencer à apprendre
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THE PROCESS OF FORMING A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH SOMEONE commencer à apprendre
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A TRICK THAT IS DONE TO SOMEONE USUALLY AS A JOKE commencer à apprendre
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A SUDDEN FAILURE OF MENTAL OR PHYSICAL HEALTH THAT MAKES SOMEONE UNABLE TO LIVE NORMALLY commencer à apprendre
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SOMETHING THAT IS DONE TO PREVENT POSSIBLE HARM OR TROUBLE FROM HAPPENING IN THE FUTURE commencer à apprendre
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A PERSON WHO DOES SOMETHING POORLY; A PERSON WHO IS NOT SKILLFUL AT A JOB OR OTHER ACTIVITY commencer à apprendre
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AN AREA OF KNOWLEDGE OR ACTIVITY commencer à apprendre
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HAPPENING AT THE SAME TIME commencer à apprendre
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........ TRADITION, PRACTICE, OR METHOD IS RESPECTED BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN DONE OR USED IN THE SAME WAY FOR MANY YEARS commencer à apprendre
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NOT REQUIRED TO DO STH THAT OTHERS ARE REQUIRED TO DO commencer à apprendre
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FEELING VERY PHYSICALLY AND EMOTIONALLY TIRED AFTER DOING A DIFFICULT JOB FOR A VERY LONG TIME commencer à apprendre
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RELATING TO SEX IN AN INCIDENT OR OFFENSIVE WAY commencer à apprendre
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UNABLE TO ACT OR THINK IN THE USUAL WAY commencer à apprendre
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REQUIRED OR EXPECTED TO HAPPEN commencer à apprendre
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(LITERARY OR HUMOROUS) SEXUAL IN A WAY THAT IS CONSIDERED MORALLY WRONG commencer à apprendre
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COMPLETELY NEW, ESPECIALLY NOT YET USED commencer à apprendre
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_______________ ATTENTION IS COMPLETE, FULL ATTENTION commencer à apprendre
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GROWING OR EXPANDING VERY QUICKLY commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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TO SOLVE, CORRECT, OR IMPROVE STH commencer à apprendre
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TO ENTER (SOMEONE) AS A MEMBER OF OR PARTICIPANT IN STH commencer à apprendre
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(INFORMAL) TO GET A FAILING GRADE IN AN EXAMINATION OR COURSE commencer à apprendre
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TO THINK THAT SOMEONE DOES NOT DESERVE STH commencer à apprendre
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TO ATTRACT SOMEONE OR STH commencer à apprendre
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TO PRAISE SOMEONE IN ORDER TO MAKE THEM FEEL ATTRACTIVE OR IMPORTANT, SOMETIMES IN A WAY THAT IS NOT SINCERE commencer à apprendre
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TO MAKE STH KNOWN IN PUBLIC; TO STATE STH PUBLICLY commencer à apprendre
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TO EXPRESS DISLIKE AND A LACK OF RESPECT FOR SOMEONE OR STH IN A VERY OPEN WAY commencer à apprendre
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TO SEND SOMEONE OR STH TO A PARTICULAR PERSON OR PLACE FOR TREATMENT, HELP, ADVICE, ETC. commencer à apprendre
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IF A SITUATION OR PROBLEM _________________ STH THAT IS THE MAIN REASON FOR IT commencer à apprendre
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TO KNOCK DOWN AND DRIVE OVER OR GO OVER SOMEONE OR STH commencer à apprendre
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TO EARN OR GET MONEY FROM STH commencer à apprendre
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TO BECOME INVOLVED IN THE ACTIVITIES AND CONCERNS OF OTHER PEOPLE WHEN YOUR INVOLVEMENT IS NOT WANTED commencer à apprendre
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TO TELL SOMEONE WHAT THEY WANT commencer à apprendre
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USED TO DESCRIBE THE KIND OF RELATIONSHIP WHERE YOU SPEAK TO SOMEONE (EITHER BECAUSE YOU KNOW THEM WELL ENOUGH OR YOU AREN'T ANGRY WITH THEM) commencer à apprendre
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BEING LOOKED AFTER SOMEONE commencer à apprendre
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TO PRODUCE A DESIRED RESULT, TO SOLVE A PROBLEM commencer à apprendre
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TO INCREASE THE RANGE OF THINGS THAT SOMEONE KNOWS ABOUT OR HAS EXPERIENCED commencer à apprendre
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USED TO ANSWER SOMEONE WHO HAS JUST THANKED YOU FOR STH commencer à apprendre
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A SLIGHT CHANCE OF DOING OR GETTING STH (USUALLY USED IN NEGATIVE STATEMENTS) commencer à apprendre
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TO DO THE SAME THINGS THAT ANOTHER PERSON HAS DONE BEFORE commencer à apprendre
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TO FOLLOW IN SB'S FOOTSTEPS
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WHEN YOU _____________, YOU TREAT THEM AS SOMEONE WHO IS HONEST OR DESERVING OF TRUST EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT SURE THAT THEY REALLY ARE commencer à apprendre
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TO GIVE PEOPLE THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
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IF STH IS ______________________ IT IS IN A SITUATION WHERE IT MIGHT BE LOST commencer à apprendre
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