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following traditional or widely accepted standards commencer à apprendre
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causing disagreement or hostility between people commencer à apprendre
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the condition of being spontaneous / acting on impulse without planning commencer à apprendre
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to study intensively over a short period of time just before an exam commencer à apprendre
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putting school students into groups according to their general academic ability commencer à apprendre
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an unrealistic feeling of general inadequacy, often causing aggressive behavior or extreme shyness commencer à apprendre
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the act of judging or deciding the amount, value, quality, or importance of something, or the judgment or decision that is made commencer à apprendre
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activities pursued in addition to the normal course of study commencer à apprendre
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a grant or payment made to support a student's education, awarded on the basis of academic achievement commencer à apprendre
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an official recognition that an institution meets certain required standards commencer à apprendre
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a college or university building containing living quarters for students commencer à apprendre
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a final project, task, or exam that brings together everything a student has learned during their studies commencer à apprendre
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the action of staying away from school without good reason; absenteeism commencer à apprendre
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optional courses or subjects that a student can choose to take commencer à apprendre
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a financial award/grant made to a person, typically to enable them to study at a university commencer à apprendre
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the head of a university faculty or department commencer à apprendre
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fixed firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass; an integral part of something commencer à apprendre
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to give something (money, time, effort) to help achieve or provide something commencer à apprendre
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complete / including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something commencer à apprendre
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to adapt or make something suit a specific need or individual commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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without success / completely uselessly commencer à apprendre
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to make it difficult for someone to do something commencer à apprendre
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knowledge or beliefs passed down through generations commencer à apprendre
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to refuse to give something that is due, desired, or requested commencer à apprendre
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to take a risk or a big step forward, especially after hesitating commencer à apprendre
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delivering a central or principal speech at a conference commencer à apprendre
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a valuable object that has belonged to a family for several generations commencer à apprendre
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to destroy or completely get rid of something such as a social problem or a disease commencer à apprendre
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existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute commencer à apprendre
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widespread or common in a particular area or at a particular time commencer à apprendre
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a state of fairness in which individuals are treated similarly, unhampered by artificial barriers commencer à apprendre
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a type of secondary school in the UK that does not select pupils on the basis of academic achievement commencer à apprendre
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lists of schools, colleges, or teams, ranked in order of their performance or results commencer à apprendre
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a dual system in which one group receives a higher quality of service or privilege than another commencer à apprendre
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having a lot of money, property, or natural gifts/qualities commencer à apprendre
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having less money / poorer commencer à apprendre
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o be exceptionally good at or proficient in an activity or subject commencer à apprendre
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the basic skills of reading, writing, and arithmetic commencer à apprendre
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Parent-Teacher Association; an organization of parents and teachers that promotes the welfare of schoolchildren commencer à apprendre
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a group of people responsible for the financial and strategic management of a school commencer à apprendre
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a temporary substitute teacher who fills in when a regular teacher is absent commencer à apprendre
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a teacher who travels from school to school, usually specializing in a particular subject like music commencer à apprendre
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made from unrefined flour / whole-grain commencer à apprendre
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an institutional arrangement designed to help producers in developing countries achieve better trading conditions commencer à apprendre
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relating to livestock or poultry kept in natural conditions, with freedom of movement commencer à apprendre
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a small mistake in an agreement or law that gives someone the chance to avoid having to do something commencer à apprendre
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substances or things derived or developed from something else commencer à apprendre
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to make a liquid thinner or weaker by adding water or another solvent commencer à apprendre
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socially or morally objectionable commencer à apprendre
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a polite way of giving permission ("Go ahead, help yourself") commencer à apprendre
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listen to this (used to introduce a surprising or interesting fact) commencer à apprendre
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treated to expensive food and drink, usually to impress or entertain commencer à apprendre
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bad-tempered, gloomy, and silent commencer à apprendre
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unpleasant, repulsive, or discouraging commencer à apprendre
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quick and rude in manner or speech commencer à apprendre
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to try very hard to do something, especially for someone else commencer à apprendre
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to be very mindful or careful about the nutritional energy value of food consumed commencer à apprendre
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a person who is very selective and hard to please when it comes to food commencer à apprendre
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choosing to never drink alcohol commencer à apprendre
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special rules regarding what a person can or cannot eat due to health, religion, or ethics commencer à apprendre
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to choose or accept whatever is available, without knowing what it will be like commencer à apprendre
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an invitation to a party where guests are expected to bring their own alcoholic drinks an invitation to a party where guests are expected to bring their own alcoholic drinks commencer à apprendre
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an informal social gathering commencer à apprendre
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small items of food (like chips, nuts, or crackers) eaten to accompany drinks at a party commencer à apprendre
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to quickly get something to eat commencer à apprendre
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the state or quality of being unnecessary or with no cause commencer à apprendre
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an escape of blood from a ruptured vessel; metaphorically: to lose money, resources, or people rapidly commencer à apprendre
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a place where garbage is disposed of by burying it under layers of earth commencer à apprendre
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to appear or happen unexpectedly commencer à apprendre
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the act of providing something commencer à apprendre
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doing something through an agent or a secondary method rather than directly commencer à apprendre
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a boundary, limit, or graphical indicator on a chart representing a strict limit or standard commencer à apprendre
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an amount of something that is more than you need commencer à apprendre
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to stabilize / to stop rising or falling and remain at a constant level commencer à apprendre
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farm animals regarded as an asset or resource commencer à apprendre
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to use up the supply or resources of something commencer à apprendre
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to destroy something by burning it completely commencer à apprendre
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to heavily criticize or damage someone's reputation; slang for physically beating someone up commencer à apprendre
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to make something or someone be in a particular state or condition commencer à apprendre
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to reject or look down on something with contempt because it is not considered good enough commencer à apprendre
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to start doing something with determination commencer à apprendre
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a sudden spreading of a highly contagious viral disease affecting cattle, sheep, and pigs
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not needing or without oxygen commencer à apprendre
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an advantage that comes from a difficult or unpleasant situation commencer à apprendre
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to officially establish a rule, or to officially say how something should be done commencer à apprendre
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to put a decision, plan, or agreement into effect commencer à apprendre
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tangible, definitive, and measurable results that must be produced by a project commencer à apprendre
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people or groups who have an interest or investment in an enterprise or project commencer à apprendre
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financial rewards, tax breaks, or subsidies provided by a government to encourage specific economic behavior commencer à apprendre
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to make a determined effort to deal with a difficult problem or task commencer à apprendre
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