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done right, but uninspiring, boring
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to gradually stop/ to relax
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to consider pros and cons
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someone that wastes time/money
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to try to destroy some1 reputation
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many changes and difficulties over time
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to let emotions out/ to let air in
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towards the top of the hill/ hard and tedious
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unwilling to change one's opinion/believes. very hard/rigid
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too difficult to continue
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impossible to understand/read
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done independently by a group/person
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in a same way for everyone
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to start doing something/ to take upon
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to try to damage something
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to fight with someone for something/ really bad fight
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great mental suffering/extreme pain
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too gradually lessen something
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a long talk that is critisizing someone/something
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not easily defeatable/physically strong/ extremely determined
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to make something less bright/to damage someone's reputation
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to become gradually narrower at the end
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to express something without directly stating it
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to study something very hard
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unusually quiet/not very strong/intense
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very confident/pleasant/attractive
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aggresive and determined/sounding unpleasant
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to originate from something
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with light from the stars
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a topic that someone prefers not to discuss
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to smile in an silly unsincere way
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good at noticing and realizing things/quick to understand
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to be restrained/prevented by something
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to give long moral advise
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Showing that you do not have a good opinion of something; cynical;
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Extremely attentive to details; very careful about doing something right; doing everything correctly.
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To examine or inspect something very carefully.
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: Noisy and angry protests, complaints, or arguments.
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(of feelings) extremely strong, angry, or excited.
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Too important/special to be changed or criticized.
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he most important, noticeable, or relevant.
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The ability to stay calm in tough or dangerous situations.
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To have great respect for someone/something; to admire someone/something
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Strong and healthy; strongly formed; not likely to fail or become weak; having a strong flavour.
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To travel over a wide area; to wander through/over.
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o change a previous decision or statement.
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Able to become strong or happy again after a difficult or unpleasant situation; able to recover quickly after something bad; able to quickly return to an original shape.
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Calm and controlled behaviour, especially when it is difficult to remain calm; something that limits the freedom of someone/something.
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A new increase of activity or interest in something
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A quick and clever answer that is angry or funny.
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A feeling of sadness and deep regret for something you have done.
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To meet someone, especially secretly, at a particular time/place; a place where people agree to meet at a particular time.
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To tell someone officially that something they have done is bad/wrong.
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A small amount/part that is left after the main part has gone
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To repeat something you have already said in order to emphasize or clarify it.
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To make someone/something look younger or more modern; to give new energy to something.
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To give up something such as power, control, or responsibility.
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Not willing to do something; doing something but does not really want to.
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Living alone and avoiding the company of other people.
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To prove that something is wrong; to state that something is not true.
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To practice something in order to prepare it for public performance; to say/do something several times in order to practice.
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To control someone/something strictly.
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To give someone back their previous job or position.
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(usually plural) the possible results of an action/decision.
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(of something bad or unwanted) spreading everywhere in an uncontrolled way; getting worse quickly.
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ery hungry; wanting something very much.
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nvolves two people or groups of people who behave in the same way.
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having a sharply strong taste or smell.
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An area of soft, wet ground; a situation that is hard to deal with.
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To satisfy one's thirst by drinking; to stop a fire from burning; to satisfy a need or wish; to suppress.
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The most typical example of something.
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Not having a specific goal or purpose; too long/big and confused; growing in all directions.
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Existing from the beginning of time; very basic; fundamental.
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o offer something by holding it out.
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Ordinary; not interesting or exciting.
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Reasonable; careful when making decisions; avoiding risks.
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To cause something to happen sooner than expected; to make something happen suddenly.
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To suggest/show something that will happen in the future.
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: A greater amount/number of something; the largest part.
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idiculous; extremely foolish or silly.
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To persuade someone to do something.
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Very heavy or large and therefore slow and clumsy; boring because it is too slow or long.
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Having many small holes; easy to pass or get through.
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To suggest something in order to start an argument or discussion.
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o talk for a long time about something unimportant.
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To say or do something to make someone stop feeling angry about something.
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Clearly; simply; obviously; in a direct and honest way.
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A very large amount/number; an amount that is more than you need/want.
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A difficult and unpleasant situation/condition.
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To make extremely slow progress.
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To connect someone to a phone number; to connect someone to network.
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Expressing contempt or criticism.
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Extremely dangerous; full of danger.
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Allowing a liquid or gas to pass through.
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To steal things of small value or in small quantities.
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Very pale; showing no enthusiasm; not strong or bright.
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: To breathe quickly and loudly with short breaths.
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So obvious that it can be easily noticed by the mind or senses.
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Dried up due to hot weather and lack of rain/water.
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To reach an acceptable standard (mostly used in business English).
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: To be greater in number than someone/something
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To allow yourself to have too much of something enjoyable; to eat or drink too much.
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Turn upside down; to decide that something is wrong and change it.
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: A combination of words that have opposite meanings.
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: Expressing harsh criticism of someone,
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Extremely unpleasant and painful experience.
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Displaying your wealth/power/knowledge in a way that attracts attention.
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To be much better than someone/something.
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o obtain an advantage over someone in a smart or skillful way.
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Done or made without previous thought/preparation; done without taking the time to consider carefully; showing little interest in someone/something in a way that seems a bit rude.
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Extremely powerful attack.
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To treat a group of people unfairly or cruelly.
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Not considered to be essential or the most important.
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A statement that does not relate in a logical way to the previous statement.
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