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most noticeable/important
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very hot, burning (liquid) OR very strong /violent (criticism)
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a pers who spreads frightening reports/rumours
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spreading stories that make people feel worried/frightened
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a specialist in a particular branch of study OR a student holding a scholarship
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to feel/express contempt/disdain for, to have no respect for so/sth that you consider to be stupid
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wo respect, syn contemptuous
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a dishonest/unscrupulous person, a rogue
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to look at so or sth w an annoyed/angry expression
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to move/climb quickly with difficulty
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a long/high sound that's unpleasant to hear
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SCRUFF OF THE/YOUR NECK, BY THE commencer à apprendre
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shabby and untidy and a bit dirty
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a long balanced board that children play on, US teeter-totter
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to change rapidly form one position/situation to another and back like children playing on a seesaw
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containing everything that is needed OR a pers wo keeps feelings private and/or is independent
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occurring/discovered by chance
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in bad condition OR unacceptable, unfair
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looking old and in bad condition because of being used for a long time or not being cared for
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a factor that restrains/restricts OR a pair of fetters connected to a chain
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an area of the sea, a lake or a river where the water is not very deep
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used to emphasise how very sth is, complete OR steep
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to aim for a specific goal, to try to achieve sth
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having a good understanding and judgment of a sit, syn astute, calculating
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a high-pitched piercing cry/sound, a scream
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to raise one's shoulders slightly to express doubt/ignorance/indifference
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to tremble convulsively as a result of fear/repugnance OR to shake/vibrate deeply
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to emit a long deep breath
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to read/consider sth quickly in order to understand the main points, without styding the details
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a large metal container for unwanted waste, which is brought/taken by a special truck US dumpster
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a short argument OR irregular unpremeditated fighting
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a false spoken statement that damages so's rep cfr libel
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to make false and damaging statements about so
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bill recorded so that a regular customer can pay it at an another time
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wet, partly melted falling snow
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to publicly accuse of sth unpleasant in order to harm one's reputation
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a planned atempt to harm the reputation by telling lies
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to burn slowly wo flames OR to smoulder with anger/indignation
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an election that is called earlier than expected
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to buy sth asa it becomes available
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criticising so in an annoyed way and trying to hurt
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to say sth in an angry/bad-tempered voice
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to smile in a contemptuous/mocking manner
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(pers) to calm down, to make less worried, (body) to feel less painful
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too sentimental, over-emotional
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to be distracted, to daydream
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a diff in speaking clearly, such as a lisp or a stammer
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to spend a lot of money (more than you need to, sometimes as a treat)
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to cause an injury to a joint
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to spread out awkwardly over a large area OR to spread out arms/legs carelessly
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to waste in a reckless and foolish manner
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a soc gathering attended by men only
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a party for a man who is getting married US bachelor party cfr hen night/party/do US bachelorette party
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to walk/move w difficulty as if you are going to fall, syn to totter, to teeter
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when further progress/action by opposing parties seens impossible
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physical and mental strenght, ability to sustain prolongued physical/mental effort
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a way of thinking about a subject, esp expressed in public
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to intentionally fail to meet so
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a white food substance found, esp in flour and potatoes
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expressing sudden shock/alarm
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very interested in and impressed by famous people
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rising sharply, almost perpendicular
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to stop sth. unwantend from spreading/increasing
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serious and unrelenting, esp in the expression of authority
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a point on which it is not possible to reach an agreement
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fixed regular sum paid as salary to clergyman/teache
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short, wide shoulders and chest
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showing that so is nervous/worried
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a carefully planned way of achieving sth, often involving a trick
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requiring/using great effort/exertion
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STUMBLE ACROSS/ON/UPON, TO commencer à apprendre
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to find/encounter by chance
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STUMBLE ON/UPON/ACROSS, TO commencer à apprendre
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to discover sth by chance
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to trip (repeatedly(or lose one's balance OR to make a (repeated) mistake in speaking
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to start doing sth by chance
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astonished/shocked and temp unable to react
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strongly and solidly built
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to order so to go to court to answer questions
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to look unhappy and not speak to anyone because you are angry about sth
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bad-tempered, depressed and sulky
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done suddenly wo discussion or legal/customary formalities
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device to kill/hit/crush an insect with
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