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THE ACT OF DOING STH THAT IS NOT ALLOWED commencer à apprendre
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SOMETHING OF BASIC IMPORTANCE commencer à apprendre
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A PERSON OF LOW RANK OR STATUS commencer à apprendre
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A PERSON WHO MAKES IT DIFFICULT FOR OTHER PEOPLE TO ENJOY THEMSELVES BY COMPLAINING, BY SHOWING NO ENTHUSIASM, ETC. commencer à apprendre
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AN AGREEMENT IN WHICH A PERSON MAKES REGULAR PAYMENTS TO A COMPANY AND THE COMPANY PROMISES TO PAY MONEY IF THE PERSON IS INJURED OR DIES commencer à apprendre
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A SMALL, USUALLY ROUND PIECE OF GLASS, WOOD, STONE, ETC., THAT HAS A HOLE THROUGH ITS CENTER AND THAT IS PUT ON A STRING WITH OTHER SIMILAR PIECES AND WORN AS JEWELRY OR THAT IS SEWN ONTO CLOTHING commencer à apprendre
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A REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES; commencer à apprendre
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A PERSON WHOSE JOB INVOLVES TALKING TO MANY PEOPLE AND TRYING TO PERSUADE THEM TO BUY THINGS, DONATE MONEY, ETC. commencer à apprendre
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SOMETHING THAT CAUSES TROUBLE OR PROBLEMS commencer à apprendre
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SOMEONE WHO HAS COMMITTED A CRIME, DONE SOMETHING ILLEGAL commencer à apprendre
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SOMETHING THAT INCREASES THE FEELINGS OF ENTHUSIASM AND LOYALTY THAT A PERSON OR GROUP HAS ABOUT A TASK OR JOB commencer à apprendre
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A COVER ON A BOX, CAN, JAR, ETC. THAT CAN BE LIFTED OR REMOVED commencer à apprendre
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THE SYSTEM THAT PROTECTS YOUR BODY FROM DISEASES AND INFECTIONS commencer à apprendre
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A GROUP OF PEOPLE OR THINGS THAT ARE TOGETHER OR ARE ASSOCIATED WITH EACH OTHER IN SOME WAY commencer à apprendre
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AN IDEA OR QUALITY THAT A WORD MAKES YOU THINK ABOUT IN ADDITION TO ITS MEANING commencer à apprendre
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SOMEONE WHO IS ALWAYS HELPFUL; commencer à apprendre
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A SITUATION IN WHICH YOU HAVE SEX WITH SOMEONE ONCE AND YOU DO NOT CONTINUE IN A RELATIONSHIP AFTERWARDS commencer à apprendre
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A RIGHT OR BENEFIT THAT IS GIVEN TO SOME PEOPLE AND NOT TO OTHERS commencer à apprendre
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A LOCAL OFFICE OF A COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION commencer à apprendre
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A SMALL PIECE OF SHINY METAL OR PLASTIC THAT IS SEWN ONTO CLOTHES AS A DECORATION commencer à apprendre
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THE ABILITY TO MAKE CHOICES QUICKLY AND CONFIDENTLY commencer à apprendre
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A LACK OF KNOWLEDGE, UNDERSTANDING, OR EDUCATION commencer à apprendre
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THE QUALITY OR STATE OF BEING PRIVATE commencer à apprendre
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A MAN THAT A WOMAN IS ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED TO commencer à apprendre
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A PERSON WHO WORKS WITH OR HELPS SOMEONE WHO IS DOING SOMETHING WRONG OR ILLEGAL commencer à apprendre
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A NUMBER (SUCH AS 1⁄2 OR 3⁄4) WHICH INDICATES THAT ONE NUMBER IS BEING DIVIDED BY ANOTHER; ALSO: A SMALL PART OF SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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OF HIGH QUALITY, OR BETTER THAN OTHERS commencer à apprendre
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HAVING TO DEAL WITH A VERY LARGE AMOUNT OF THINGS OR PEOPLE AT THE SAME TIME commencer à apprendre
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USED TO REFER TO AN EXACT TIME commencer à apprendre
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NOT WILLING TO ALLOW OR ACCEPT SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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MADE OR DONE BY SOMEONE UNKNOWN commencer à apprendre
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HIGHER IN PRICE AND OF BETTER QUALITY THAN MOST OTHERS commencer à apprendre
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(INFORMAL) USED TO ASK WHY SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED, IS TRUE, ETC. commencer à apprendre
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INTRODUCING NEW IDEAS OR METHODS commencer à apprendre
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GIVING YOU NEW INFORMATION ABOUT A SUBJECT OR MAKING IT EASIER TO UNDERSTAND commencer à apprendre
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TO MAKE A COMPANY SMALLER AND MORE EFFICIENT BY REDUCING THE NUMBER OF WORKERS commencer à apprendre
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(INFORMAL) TO LEAVE SOMEONE WHEN THE SITUATION GETS DIFFICULT commencer à apprendre
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TO GIVE (A DOCUMENT, PROPOSAL, PIECE OF WRITING, ETC.) TO SOMEONE SO THAT IT CAN BE CONSIDERED OR APPROVED commencer à apprendre
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TO BEGIN TO OCCUR OR TO EXIST commencer à apprendre
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TO SLAP OR HIT (SOMEONE OR SOMETHING) HARD commencer à apprendre
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TO DO WELL IN A SITUATION commencer à apprendre
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TO OCCUR IN USUALLY A SUDDEN OR UNEXPECTED WAY commencer à apprendre
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TO KEEP AWAY FROM SOMEONE OR SOMETHING COMPLETELY commencer à apprendre
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TO PAY MONEY TO GET A PUBLICATION OR SERVICE REGULARLY commencer à apprendre
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(DISAPPROVING) TO TREAT SOMEONE WITH TOO MUCH CARE OR KINDNESS commencer à apprendre
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TO CAUSE TROUBLE OR PROBLEMS FOR SOMEONE commencer à apprendre
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TO MAKE A HOLE IN SOMETHING BY PUSHING SOMETHING SHARP OR POINTED THROUGH OR INTO IT commencer à apprendre
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TO RISK LOSING SOMETHING VALUABLE OR IMPORTANT IN ORDER TO DO OR ACHIEVE SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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TO CAUSE SOMEONE TO FEEL TROUBLED commencer à apprendre
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TO MAKE A HOLE IN OR THROUGH SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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TO PREPARE SOMEONE FOR A PARTICULAR JOB OR POSITION commencer à apprendre
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TO INCLUDE SOMETHING AS PART OF SOMETHING ELSE commencer à apprendre
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TO LOSE OR GIVE UP SOMETHING AS A PUNISHMENT OR BECAUSE OF A RULE OR LAW commencer à apprendre
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TO HAVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT SOMETHING OR TO BE INVOLVED IN IT commencer à apprendre
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TO GIVE MONEY, FOOD, CLOTHES, ETC. IN ORDER TO HELP A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION commencer à apprendre
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(INFORMAL) TO DO SOMETHING VERY BADLY: TO MAKE A MESS OF SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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TO LIE OVER THE EDGE OF SOMETHING OR TO HAPPEN AT THE SAME TIME AS SOMETHING ELSE commencer à apprendre
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TO BE FIRED FROM YOUR JOB OR TO BE STOPPED FROM HAPPENING commencer à apprendre
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TO ESTABLISH A HIGH STANDARD commencer à apprendre
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NOT IN CAPTIVITY BUT IN THE NATURAL HABITAT commencer à apprendre
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TO RECEIVE RESPECT, PRAISE, AWARDS commencer à apprendre
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TO GARNER RESPECT (PRAISE / AWARDS)
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USED TO SAY THAT YOU CANNOT CONTROL SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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TO MAKE IT HARDER FOR SOMEONE TO SUCCEED; commencer à apprendre
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TO PUT SB AT A DISADVANTAGE
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TO FEEL RELAXED AND COMFORTABLE commencer à apprendre
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TO OFFICIALLY MAKE SOMEONE LEAVE A JOB commencer à apprendre
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TO REDUCE COSTS / PRICES AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE commencer à apprendre
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TO CREATE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLE, GROUPS, COUNTRIES, ETC. IN WHICH THEY AGREE TO WORK TOGETHER commencer à apprendre
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DEEPLY INVOLVED IN SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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TO FORGET ABOUT AN IMPORTANT IDEA OR FACT BECAUSE YOU ARE THINKING TOO MUCH ABOUT OTHER THINGS commencer à apprendre
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TO MAKE SOMEONE AWARE OF SOMETHING commencer à apprendre
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TO BRING STH TO SB’S ATTENTION
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TO COMPLAIN OFFICIALLY TO SOMEONE commencer à apprendre
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TO HAVE A SUDDEN BRILLIANT IDEA commencer à apprendre
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TO HAVE A STROKE OF GENIUS
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