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to shout, to yell
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to seize, to grasp, to capture, to arrest
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noun
a commercial
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cane
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verbal noun
change
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noun
interest (bank)
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support, maintenance
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to dye
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adjective
pleasant, agreeable
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adverb
of course, naturally
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heavenly body
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adverb
at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any case
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to sever, to cut off, to suppress, to abstain (from)
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revocation, annulment, breaking (e.g. treaty)
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relief, rescue, reinforcement
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to link, to join, to put together
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verbal noun
appointment
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1. slope, advance income, crop yield, ascent, rise, advance, death, spinning, completion, stop, finish, after
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liquidation, settlement
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verbal noun
shipping, marine transportation
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adjectival noun
busy, pressure of work
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ship
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noun
time difference
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trees and shrubs, arbour
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to look up (to), to respect, to depend on, to ask for, to seek, to revere, to drink, to take
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word root, word derivation, etymology
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supplementation, supplement, replenishment, replenishing
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depopulation
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to threaten, to menace
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to order, to send away for
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fate, destiny, predestination
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adjectival noun
lenient
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noun
internal organs, intestines, viscera
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comparing with, match, rival, equal
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counterattack, counteroffensive, counterblow
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verbal noun
sunburn
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noun
melody
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testing, scrutiny, careful investigation
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verb
to pass (examination)
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landlord
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noun
duty, sense of duty, honor, decency, courtesy, debt of gratitude, social obligation
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error
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verb
to finish, to get it over with, to settle, to conclude, to pay back
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social life, social intercourse
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verbal noun
bleeding, haemorrhage
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Zen (Buddhism)
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verbal noun
sit down, seat
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people, race, nation, racial customs, folk customs
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adjective
appropriate
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noun
(water-filled) paddy field
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home, habitat, center, best place, genuine
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wisdom, intelligence, prudence
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adjectival noun
clarity
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Samurai, warrior
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verb
to gulp down, to swallow deeply, to understand, to take in, to catch on to, to learn, to digest
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adverb
quickly, suddenly
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noun
bat, vat
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noun
shout, scream, outcry
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encouragement
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stillness, repose, standing still