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someone’s voice sounds rough, weak, or scratchy, often because of shouting, singing too much, illness, or a sore throat start learning		hoarse After shouting at the concert, my voice was hoarse the next day.
to calculate the total of numbers. It can also mean that something makes sense or seems logical start learning		add up Please add up all the expenses. His story doesn’t add up
a sound that is extremely loud, so loud that it is almost painful or makes it hard to hear anything else start learning		deafening. The crowd’s cheers were deafening after the team won the match.
literally under a magical spell, or figuratively, completely fascinated or enchanted by someone or something. start learning		bewitch She was bewitched by the beauty of the old castle
describes breathing with a whistling or rattling sound, often because of illness or difficulty breathing. start learning		wheeze The sick child was wheezing all night.
ontinuing firmly in asking for something or asserting something nalegać start learning		insist He kept insisting on paying for dinner.
means giving unnecessary attention to details, worrying too much, or showing annoyance. start learning		fuss She was fussing over the decorations for hours.
an informal idiom meaning someone is acting crazy, foolish, or irrational start learning		off his rocker He must be off his rocker if he thinks that plan will work.
describes a part of the body that hurts, or it can describe emotional pain or sensitivity. start learning		sore. After the long run, my legs were really sore.

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