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to occupy premises in exchange for rent, hire start learning
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To regain or get back something, recover start learning
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to separate food in the alimentary canal, digest start learning
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To bring something in order to put it back where it was, to return start learning
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To change house, to move themselves to an other room, to move start learning
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to do as ordered by, obey start learning
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appreciate, like, To accept something with pleasure start learning
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account, to estimate, to deem start learning
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collect, harvest, to remove a fruit or plant for consumption start learning
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flavour, to add flavouring to something start learning
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ensue, to have as consequence start learning
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hold one's tongue, remain silent start learning
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abridge, diminish, reduce start learning
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impose, To inforce something, to constrain somebody to accept something start learning
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lay, put, to place something down in a position of rest start learning
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accomplish, To fulfill, complete start learning
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to sit down or take a seat start learning
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To attract, to draw, to call. start learning
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appreciate, to be aware of, comprehend start learning
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To advance, to venture, to raise start learning
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To apply violent force to someone or something, to assail, to assault, to mug, to tackle. start learning
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reach, To come to a destination. start learning
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cross, overpass, go from one side of something to the other start learning
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steer, to guide the course of, to make for, to head for start learning
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to go on, to drive on, to keep going, to continue, to keep up start learning
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to comply with the conditions, to fill the conditions start learning
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Now come on, quit teasing the dog. I don' t mind start learning
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Smettetela di dare fastidio al cane. Non mi dà fastidio
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To set out (for), to move towards start learning
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fare le ore piccole - andare a letto molto tardi
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appreciate, treasure, value start learning
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to elect, to nominate, to appoint start learning
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to attract, To draw by a physical force causing or tending to cause to approach, adhere, or unite start learning
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To wilfully avoid a topic, (music) To play a glissando start learning
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dream, see imaginary events while sleeping start learning
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venerate, To attribute to someone or something a particular devoutness or veneration start learning
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to be dreadfully hungry, my stomach thinks my throat' s been cut start learning
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To change over time. To develop or expand start learning
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slither, to move smoothly from side to side start learning
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lie down, assume a reclining position start learning
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to do something, to act; to take action start learning
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E' meno difficile parlare che agire
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to forge, to shape or fashion start learning
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tagliare il nodo gordiano
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lie down, distend, stretch out start learning
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They know their way around start learning
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Si sanno destreggiare qui intorno
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A trap set by the devil to ensnare me start learning
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Una trappola escogitata dal diavolo per irretirmi
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We are all in the same boat, and we have to row in the same direction. start learning
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Siamo tutti nella stessa barca e dobbiamo remare nella stessa direzione.
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The use of advisory services and support to meet Community standards will contribute to this integration process start learning
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Il ricorso ai servizi di consulenza e di assistenza per ottemperare ai requisiti comunitari contribuirà al successo di questo processo di integrazione
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To be born again (or be born again), revive start learning
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I would also like to praise the European Union's considerable achievements in supporting the Convention. start learning
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Vorrei inoltre elogiare i notevoli successi ottenuti dall'Unione europea nel suo sostegno alla Convenzione.
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to scowl - The wrinkling of the brows or face in frowning; the expression of displeasure, sullenness, or discontent in the countenance; an angry frown. With a scowl like that, is that the right behavior? start learning
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Ti pare il giusto atteggiamento avere quel cipiglio?
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Industrial thread is used in a variety of industries to sew or embroider various products such as clothes, home furnishings, start learning
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Il filo industriale è utilizzato in varie industrie per cucire o ricamare diversi prodotti tra cui articoli di abbigliamento, articoli d'arredamento,
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You can' t sit a horse with a slug in your leg, Howie start learning
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Non puoi cavalcare con una pallottola nella gamba, Howie
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