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Chiefly U.S. a student or recent graduate receiving practical training in a working environment. start learning
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he was an intern on a local radio station.
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Something that brings or holds people together; tie: a ____ of friendship. start learning
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our bond was so strong that none of these things mattered
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easily taken in or tricked. start learning
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how could I have been so gullible
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to compensate (a person or thing) excessively. Pol. kompensować poczucie niższości, nadrabiać (w sposób przesadny). start learning
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And so I overcompensated.
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Voluntary sexual intercourse outside marriage. Law. voluntary sexual intercourse between two persons of the opposite sex, where one is or both are unmarried. Pol. códzołóstwo (wszeteczeństwo). start learning
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To indulge in or commit fornication. start learning
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not knowing he would repay me by fornicating his way across the subcontinent.
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Dirty, cheap and not socially acceptable, esp. relating to moral or sexual matters. Pol. brudny moralnie, ciemny, plugawy. start learning
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I thought he was different, not just another sleazy, lecherous man who didn't, let's face it, deserve me.
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Unrestrained and promiscuous sexuality. Pol. lubieżność. start learning
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just another sleazy, lecherous man
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To talk flirtatiously to (a person of the opposite sex), esp. with the intention of seducing him or her. start learning
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he had tried to seduce her with the chat-up line
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A paper tube with small toys, sweets, a paper hat and a joke inside which is covered with bright paper and which makes a short sharp sound when both ends are pulled. start learning
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he had tried to seduce her with the chat-up line: 'Will you be my Christmas cracker?'
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To blind or be blinded partially and temporarily by sudden excessive light. To amaze, as with brilliance: start learning
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a man who at first is dazzled by your attention
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To play upon or gratify the vanity of (a person). To make (someone) feel or appear important, attractive or pleased, esp. by praising them. start learning
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a man who at first is dazzled and flattered by your attention
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a man who lives in a city and who spends a lot of time and money on his clothes and appearance. start learning
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New men, metrosexual men, men who are in touch with their feelings
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(of a man) to flirt with women. start learning
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He has blamed his philandering on the fact that he felt emasculated by what I wrote in my column
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Skilled in deception; shrewd; cunning. Pol. chytry, przebiegły... start learning
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a crafty way to saddle him with guilt.
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a crafty way to saddle him with guilt
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To expel (a tenant) from property by process of law; turn out. start learning
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his parents were moved or evicted from house after house
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To raise in value, importance, esteem, etc start learning
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I secretly upgraded the diamond earrings he bought me at Christmas
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A petty sin or trifling fault; start learning
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,I wrote a weekly column picking apart his every peccadillo
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Brit. a unit of weight, used esp. to express human body weight, equal to pounds or 6.350 kilograms. start learning
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To remove the testicles of; castrate; start learning
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he felt emasculated by what I wrote in my column
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A highly distinguished female singer; prima donna. start learning
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he felt emasculated by what I wrote in my column
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