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having strong opinions that you feel free to express start learning
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too proud of yourself and your actions and abilities start learning
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to fail to give needed care or attention to someone or something start learning
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broken into very small pieces or extremely upset start learning
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stylish or glamorous especially at first impression flossy new hotels start learning
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dark or nearly dark or having or showing a lack of hope start learning
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someone who is energetic and works hard to succeed start learning
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to secretly and illegally take money that is in your care or that belongs to an organization or business you work for start learning
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to state that something bad is a fact without giving proof start learning
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to put an end to something, such as an organization, rule, or custom start learning
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to smile with obvious pleasure or a line of light coming from the sun or a bright light, esp. as seen against a darker background start learning
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to shine with a soft light or a soft, shiny light start learning
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the quality or power that something or someone has that makes it, him, or her attractive or to persuade someone to do something or go somewhere by offering them something exciting start learning
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to bend one knee or touch one knee to the floor as a sign of worship or respect start learning
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fat that a child sometimes has that disappears as the child grows older start learning
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someone who likes to read books start learning
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tears that you cry when you are not really sad or sorry start learning
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a person who is not expected to succeed in or unexpectedly wins an election, race, or other competition start learning
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a search that is completely unsuccessful and a waste of time because the person or thing being searched for does not exist or is somewhere else start learning
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If you say that you would like to be a fly on the wall on an occasion, you mean that you would like to hear what will be said or see what will happen while not being noticed start learning
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small pieces of glass or plastic that are put along the middle and sometimes the sides of a road, to reflect the lights of a car, in order to show the driver where to drive when it is dark start learning
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to put someone or something into a group or type, often unfairly start learning
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(of a book or paper) with part of the pages folded down as the result of a lot of use start learning
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the ability to look at something from a very high place so that you see a large area below you start learning
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difficulty speaking because your throat feels dry start learning
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a person used in a test, esp. one to discover how effective a new drug or process is start learning
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a young deer or to give someone a lot of attention and praise in order to get that person’s approval start learning
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to follow someone closely and continually start learning
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to behave in a silly, playful way start learning
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to hit or push with force or an adult male sheep start learning
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to move slowly or carefully through a crowd or tight space start learning
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to move your head or the top part of your body quickly down, esp. to avoid being hit or to move quickly to a place, esp. in order not to be seen start learning
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to chase someone or refuse to leave someone alone, esp. because you want to get something from that person start learning
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to annoy someone by repeatedly asking questions or telling the person to do something start learning
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a person who calculates how likely accidents, such as fire, flood, or loss of property, are to happen, and tells insurance companies how much they should charge their customers start learning
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a person or group that makes an official decision about something, especially about who is right in a disagreement start learning
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a person who has strong, unreasonable ideas, esp. about race or religion, and who thinks anyone who does not have the same beliefs is wrong start learning
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a person who behaves rudely start learning
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a person who pretends to have skills or knowledge that the person does not actually have start learning
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being in the process or period of resting in order to get better after an illness or operation start learning
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a person who deals with the wishes expressed in a will (= formal statement of what will happen to a dead person’s money and property) start learning
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someone who does not live in his or her own country start learning
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someone who becomes involved in an activity or a social group without being asked or wanted, or who enters a place without being allowed "We felt like interlopers when we tried to join the game" start learning
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to watch people taking an exam in order to check that they do not cheat or a person whose job is to watch people taking an exam start learning
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a servant or someone who behaves like one by obeying someone else's orders or by doing unpleasant work for them start learning
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a person who is very successful, powerful, and rich, esp. in a particular business start learning
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someone, usually a man, who hates women or believes that men are much better than women start learning
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a person who helps to carry a coffin (= a box that holds a dead body) at a funeral or who walks beside it start learning
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a person who lends money in exchange for objects that he or she can sell if the person leaving the objects does not pay an agreed amount of money in an agreed time start learning
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a person who is easily shocked by rude things start learning
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a person who lives in an empty building or area of land without the permission of the owner start learning
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very loyal to someone or something start learning
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a person whose job is taxidermy which is the activity of cleaning, preserving, and filling the skins of dead animals with special material to make them look as if they are still alive start learning
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someone who never drinks alcohol start learning
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a person who has no home or job and who moves from place to place start learning
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to exist in large numbers, The streams and rivers abound in fish." start learning
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more than enough; a lot of start learning
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the low ground over which a river flows start learning
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the rise and fall of the sea that happens twice every day start learning
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a river or stream that flows into a larger river or lake start learning
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the way in which the level of something regularly becomes higher or lower in a situation start learning
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of the present time or most recent or a movement of water or air start learning
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rain that is partly frozen start learning
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rain in very small, light drops start learning
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small drops of water that form on the ground and other surfaces outside esp. during the night start learning
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to fall in drops, or let liquid fall in drops start learning
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to make something very wet, or of a liquid to be absorbed. To soak something means to leave it in liquid for a period of time, esp. to clean or soften it. start learning
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a wall built across a river to stop the flow and collect the water, esp. to make a reservoir (= an artificial lake) that provides water for an area or can be used to make electricity start learning
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to supply land with water so that crops and plants will grow or grow better start learning
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a plant such as a grain, vegetable, or fruit grown in large amounts on a farm, or the total amount gathered of such a plant start learning
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(of liquid) to flow slowly and without force start learning
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to cause a liquid to flow or fall over the edge of a container or beyond the limits of something, or of a liquid to flow or fall in this way "Then I'll spill this blood for you" start learning
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To move or happen slowly in small amounts or a few at a time. When a liquid dribbles, it escapes slowly in small drops. start learning
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To quickly force a liquid out of something, or of liquids to flow through a narrow opening. start learning
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(esp. of liquids, gases, or electricity) to move in one direction, esp. continuously and easily start learning
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to make a substance flow, esp. out of a container and usually into another container."Would you like me to pour you some coffee?"If you say about the weather that it is pouring, you mean that it is raining heavily. start learning
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unfair or cruel treatment over a long period of time because of race, religion, or political beliefs start learning
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the act of victimizing someone (= treating them unfairly) start learning
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connected, esp. by having many things in common start learning
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A formal statement of accusation. An indictment is also a reason for giving blame. start learning
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to take something quickly, in your hand, and hold it firmly or to understand, esp. something difficult start learning
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an early, often less advanced model of something start learning
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a human being or animal in an early stage of development, either in its mother’s uterus or in an egg, or a plant that is developing in a seed start learning
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(especially of men) showing a strong sexual interest in someone.(lechery, lecher, lech) start learning
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an old man, or someone who has been or worked in a place for a long time (inf) start learning
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a person who is trying to become famous, usually unsuccessfully (inf) a wannabe singer) start learning
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Someone who is spaced out is not completely conscious of what is happening, often because of taking drugs or needing to sleep(slang) start learning
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an illegal plan for making money, especially one that involves tricking people(inf) start learning
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a person, especially a young one, who has suddenly got power or an important position and takes advantage of this in an unpleasant way start learning
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to ask someone many questions in a formal situation, often in a forceful way that can be seen as threatening start learning
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unsuccessful or useless; failing to achieve a purpose or too proud of yourself, esp. in your appearance or achievements start learning
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the place where a person or thing is(plural noun) start learning
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to go below the surface of an area of water start learning
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a part of a gun that causes the gun to fire when pressed or to cause something to start start learning
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a written or spoken description of an event "She gave a thrilling account of her life in the jungle" start learning
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to escape by running away, esp. because of danger or fear (past -fled) start learning
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(of a place) never before described, or (of a situation) completely new "New drugs lead doctors into uncharted territory" start learning
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a judgment or calculation of approximately how large or how great something is or to guess the size, cost, etc., of something start learning
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a lack of confidence that makes you feel unable to deal with a situation start learning
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to stay the same and not grow or develop start learning
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the government department responsible for financial matters such as spending and taxes start learning
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a feeling of great respect, usually mixed with fear or surprise start learning
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to succeed in arranging your life so that you have time to involve yourself in two or more different activities or groups of people (inf) start learning
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despite what has just been said "It rained every day of our holiday - but we had a good time all the same" start learning
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always being careful to notice things, especially possible danger start learning
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showing hard work, care, and attention to detail start learning
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to flow slowly out through a small opening, or to slowly produce a liquid through such an opening start learning
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used to describe a person who is eager or willing to help other people, for example by changing his or her plans start learning
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someone who collects large amounts of something and keeps it for themselves, often in a secret place start learning
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goods that are easily made available, or a detailed list of goods, property, etc. start learning
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difficult to believe and unlikely to be true start learning
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a woman assigned by a police or traffic department to write tickets for parking violations. start learning
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one of the sharp teeth at the front of the mouth that cut food when you bite into it start learning
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