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someone who works to protect animals, plants etc or to protect old buildings start learning
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the brutal murder of conservationist Joan Root
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to hide something by covering or surrounding it: start learning
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Visitors have complained about the scaffolding that shrouds half the castle. the brutal murder is still shrouded in mystery
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if a dangerous person or animal is _____, they have escapefrom somewhere or have not been caught: na wolnosci start learning
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her killers are still at large.
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start learning
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Wild animals were the true wedding court of this bride and groom,
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the type of speech used by people from the East End of London: who has a particular way of speaking which is typical of working class people who live there start learning
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the son of a cockney meatpacker,
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a place where animals are killed for their meat start learning
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in large amounts or to a very great degree: start learning
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Everything Joan was not - outgoing, extroverted - Alan had in spades.
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relating to the time when human life on earth began: start learning
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Like the non-verbal communication between animals, it was just there - deep and primal
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If an animal...... someone, it attacks that person and injures them with its teeth or claws (= long sharp nails): if an animal ______ someone, it injures them badly by tearing their flesh start learning
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A small boy was mauled by the neighbour's dog. they were being chased, mauled, gored and stung by every conceivable creature
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(of an animal) to cause an injury to someone, or damage something, with the horns or tusks: start learning
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gored by a bull. they were being chased, mauled, gored and stung by every conceivable creature
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possible to imagine or to believe: mozlliwy do pomyslenia start learning
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they were being chased, mauled, gored and stung by every conceivable creature
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relating to vehicles that operate both on land and in water: start learning
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they covered much of Africa in their amphibious car.
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making you feel slightly frightened or worried about your ability to achieve something: oniesmielajacy start learning
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Joan often performed the more daunting role
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Who was up a thorn tree ready to warn of a wildebeest herd thundering their way?
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a large African animal with a long tail and horns that curve to the sides that lives in areas covered in grass antylopa gnu start learning
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a wildebeest herd thunderied their way
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to turn from something solid into something soft or liquid, or to cause something to do this: start learning
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Whose shoes were melted by volcanic lava
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He's always boasting about his sexual prowess. athletic/sporting prowess. He was at the height of his powers as a man.
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to remove something or set something free with difficulty: start learning
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Alan met a woman who he would find it difficult - to extricate himself from.
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used to describe people or animals that are easy to love because they are so attractive and often small: start learning
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She also had two adorable, sociable children
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a short and not very serious sexual relationship start learning
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she tried to convince herself that it was a temporary fling. flung, flung
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a serious disease in which the body produces too many white blood cells start learning
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Then Jennie was diagnosed with leukaemia
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(the act of) forcing someone, or being forced, to leave a school, organization, or country: start learning
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They threatened him with expulsion from school. she could not have foreseen her attempted expulsion of Joan from his life.
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