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(verb) to like very much, to love deeply Peter ... Joanna since they met for the first time start learning
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Peter has adored Joanna since they met for the first time
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(adjective) the greatest, the best start learning
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Their last album is supreme
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(noun) something or someone large and awkward A massive ... of a man stood at the door, completely blocking the entrance start learning
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A massive hulk of a man stood at the door, completely blocking the entrance
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(phrasal) to be hit by someone The economy is going to ... as well start learning
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The economy is going to take a hit as well
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She ... him in the face once he confessed start learning
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She smacked him in the face once he confessed
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(adjective) extremely large The impact of this change was... start learning
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The impact of this change was immense
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(noun) the quality of not being noticeable or obvious in any way ... has never been one of your strong points start learning
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Subtlety has never been one of your strong points
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I ... the necessary passwords start learning
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I gained the necessary passwords
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(noun) the people who read a certain newspaper, people who regularly buy a magazine The magazine's ... was shocked by the change in its publication frequency start learning
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The magazine's readership was shocked by the change in its publication frequency
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(noun) one's parents, grandparents and other older and past relatives, sometimes including an entire race Though born in New York, his family was of Scottish ... and maintained many of their traditions start learning
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Though born in New York, his family was of Scottish stock and maintained many of their traditions
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(verb) force others to do things A boy... him into giving up the money start learning
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A boy bullied him into giving up the money
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(noun) the point at which a very significant change occurs, a decisive moment start learning
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It was a turning point in my career.
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(phrasal) all the things one needs to know in order to do a job or deal with something You learn ... of software development while working at a tech company start learning
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You learn the ropes of software development while working at a tech company
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(verb) to persuade somebody not to do something He tried to ... me from jumping off the cliff start learning
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He tried to dissuade me from jumping off the cliff
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(adjective) demanding over and over again that something should happen Despite the heavy snowstorm, Maria was ... on driving to the concert start learning
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Despite the heavy snowstorm, Maria was insistent on driving to the concert
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(verb) to give up an activity You should ... your job if it is so stressful. start learning
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You should quit your job if it is so stressful
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(verb) to feel anger at something, to feel hurt about something She ... the fact that I got a better price for the same product start learning
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She resented the fact that I got a better price for the same product
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(verb) to leave someone or something when you should stay with them and look after them When Jack ... his family, the police went looking for him start learning
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When Jack abandoned his family, the police went looking for him
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(verb) the amount of annual business The currency markets have an annual ... of USD 360 trillion start learning
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The currency markets have an annual turnover of USD 360 trillion
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(adverb) suggesting that somebody or something has great importance The old palace gates opened ... to welcome the arriving guests start learning
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The old palace gates opened grandly to welcome the arriving guests
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(adjective) describes a system or computer program to involve the user in the exchange of information This ... app helps my kids learn English start learning
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This interactive app helps my kids learn English
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(verb) to collect or receive the benefits of something In the autumn, there will be nothing to... start learning
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In the autumn, there will be nothing to harvest
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(adjective) very beautiful, very surprising The result is ... and the proof is elegant start learning
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The result is stunning and the proof is elegant
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(noun) a part of a film that shows a particular event or a related series of events I am the only one who knows the full... start learning
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I am the only one who knows the full sequence.
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(noun) a natural force pulling objects to the ground You can always count on ... to bring you down. start learning
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You can always count on gravity to bring you down.
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(verb) to throw away, to dispose of start learning
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I discarded my code changes
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