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| to rough up, to manhandle |
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to start listening
to get information out of someone |
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| the ground, the earth, the land |
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to be dyed
to be tainted, to be stained
to be infected |
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to make an offering
to pay (fees)
to supply
to store
to bring to a close
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to achieve (a result) |
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| to be rubbed the wrong way |
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to overlook (as in decide not to punish)
to overlook (as in fail to notice) |
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to feel irritated
to feel sick |
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to untie, to unfasten, to unwrap
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to solve, to work out
to dispel, to clear up
to dissolve (contract, etc.), to cancel, to lift (restriction)
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| to be erected (a building) |
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to take a big bite
to take the best part, to steal all the good parts
to steal the show |
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destination
address
whereabouts |
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one side
counterpart
one of a pair, fellow, mate (e.g., socks) |
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| to overlook (as in fail to notice) |
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| to cut one's way through, to struggle through |
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| share (of the profits, etc.) |
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to put in such that there is a snug fit (gloves, ring, handcuffs, etc.)
to pigeonhole (into a category)
to entrap
to frame (for a crime) |
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| great performance (of an actor) |
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| atmosphere, ambience, mood |
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