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| a policeman; a cop; a police officer |
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| to advance; to move forward; to promote |
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| a golf course; golf links |
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| a selling area; the counter; the department |
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| a meeting place; an assembly hall |
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| an airfield; an airport; a flying field [ground] |
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| immediately; instantly; at once; promptly |
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| to sit on one's heels with one's back straght |
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| a room floored with tatami mats; a parlor |
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| failure; defeat; a mistake; a blunder; a flop |
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| rude; impolite; discourteous; impertinent |
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| a fault; a mistake; a blunder; an error |
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| to lose one's job; to get fired |
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| unrequited love; disappointment in love |
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| the little finger; the pinkie |
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| the index finger; the first finger |
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| to appoint; to name; to designate; to specify |
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| to point to [at]; to indicate; to mean; to refer to |
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| a finger; the thumb; a toe |
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| filthy; obscene; disgusting; repulsive |
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| to make a thing dirty; to disgrace; to dishonor |
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| dirty; grubby; soiled; mean-spirited; foul; unfair |
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| to get dirty; to be [get] soiled; to be polluted |
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| to dirty [soil] one's clothes |
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| contamination; (air) pollution |
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| to measure; to weigh; to guess; to surmise |
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| to measure; to survey; to take a survey (of) |
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| a large [great] quantity (of); a lot (of) |
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| to return; to give back ;to pay back; to repay |
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| to turn [flip] over; to turn (a shirt) inside out |
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| to be restored; to be given back |
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| door-to-door parcel delivery service |
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| high-speed; fast; express |
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| directly; at once; immediatelyl; promptly |
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| express delivery; special delivery |
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| quick; fast; speedy; rapid; swift; brisk; prompt |
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| a newspaper publishing company |
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| the subway; the underground; the Tube [Metro] |
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| a locality; a district; a region; an area |
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| plain (living); simple (tastes); subdued (colors) |
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| an earthquake (shock); an earth tremor |
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| to talk with ; to discuss; to consult |
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| to talk [have a chat] with a friend |
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| a telephone; a phone; a (phone) call |
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| (a) conversation; a talk; a dialogue; a chat |
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| a middle school; a junior high school |
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| a full-time housewife; a homemaker |
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| a specialty; a special subject of study |
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| wholly; simply; entirely; solely; exclusively |
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| despotism; autocracy; absolutism |
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| a relation; a relative; a kinsman; kin(folk) |
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| clothing; clothes; garments |
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| man; mankind; the human race; humanity |
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| a kind; a sort; a variety; a species; a type |
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| to get up; to get out of bed; to wake up; to awake |
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