jpdb beta

every day; daily; day after day; days (e.g. good old days)

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to grin

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to step firmly; to harden by treading

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to lean against; to lean on; to recline on; to lie heavy (on the stomach); to be uneasily digested

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ardent; passionate; vehement

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to build up; to establish (one's reputation)

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property; fortune; assets

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ideal; ideals

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to pant; to gasp; to be short of breath; to be excited

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to try to (do); to want to; to be about to (do, happen)

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older brother and younger sister

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younger; junior

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as one wishes; the way one wants; to one's satisfaction

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to work (for); to be employed (at); to serve (as); to act (as); to conduct a religious service

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clerk at the information desk

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someone working behind-the-scenes; scene shifter; lady consort (to a high personage)

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to make oneself known to the public; to become popular; to gain influence

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incident; affair; happening; event

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zealous; enthusiastic; ardent; fervent; keen; eager

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summer clothing

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north side; north bank

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colourful

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brimming with health (vigor, vigour); full of vitality; full of health

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to rise; to swell; to be promoted

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mental preparedness; being braced for; being steeled for

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ideal

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vivid; bright; brilliant; skillful; skilful; adept

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to like; to prefer

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fashion; trend; vogue; prevalence (of a disease); epidemic

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walk; stroll

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to accompany; to go hand in hand with; to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by; to bring with; to take with

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a long way off; matter for the future; not going to happen anytime soon

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seam; stitch; suture

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crêpe

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compote

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to cool (from room temperature); to chill; to calm down; to cool off; to be frightened (at); to be scared (of)

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proposal; offer; request; application

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to hold back (e.g. emotions); to rein in (e.g. a horse, unruly people); to get the better of; to control; to command

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sociable

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disorder; confusion; clutter; mess; muddle; disarray

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to laugh scornfully

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inheritance; something given or received

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to astonish; to astound; to stupefy; to flabbergast; to strike a person dumb; to dumbfound

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to follow; to pursue; to die right after a loved one; to kill oneself after the death of a loved one; to follow an example set by earlier generations (or one's master, etc.)

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to enter; to trespass; to interfere; to meddle; to pry into

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sewing method; sewer

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insufficient study

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(in) the middle of; (in) the midst of; (in) the course of; (at) the height of

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with a bang; with a crash; with a bump; suddenly (fall); sharply

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charmless; lacking charm; not adorable; unendearing; not very nice at all

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