Vocabulary

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to buy as a gift

Verb

trade; buying and selling

Noun

to crawl out; to creep out

Verb

to crawl out of; to creep out of

Verb

to win; to gain; to earn

Verb

to win; to gain; to earn

Verb

bad skin; rough skin; unhealthy skin; skin irritation; skin breakouts

Noun

faultless; flawless; perfect; impeccable; unimpeachable; beyond reproach

Phrase

non-nuclear; anti-nuclear

Adj

good correspondent; ready writer

Noun

plain woman

Noun

to release (e.g. a film)

Verb

sound of the wind; voice of the wind

Phrase

to return (to the original state); to revert (to); to restore (to); to be restored (to)

Verb

to return (to the original state); to revert (to); to restore (to); to be restored (to)

Verb

to laugh to oneself; to smile to oneself

Phrase

gross; disgusting

i-Adj

Narcissus

Noun

writer; author

Noun

front or rear of a palanquin (carried by two people); one of two people carrying a palanquin

Noun

untouched; unrestrained; unscathed

Adverb

to start forgetting

Verb

to sink; to go down; to set

Verb

this document; this letter; this writing

Noun

to make up for; to compensate for; to offset

Verb

fishing float; bobber

Noun

to take a view or perspective; to regard as; to consider to be

Verb

clothes-drying platform; place for drying laundry

Noun

to feel sick; to be nauseated

Phrase

existence (of natural resources); presence

Noun

reserves (of oil, natural gas, etc.); potential capacity (of wind power, solar power, etc.)

Noun

to paint in different colors (for different purposes) (colours)

Verb

distinctive ring tones

Noun

detached building; solitary house; room detached from main house

Noun

independence from parents

Noun

parents' ability (or inability) to let go of their children

Noun

aliteracy; loss of interest in or shift away from reading (especially serious) books or literature

Noun

customers losing interest in product or shop

Noun

disintermediation; removing money from banks; seeking non-bank funds sources

Noun

an amateur as good as a professional

Noun