Vocabulary

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microtone

Noun

to slip out (of words, remarks, etc.); to pour from one's lips; to blurt out

Phrase

frail; flimsy; insubstantial; insignificant; lacking gravitas

Phrase

w-sitting; duck sit; sitting position with both knees bent outward and buttocks flat on the floor

Phrase

upper abdomen; epigastrium

Noun

brownout; drop in voltage

Noun

even if ... were not so; even if it were not the case

Phrase

article of commerce; trade goods

Noun

electromagnetic pulse; EMP

Noun

meters per second; mps

Noun

semi-advanced countries

Noun

thin cloth; sheer fabric

Noun

to say without hesitation; to assert boldly; to declare flatly; to rebuff (someone's argument); to argue down; to talk down

Verb

to worry about; to be anxious about; to be concerned about; to stress over

Verb

marvelous; astonishing; wonderful

na-Adj

worthy of being a national treasure; national-treasure class

Adj

to break into a smile

Verb

sexual cruelty; sexual brutality

Noun

to scrape off; to shave off; to rub off

Verb

to be annoyed; to be inconvenienced

Verb

St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum)

Noun

to lick up

Verb

number of participants; number of people present

Noun

intervener; intervening party; third-party intervener

Noun

hair accessory

Noun

maquette

Noun

ceasefire negotiations

Noun

cingulate gyrus; cingulum

Noun

omnidirectional; all-directional; all-encompassing

na-Adj

LORAN; long-range navigation system; hyperbolic radio navigation system

Noun

immune response

Noun

automated guided vehicle; AGV

Noun

Federation Cup (tennis)

Noun

onychomycosis; tinea unguium

Noun

gather up!; get together!

Phrase

destruction by fire; burning down; being burned to nothing

Noun

critical hit; enemy attack dealing heavy damage

Phrase

angry face; angry expression

Noun

to stiffen (with tension, fear, etc.); to tense up; to go rigid

Phrase

not applicable; not subject to (a law, rule, etc.); outside the scope (of); exempt (from)

Phrase