Vocabulary

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to get along well together; to be in tune with one another; to harmonize with each other; to go well together

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to close in on (30 years of age, etc.); to approach; to get close to

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to gouge out; to cut out; to scoop out

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to face each other; to be opposite one another

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to face each other; to be opposite one another

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to grasp back; to squeeze back; to grab back

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to theorize

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to increase; to grow

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to stand on end (of hair)

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to make someone move

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to be suitable; to be appropriate; to match

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to be subject to punishment; to be punished

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to go to a karaoke bar

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indicates completion

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to dissuade; to change someone's mind; to make someone give up the idea of

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to give rein to (imagination)

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to give rein to (imagination); to lend wings to (fancy)

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to turn red; to turn rufous; to become discolored

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to tower; to rise; to soar

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to force to do; to compel

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to blossom; to flower; to bloom

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to perform; to play; to act

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to crop; to shear; to cut or trim something evenly; to make all the same length

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to shave off

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to spit

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to lift down; to carry down in one's arms

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to gush out; to gush forth; to effuse

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to take off something (e.g. a pair of shoes) and leave them neatly aligned side by side

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to hammer out thinly (e.g. goldleaf)

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to make text longer by additional writing

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to gaze back at

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to cling to (e.g. old customs); to adhere to; to stick to; to be wedded to

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to start eating

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to begin to speak

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to begin to cry

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to begin to walk; to set out

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to begin to drink

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to begin to attend (e.g. school)

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to begin some form of lifestyle

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to begin blooming

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