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Even the smallest baby can identify its mother by her voice. start learning
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to recognize someone or something and say or prove who or what that the person or thing is
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I deplore the attitude of this girl. start learning
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to say or think that something is very bad
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His sense of humor is one of his best traits. start learning
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a particular characteristic that can produce a particular type of behaviour
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We must make an immediate response. start learning
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happening or done without delay or very soon after something else
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You are just an old-fashioned gal, aren't you? start learning
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(informal or humorous) a woman or a girl
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There is concern that the giant panda will soon become extinct. start learning
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I owe everything to my parents. start learning
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to have a success only because of what someone has done for you
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I'd like to buy a bigger house, but I don't have the wherewithal. start learning
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The money or other means needed for a particular purpose
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He glanced nervously at his watch. start learning
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to give aquick short look
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She won 400 metres race with ease. start learning
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the state of experiencing no difficulty effort pain
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I ripped his letters and burned the pieces. start learning
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to tear something into small pieces
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bizzare situation bizzare question start learning
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I am a job-seeker, I've been trying to find a job for 6 months now. start learning
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someone who is trying to find a job
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She is a very demanding child. start learning
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needing a lot of attention, effort or time
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You are stranded on a desert island. start learning
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unable to leave somewhere because of a problem such as not having any transport or money
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He was flapping his arms, pretending to be a chicken. start learning
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moving sth quickly up and down
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company which finds and interviews candidates too fill job vacancies in other companies
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If I look flustred, it's because I'm trying to do too many things at once. start learning
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My wedding was the most nerve-racking situation I've ever experienced. start learning
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difficult to do and causing a lot of worry for the person
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I made a blunder by getting his name wrong start learning
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stupid but serious mistake
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I'm trying to work and your talking is a huge distraction! start learning
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something that stops you from giving their attention to something else
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She couldn't stop fiddling with her hair before the job interview, she was very nervous. start learning
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playing with something because you are nervous
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This tea is very hot so sip it carefully. start learning
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to drink taking only very small amount at a time
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It is inexcasuable that such yung children were left in the house alone. start learning
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Scientists are stumped by this mystery virus. start learning
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be unable to answer a question or solve a problem because it is too difficult
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Right now I am only focused on my career. start learning
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giving a lot of attention to one particular thing
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I was looking for my passport but got sidetracked by my old photos and forgot about it. start learning
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start talking or doing something less important
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I can't stand her, she's so annoying. start learning
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I used to hate learning definitions by heart when I was at school. start learning
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