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I prefer marshmallows to millions |
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(early) in the morning
she has to get up early in the morning to brush her pony's mane |
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remember (PERF) (+GEN)
memory |
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month (M)
he passed a month in memphis |
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earn, deserve (2)
this merits a reward |
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mid-day, south (M)
at mid day they continued their merry journey south |
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threats (F PL)
don't listen to her threats, their only minor accusations |
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threaten (1) (+DAT)
he threatened a minor |
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town wall, fortifications(N PL)
they spent lots of money rebuilding the town wall and fortifications |
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admire, be amazed at (1)
after the transformation, she looked in the mirror and was amazed at what she saw |
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soft
she tried to mollify her but was afraid she was being too soft |
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show (1)
show me the monster! |
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| mortalis, mortalis, mortale |
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custom, tradition, behaviours, character
morris dancing is an old tradition |
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fortify (4)
fortify the castle with munitions |
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excessive
it is not minimum, it is far too much! Excessive even! |
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hurt, harm (2) (+DAT)
try not to knock over the vase, it will get harmed and you may get hurt |
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| nosco, noscere, novi, notum |
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get to know, learn
you use your notes to help you to learn |
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know (PERF)
I am not a novice, I know much! |
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well-known, notorious
noted |
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| strip, uncover, expose (1) |
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count, reckon (1)
the count can count the numbers |
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| oblivscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum |
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| obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessum |
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besiege
Agamemnon obstinately insisted on besieging Troy, he was obsessed with its gold |
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| obtineo, obtinere, obtinui, obtentum |
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keep hold of, maintain, preserve, aquire
once it has been obtained, it will be kept hold of for ever |
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| occido, occidere, ocidi, ocisum |
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labour, care, trouble
much care and trouble, not to mention labour, must go into an opera |
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townspeople, citizens (M PL)
the people of the oppidum |
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choose, wish, desire
I opt to... |
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rise, spring from
he rose from Moria |
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speech (F)
Horatio gave an excellent speech about the role of women in the Trojan war |
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bone (N)
ostriches must have huge bones in their long legs |
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