1 Flashcards

Question

olcsón

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at a low price

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with gas heating

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to enquire

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studio apartment

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how can i help you?

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far from the city center

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close to the university

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what do you need?

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I need a fridge

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neighbourhood

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to look at

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“to suffice,” “to be suitable,” or “to meet [a standard].”

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ruhásszekrény

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You look good

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dining table

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"too," "excessively," or "overly" in English. It is used to indicate that something is done to an excessive or extreme degree, beyond what is desirable, necessary, or appropriate.

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movement, motion

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"to straighten out" or "to straighten up"

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to lift up" or "to raise"

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"to lean on" or "to support oneself on."

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Kneeling down, does not imply necessarily changing position from a lower position

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"get on one's knees", from position of lying down or sitting down

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Finally, Mark manages to go over to Martha

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It seems as if Mark is dancing some strange, comical dance

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as if, like

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Just as it is

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It seems that everything is okay.

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He behaves like a child.

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I feel as though I'm flying.

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I decided that I would go.

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It seems like

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"so," "thus," "like that," or "in that way."

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Can mean someone who is poor or lacking money, but in some contexts, it might carry a slightly more derogatory connotation.

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used to describe someone who is broke or financially struggling.

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to quit or resign

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"stagger" or "stumble"

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both convey the meaning of immediacy, "E" - This word implies a direct or immediate transition from one action to another without any delay. It can also suggest a sense of continuity or following an action without interruption. "E" is often used in everyday speech and can be considered slightly less formal."A" - This word carries a strong sense of immediacy and urgency. It is often used in situations where there is no tolerance for delay. "A" can be used in both formal and informal contexts and might be the preferred choice in official communications or instructions.

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"right away," "immediately," "straight away," or "at once."

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lying, reclining

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able, capable

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shouted, yelled

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"M" - This word is used to indicate the repetition of an action or event that has happened before. It can sometimes carry a sense of annoyance or exasperation, especially if the repeated event is undesirable. "M" is often used when the recurrence happens after a relatively short period or when it is somewhat expected or habitual."Ú" - This word also means "again," but it often implies a sense of renewal or starting over. "U@" can be used when an action or event is repeated after a longer interval or with an emphasis on the idea of doing something another time with the possibility of a different outcome. In some cases, they can be used interchangeably without a significant change in meaning.

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again (undesirable)

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inexplicably, unintelligibly

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While falling

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loses her balance

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to pick up the bag

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he/she/it should pick up, "to take up," or "to put on."

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bends down

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to feel out, to grope, to probe It implies a careful, searching action, often involving exploration or trying to find something that isn’t easily accessible.

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bare or naked

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His/Her clothes are all dirty

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gets on all fours

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strains oneself, exerts oneself

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why, what for,

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Minek ez az egész?

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to take out, to discern, to make out

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kind or type

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something like this

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makes a sound

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inarticulate

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after the fall (not the season!)

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falls into a dirty puddle

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falls into

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balance or equilibirium

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Loses, like he lost his balance

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he/she loses interest

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a few or some

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to do, to make.In the sentence “Martha végül _____ néhány lépést oldalra,” it’s used in the sense of “takes” as in “takes a few steps.”

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resembles, it's similar to

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literally "this is pants" but it means "this is rubbish" or "this is disappointing"

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to spend time

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industry or trade. In certain contexts, "" can also imply craftsmanship or the skillful practice of a particular craft or trade.it can mean endeavour too

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is used to describe the act of saying farewell, often implying a sense of leaving, departure, or ending of an encounter or relationship.

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describing someone with great knowledge or scholarly achievement

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It is often used to describe someone's demeanor or behavior that is warm, welcoming, and pleasant.

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we were weaving. Fon is to weave or to braid.

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decoration or ornament

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to gather or to collect

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mind or intelligence

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weak or feeble

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sweated over or worked hard on

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interesting

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which, that, to introduce a relative clause referring to a noun mentioned earlier.

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wreath. arrangement of flowers, etc in a ring for decoration as a mark of distinction or honour, or laid on a grave

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“on it” or “on him/her.” It’s also used as an expression of encouragement, similar to “come on” or “go for it”

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long time ago

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literally "you are pushing it" but actually "you rock"

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“for example.” It is used to introduce an example or illustration that clarifies or supports a previous statement.

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an adjective meaning “all,” “total,” or “entire.” It’s used to refer to the whole amount or entirety of something. For example, “az ___ könyv” means “all the books.” It’s often used to denote the collective quantity or entirety of a group or set of items.

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act (pulling up)

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current, now

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to stagger, to sway, unsteady and wavering motion, often used to depict someone who is having difficulty walking straight

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his or her figure

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fragile, delicate, easily broken or damaged

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it pushes, (sudden and abruptly, forceful)

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everything

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you will arrive

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don’t forget

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in advance

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many people

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I will go out to meet you

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I wait for your answer

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student card

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smoker (place where you can smoke)

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on the plataform

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inf. let's go, come one, hurry up

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"so," "therefore," or "thus."

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I believe...

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in it, inside it

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"should" or "ought to". "___ aludni" means "I should sleep" or "One ought to sleep."

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"let it be", "may it be". "___ szép napod" is "have a nice day" or "let it be a nice day for you"

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himself," "herself," or "itself," depending on the context. It is the formal or polite form of "yourself" when addressing someone with respect

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"because of" or "due to" . "A ____ a forgalom miatt van." ("The delay is because of the traffic. "Boldog vagyok a jó hír _____." ("I am happy because of the good news.")

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"we" but when "we" are the recepients of an action". "Lát ____?" it translates to "Do you see us?"

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together, It's an adverb used to indicate that actions or activities are being done in unison or in the company of others.

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you. it's used when "you" are the direct object of a sentence, "Látlak ___" (I see you),

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really, truly, indeed

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"according to" or "in the opinion of"

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"to say" or "to tell." 3rd person, "he/she says" or "he/she tells." It's also used formally for "you say" "____, kérem, hogyan segíthetek?"

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"about him/her/it"

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thing, matter, It's a noun used to refer to an object, an item, a subject of discussion, or a situation.

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which means "to say" or "to tell." It's used to give a command or request to someone in a familiar or informal context "_____ el a történetet!" means "Tell the story!"

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Tell him/her!

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"on it," "go ahead," or "do it." encourage someone to start or continue an action or to give permission or approval

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Go ahead, start it!

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Come on, you can do it!

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while, until, It's used to indicate a time frame during which an action or condition continues.

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While I am sleeping, do not disturb me

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We wait until he/she arrives

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I believed

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I believed in it/him/her.

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Once I believed in fairy tales.

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should" or "ought to."

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We should go" or "We ought to go."

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You should rest" or "You ought to rest."

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I would like to be happy.

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It's important to be a good friend

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"so" or "so much." ___ szép" translates to "So beautiful."

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one" or "one of" "___ nap" translates to "One day" or "One of the days." "Az ____ könyv" means "One of the books" or "The one book."

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I thought, "____, hogy jössz" means "I thought you would come."

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an adverb, "just," "exactly," or "right" "_____ most" translates to "just now" or "right now." "____ ott" means "exactly there" or "right there." "_____ ez kell nekem" can be translated as "This is exactly what I need."

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rather, preferably, instead, "____ otthon maradok" translates to "I'd rather stay home."

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"became" or "was/were", "Ő ____ a bajnok" means "He/She became the champion." "Az időjárás rossz ____" translates to "The weather turned bad"

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Myself, "Megcsinálom ___" translates to "I'll do it myself."

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"own", "___ ház" means "own house." "A ___ véleményem" translates to "my own opinion."

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few, some, It's a numerical descriptor used to indicate a small, indefinite number of items or instances, "___ nap" means "a few days,"

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"with this" or "with it." "____ egyetértek" translates to "I agree with this." "Mit csinálsz ____?" means "What are you doing with this/it?"

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All the children

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"single," "only," or "sole."

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The only opportunity

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"completely," "fully," or "totally."

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I completely agree.

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buddy, pal, friend

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"to him," "to her," or "to it" "Odamész ___?" means "Are you going to him/her/it?" "Beszélni fogok ___" translates to "I will talk to him/her/it."

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before, "____ elindulsz, zárd be az ajtót" translates to "Before you leave, close the door."

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I went to the cinema alone.

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an auxiliary verb used to express permission or a request, equivalent to "let" in English. It is often used with another verb to suggest allowing or asking for something to happen.

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Let me go!

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Let me explain!

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"seriously" or "seriously?"

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I take this seriously.

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Really? Seriously?

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They were there.

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"on you" or "to you" indicate direction towards or focus on the person being spoken to, informal "___ gondoltam": "I thought of you." "Ez ___ vár": "This is waiting for you."

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I've found my keys

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Got it, I understand

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I just ask for one

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excellent "___ ötlet": great idea "____ érzem magam": "I feel excellent."

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"first" or "for the first time." It's an adverb used to indicate the initial occurrence of an action or event, "____ találkoztunk" translates to "We met for the first time."

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First, this needs to be done.

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"therefore," "thus," or "so" Esik az eső, ___ nem megyünk a parkba

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"together" or "collectively"

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We need to put the pieces together

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"to compare" (literally, "to bring together for comparison").

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"with that" or "with it" It is used to refer to something previously mentioned or understood in the context, indicating that an action is being done with or in relation to that thing.

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"about this" or "on this"

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As an Expression of Doubt or Skepticism: Similar to the English "really?" or "seriously?" Example: "___, tényleg ezt gondolod?" ("Really, do you really think that?") To Express Impatience or Irritation: Similar to "come on" in English. Example: "___ már, siessünk!" ("Come on, let's hurry up!") To Emphasize a Negative Statement: Similar to "at all" in a negative sentence in English. Example: "___ nem olyan nehéz ez." ("This is not hard at all.")

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"yet," "still," or "nevertheless" "Nem akartam elmenni, ____ mentem" translates to "I didn't want to go, yet I went."

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"that's all," "this much," or "so much." "___ volt, köszönöm" translates to "That's all, thank you." "___ pénzem van" means "I have this much money."

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"great" or "wonderful."

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"like" or "appeal to." It's a verb used to express that something is pleasing or favorable to someone. It's equivalent to saying "I like" or "it appeals to me" in English.

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means "guys" or "boys." It's an informal term often used to refer to a group of young men or boys, similar to how "guys" is used in English.

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"dead" or "deceased." as a noun, it refers to a dead person or a corpse.

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occasionally

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"into it" or "in it."

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"El kell ____" = "I should go" or "I have to go,"

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"time" in the sense of "it's time" or "the right time" "___ aludni" translates to "It's time to sleep."

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"worry," "concern," or "trouble."

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"to flail" or "to wave around"

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is used to indicate an action being done simultaneously with another action (similar to the English "-ing" ending

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"stagger back" or "recoil"

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"to rush" or "to zoom".

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indicating the necessity or possibility to perform the action.

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"regains" or "recovers."

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again, one more time. Formal. It can imply that something is being repeated after a pause or that it is being done in the same way as before.

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"to sit around," "to lounge," or "to idle."

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"to get out of a mix-up" or "to extricate oneself from a situation".

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"to stretch out" or "to extend.

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poetic form of "kellemes" which means "pleasant" or "nice". However, in this context, it seems to imply "right" or "exact", suggesting "___ közepén" means "right in the middle".

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"certain" or "sure"

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thought process

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"takes place" or "plays out"

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swaying back and forth, he/she ends up next to Martha

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ends up" or "gets to."

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"closer" or "nearer"

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"immediately" or "right away" in English. It is used to indicate that an action is to be performed without delay.

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"you can touch it" or "you can hold it"

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to touch, to hold, to grasp

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"from him/her/it."

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"still", "yet", . It can also mean "even" or "more" depending on the context.

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I am still here.

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He/She has not arrived yet.

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He/She has not arrived yet.

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Even he/she was surprised.

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I would like one more, please.

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I want to know more.

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An expression of disbelief, similar to "No way!" or "Certainly not!"

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Still as in an ongoing state or condition.

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Never before

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is a prefix that is often used to indicate the completion or realization of an action.

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it happens, it occurs - with a nuance of something happening by chance or unexpectedly

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to get used to something, to become accustomed to

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I will do it later

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Maybe when I have time, I'll read the book.

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You will see, I am right.

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We will discuss it when he/she arrives

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I would like a tea, or rather, a coffee.

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I took with me a pen and also a notebook.

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The project was successful, that is to say, we exceeded the goals.

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This dress is suitable for you.

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The real world

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This is what fate intended.

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is a postposition that is equivalent to the English preposition "by" in the sense of indicating the agent in a passive construction or the means by which something is done. It can also mean "through" in the sense of passing through a location or medium.

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This book was written by József.

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I received this letter by mail

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We went through the forest

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I bought this book for you

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The room is reserved for the guests.

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This law was made for the children

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"as well as" or "and also"

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Tea as well as coffee

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Own opinion

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Homemade or self-made

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The picnic was canceled because of the storm

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We missed the train because of your delay

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Would you be so kind?

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I would have a question

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What would happen if...

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I would like to be a doctor

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He became the champion

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towards himself

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Mark takes Martha by the hand.

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he doesn't let go of Martha's hand

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both are letting go. First one implies deliberate action of releasing or allowing it to be free, is more commonly used when talking about letting go of something in a general sense. Second one can carry a connotation of letting something fall or drop, perhaps more passively, can imply a more specific manner of letting go.

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Eventually, Martha manages to rise to one knee, then to the other as well

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After some time, he/she manages to stand on one leg

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Mark pulls Martha's hand with all his might, Martha stands up

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loses her balance and falls onto Mark, Mark also loses his balance

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cannot keep Martha, is unable to hold onto Martha

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and falls into the same puddle along with him/her it is more commonly used metaphorically to describe a situation where one person makes the same mistake or encounters the same problem as someone else

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"into the same" or "to the same" and is used to indicate that something is going into or towards the same place, direction, or category as something else.

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In their bed, both of them exclaim

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"they exclaim" or "they cry out"

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From Mark, a 'Couldn't handle it?!' bursts out

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Marthából pedig egy „Kell ez már?!”" translates to "And from Martha, a 'Do we really need this now?

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Mark and Martha are lying in the puddle for a while.

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for a while

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First, Mark tries to stand up, after a few unsuccessful attempts, he finally manages to kneel.

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"first" or "at first."

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Mark tries

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to stand up

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"attempt" or "experiment"

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This construction emphasizes the action that is being succeeded at.

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finally, succeeds to get on his/her knee

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Meanwhile, Martha lies motionless in the puddle

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"meanwhile" or "in the meantime,"

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motionless, still

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Mark tries to rise from kneeling

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constantly loses his balance

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"to rise" or "to get up."

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from kneeling

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"constantly" or "continuously."

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falls to his knees

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Mark decides that....

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climbs a bit to the side

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Mark on all fours, like a dog

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"all mud" or "covered in mud"

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Martha's body moves at the sound of Márk's voice

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Martha lifts her head

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"to lift" or "to raise."

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Let's raise the question

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lift, jack

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lifting, elevation

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Weightlifting

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"slides" or "crawls","slip" or "slide"

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approvingly, agreement

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és a többi,etcetera

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Complete, Full, Entire, Total, Whole

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The complete collection.

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Total amount.

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At full load

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At full volume

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"during" or "in the course of"

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During the course, I learned Hungarian.

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Complications arose during the surgery.

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"since," "as," or "for," is a conjunction that is used to express a reason or explanation that is already known to the listener or is considered to be self-evident

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Since you know that I am right

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We have to do it, as we have made a promise

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"which" or "deep,"

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The lake, which we walked by, was very clear.

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A deep ditch runs along the field

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Deep thoughts occupy him/her

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Martha wipes her face

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she has somewhat come to herself

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"for a long time" or "lengthily."

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"to solve" or "to decipher."

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to wipe" repeatedly or gently.

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starts to speak

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Mark's tongue gets tied, he can hardly pronounce every single word.

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meaning, sense

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It is apparent that she is trying to comprehend what this whole thing is

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"But who sees what? Well, that's already a question." the phrase is reflecting on the subjectivity of perception or opinion

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"intently" or "steadily,

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to stare/gaze

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"tries" or "strives,"

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"to realize,"

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"it seems" or "it appears."

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And who is asking me this?

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"We must see the goals and the tasks that we set for ourselves, and that's it."

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to set or place, often used metaphorically with goals or tasks

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goal, objective

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In order to find the queen's diamond

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"address" or "title"

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Vomit, just not on my suit

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I cannot be vomited on

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by the way

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By the way, they call me Mark

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I was here as a guest

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At friends' [place], who have drunk me to death

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There is no death.

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the Almighty" or "the Most High"

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The Almighty takes us to Himself

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This is an interjection expressing dismay, distress, or annoyance. It's similar to saying "Oh no!" or "Oh dear!" in English.

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"nonsense" or "bullshit."

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Everything you're saying right now is such nonsense.

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"shit" or "crap."

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What you're saying right now is such crap

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What you're saying right now is total diarrhea

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simply, just

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"horrible," "terrible," or "dreadful."

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"stop it" or "quit it"

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"to listen" or "to be silent.

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Martha starts to hit Mark and shouts

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to hit" or "to strike."

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he/she/it starts

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Shut your mouth

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"hides" or "crouches."

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"repeats" or "keeps repeating,"

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Mark hides behind his hand from Martha's blows and keeps repeating it

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I feel nauseous

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Martha throws herself onto Mark with her whole body, trying to cover his mouth with her hand

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1. To harness or bridle animals, fitting them with equipment for work. 2. Colloquially, to tell someone to shut up or be quiet. 3. To put to use or employ something for a particular purpose. 4. In some contexts, it can mean to contain or secure something within a space or boundary.

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"appropriate", "suitable", or "proper"

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"in case of" or "at the time of"

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inside" or "within"

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Just/Exactly, Currently/Right now, Even (surprising) , Just about/Almost

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I just arrived

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It fits exactly

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I am working right now.

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Even he said this

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He barely didn't fall

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"from among" or "out of."

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Out of the students, two remained in the classroom."

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One must choose from among the options.

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"in it" or "inside it" when translated to English. It is often used to refer to something that is contained within something else.

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Can be found.

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"with him" or "with her"

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increasingly better" or "better and better".

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more and more people

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it keeps growing

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Woman, or, Grow/Grows/Growing

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since yesterday

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"for", "because", or "since", It is used to explain why something is the case or to justify a statement that was made previously

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I can't come to the party, because I have to work.

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How much did it cost

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This book cost ten thousand forints

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The ball ended up behind the fence.

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He accidentally became the center of attention.

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We need to avoid the traffic jam

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He avoided giving an answer.

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(to end up next to something

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to go over something

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"then" or "after that"

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The film titled "The Lord of the Rings"

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"in a manner of," "in a way," or "like."

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in a friendly manner

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in a quick manner

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“We should do it in a different way” or “We should do it in a different manner.”

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Even though it's raining, I'm going for a run

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You can do anything

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The waiter stood behind the bar

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Even if I don't like it, I'll do it

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I would like a portion

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A part of the cake is already gone

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"participation" or "condolence,"

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"installment" or "detail"

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"share" or "stock"

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takes part

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to participate in something

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outside, except

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"until now," "so far," or "up to this point."

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I went through the park

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Through the book, I discovered a new world

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We learn through experiences

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He/she has changed a lot over the years.

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Avoid the traffic

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He ended up in the wrong place

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to circle around something or someone, often used when someone is avoiding a topic or a direct answer.

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Enough of the evading

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almost, nearly

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I'm almost finished

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I nearly heard his voice

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We have only one chance

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He/she is my only friend

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There is a single problem

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He said he wouldn't come, yet he is here.

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We were expecting rain, yet the sun came out

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She doesn't like the movie, yet she watches it till the end

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For the sake of the children.

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Measures taken in the interest of the community.

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I will do everything for his/her/your benefit.

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"towards" or "in the direction of."

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"much" or "a lot more"

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"right" as in a legal right or entitlement

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Human rights

Answer 437

The right to vote

Answer 438

I read while you watch TV

Answer 439

As long as you don't finish the work, you can't go play

Answer 440

professional experience

Answer 441

vocational training" or "professional training."

Answer 442

professional development

Answer 443

Do it like this

Answer 444

It's better this way.

Answer 445

That's right." or "It is so."

Answer 446

which can be translated to "which" or "that" in English when referring to an object or a thing in a relative clause. It is used to connect a subordinate clause to a main clause by referring back to a noun or a pronoun in the main clause.

Answer 447

The book that I read was very interesting.

Answer 448

"usually" or "generally"

Answer 449

Everyone has a say.

Answer 450

annual report

Answer 451

annual budget

Answer 452

"in relation to" or "in connection with"

Answer 453

We are in contact with the company.

Answer 454

In this relationship" or "Regarding this matter."

Answer 455

Local transportation

Answer 456

I feel better today.

Answer 457

related to the problem

Answer 459

his/her/its part

Answer 460

The film was made based on the novel.

Answer 461

He/she prepared for the exam

Answer 462

This cake was made yesterday

Answer 463

Many people are waiting at the bus stop.

Answer 464

We can choose from numerous opportunities.

Answer 465

"common" or "joint"

Answer 466

joint ownership

Answer 467

common interest

Answer 468

mutual agreement

Answer 469

I'm reading, meanwhile I'm listening to music

Answer 470

"similar" or "like"

Answer 471

These two pictures are very similar

Answer 472

I'm looking for something similar to yours.

Answer 473

"existing," "being," or "present." It is used in combination with other words to form phrases that describe the state or condition of something or someone.

Answer 474

"present" (as in someone being present at a location)

Answer 475

existing" (as in something that exists)

Answer 476

The people in the building (literally, "the people being in the building").

Answer 477

The ongoing project (literally, "the project being in process").

Answer 478

The names on the list (literally, "the names being on the list").

Answer 479

law, It refers to a system of rules that are created and enforced through social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior

Answer 480

Law and order

Answer 481

"Legislation" (the process of making or enacting laws)

Answer 482

"Code of law" or "statute book" (a collection of laws and legal principles)

Answer 483

"Bill" (a proposed law presented for approval to a legislative body)

Answer 484

What happened?

Answer 485

This happened yesterday.

Answer 486

Possibly, or pehaps.

Answer 487

Could you possibly help?

Answer 488

Has he/she perhaps changed his/her mind?

Answer 489

standalone, separate

Answer 490

special, unique

Answer 491

different, various

Answer 492

at the end of the month

Answer 493

at the end of the road

Answer 494

The investigation taking place during the examination

Answer 495

The care provided during the surgery

Answer 496

appetizer, literally "before-dish"

Answer 497

forward or in advance

Answer 498

to prepare

Answer 499

Payment must be made in advance

Answer 500

presentation or performance, which comes before an audience

Answer 501

advantage, literally "before-position", suggesting a position ahead of others

Answer 502

prejudice, literally "before-judgment", meaning a judgment made beforehand

Answer 503

"significant" or "considerable"

Answer 504

This was a significant event in my life

Answer 505

The project received a considerable amount of support.

Answer 506

The situation has improved significantly.

Answer 507

The relevant laws" or "The applicable laws"

Answer 508

The relevant information" or "The pertaining information"

Answer 509

"The relevant details" or "The pertaining details"

Answer 510

"The relevant information" or "The pertaining information"

Answer 511

"The relevant details" or "The pertaining details"

Answer 512

"standing water" (water that is not flowing, can imply stagnation)

Answer 513

"permanent position" or "fixed situation"

Answer 514

"stamina" or "endurance" (literally "standing ability")

Answer 515

"primarily" or "mainly"

Answer 516

We must primarily keep safety in mind

Answer 517

Health is mainly the most important thing.

Answer 518

"the rest," "the remainder," or "the others."

Answer 519

Buy this one, leave the rest here

Answer 520

Rest for the rest of the day.

Answer 521

We have already decided, now it's the others' turn.

Answer 522

Of course, I will help you

Answer 523

The trees grow naturally.

Answer 524

He/she behaves naturally.

Answer 525

How many years ago?

Answer 526

For several years.

Answer 527

given or specific

Answer 528

"at a given time" or "at a specific time."

Answer 529

"at a given place" or "in a specific location."

Answer 530

"given certain conditions" or "under certain assumptions."

Answer 531

necessary measures

Answer 532

"in a given case" or "if such a case arises."

Answer 533

"necessary" or "required"

Answer 534

necessary condition

Answer 535

We went to the cinema together

Answer 536

"even", "perhaps", or "might"

Answer 537

It might even rain

Answer 538

It could be anyone who is knocking

Answer 539

You can choose either this or that.

Answer 540

"Go further!" or "Keep going!"

Answer 541

We continued on the road

Answer 542

"Keep talking!" or "Continue speaking!"

Answer 543

Continue reading the book.

Answer 544

I can't stay longer.

Answer 545

"further education" or "continuing education"

Answer 546

This dress is not suitable for the event

Answer 547

The accommodation was not adequate because the room was too small

Answer 548

He/she gave the appropriate answer to the question.

Answer 549

Since it's raining, we're not going out

Answer 550

With what did you write the letter?

Answer 551

I have a pen with which I can write

Answer 552

The box is empty inside

Answer 553

The task must be completed within an hour

Answer 554

Within the borders of the country.

Answer 555

It must arrive within an hour.

Answer 556

I am happy inside

Answer 557

The key is in the lock.

Answer 558

There is a chance that we will win it

Answer 559

'so" or "thus.

Answer 560

He/She runs like the wind

Answer 561

That's right. / It is so

Answer 562

He/She does it like I do

Answer 563

If it happens so, then...

Answer 564

Do it the way I told you.

Answer 565

I managed to solve the problem more or less

Answer 566

With what did you write the letter?

Answer 567

Since it's raining, we won't go for an outing

Answer 568

Who did you come with? / With whom did you come?

Answer 569

On this picture, a dog can be seen.

Answer 570

On that day, a lot happened.

Answer 571

I won't be here on this weekend.

Answer 572

I still have to think about this.

Answer 573

I still have to think about this.

Answer 574

The problem was solved through this method.

Answer 575

Perhaps it will rain

Answer 576

Maybe it's better if you come tomorrow.

Answer 577

Maybe you should try it.

Answer 578

Maybe yes, maybe no.

Answer 579

The library is located in the city center.

Answer 580

This feature can be found in the menu.

Answer 581

We live in this house

Answer 582

What are you looking for in this box?

Answer 583

I had to work yesterday.

Answer 584

You should have done it

Answer 585

It became increasingly dark.

Answer 586

since 1990

Answer 587

since then

Answer 588

since yesterday

Answer 589

"other" or "miscellaneous"

Answer 590

Do you have any other questions

Answer 591

I need other/additional information.

Answer 592

As you say.

Answer 593

As you see

Answer 594

As soon as I arrived, I called you.

Answer 595

Do it the way you can." (Meaning do it however is possible for you.)

Answer 596

He/she got into the news.

Answer 597

He/she avoided the conflict

Answer 598

to skirt around, to evade something or to talk around a subject without addressing it directly.

Answer 599

I vote against

Answer 600

He/She fights against being fired

Answer 601

Defense against the flu.

Answer 602

resistance

Answer 603

"control" or "inspection," but it can also imply checking against certain standards or criteria.

Answer 604

counterexample

Answer 605

I went to the store, then I came home.

Answer 606

He didn't study enough, then he failed the exam.

Answer 607

Although it's raining, I'm going to the park.

Answer 608

Let's meet at the bar!

Answer 609

Economic crisis

Answer 610

Economic growth

Answer 611

Economic actors/players (referring to entities like companies, investors, etc.)

Answer 612

Economic affairs or business matters

Answer 613

Economic plan

Answer 614

I like fruits, namely apples, pears, and bananas.

Answer 615

is a conjunction that is used to clarify or specify something that was mentioned previously. It can be translated to English as "that is," "namely," or "in other words." It is often used to introduce a restatement or a more precise explanation of something that has just been referred to.

Answer 616

Time passed quickly.

Answer 617

The past weekend was very beautiful

Answer 618

The celebration is already over.

Answer 619

The pain has gone away

Answer 620

Not only is he a good student, but in fact, he is the best in the class

Answer 621

The food was delicious, moreover, it was exceptionally excellent.

Answer 622

This is the book whose cover is damaged

Answer 623

He was there too

Answer 624

"also," "as well," or "too"

Answer 625

"General school," which is the equivalent of elementary or primary school.

Answer 626

"Universally valid" or "generally applicable."

Answer 627

"General opinion" or "common view."

Answer 628

I only want one

Answer 629

I have just five minutes

Answer 630

It really happened

Answer 631

It is truly so

Answer 632

It was really a good movie.

Answer 633

Do you really think it will succeed?

Answer 634

In this case, I cannot help

Answer 635

In the case of an emergency, call this number

Answer 636

In your case, we pay special attention to the details.

Answer 637

He acts as if he doesn't understand

Answer 638

It looks like the weather is turning to rain.

Answer 639

We will meet later

Answer 640

We will discuss this later.

Answer 641

I would like to access that book.

Answer 642

In order to understand it, you have to read it.

Answer 643

I would like to apply for that conference.

Answer 644

Despite the rain, we went for a walk

Answer 645

Despite the difficulties, he/she successfully completed the project

Answer 646

Despite the prejudices, he/she is a very kind person.

Answer 647

He/she arrived earlier than the others

Answer 648

We should have started earlier

Answer 649

The situation was better before

Answer 650

We have met before

Answer 651

He/She is afraid of the dark

Answer 652

half a kilo

Answer 653

half an hour

Answer 654

half past two

Answer 655

half-truth

Answer 656

frightening" or "terrifying" (where "elmes" is a suffix that turns the word into an adjective)

Answer 657

The distance between the cities is great

Answer 658

The relationship between two people can be complicated.

Answer 659

The agreement between the countries is an important step towards peace

Answer 660

The competition among the athletes was exciting

Answer 661

I work a lot

Answer 662

He/She eats a lot.

Answer 663

What does this word mean?

Answer 664

He/she reports the news

Answer 665

This number represents the company's profit

Answer 666

"to mean" or "to signify." It can also mean "to report" or "to represent" depending on the context.

Answer 667

The interior spaces of the house

Answer 668

The inside part of the box

Answer 669

Inner beauty

Answer 670

Inner feelings

Answer 671

Internal organs

Answer 672

The inner pocket of the coat

Answer 673

The company's internal regulations

Answer 674

Registered user

Answer 675

Registered business

Answer 676

Registered voter

Answer 677

I read the book again

Answer 678

Please repeat that!

Answer 679

Social responsibility

Answer 680

Social changes

Answer 681

Social equality

Answer 682

I don't like cold weather. However, I do like winter sports.

Answer 683

By the way, do you know that transportation is suspended tomorrow?

Answer 684

Anyway, what happened at the meeting yesterday?

Answer 685

The park is well maintained

Answer 686

The rooms are reserved for the guests.

Answer 687

I accept the proposal, with the right to modify it reserved.

Answer 688

Answering the question is not simple

Answer 689

The government passed a new law

Answer 690

Hold the steering wheel.

Answer 691

I have already gone there

Answer 692

I already know

Answer 693

I don't love [him/her/it] anymore

Answer 694

Did it really happen?

Answer 695

I really don't know

Answer 696

Original Document

Answer 697

Authentic Recipe - This would imply that the recipe is the traditional or authentic one, not a modified version.

Answer 698

Wait until then

Answer 699

I will work until I finish

Answer 700

The book is in its place on the shelf

Answer 701

You always have to be in the right place

Answer 702

incorrect, inappropriate

Answer 703

situation, position

Answer 704

substitute, deputy

Answer 705

This is a great opportunity for you

Answer 706

I don't have the possibility for this right now

Answer 707

he book is on the right side of the table

Answer 708

The information can be found on the third page

Answer 709

I am reading this book instead of the other one

Answer 710

I drank coffee for breakfast instead of tea

Answer 711

It really happened that way

Answer 712

Indeed, this is a good idea

Answer 713

It was worthwhile to wake up early for the sunrise

Answer 714

It's worth watching this movie

Answer 715

You are deserving of the award

Answer 716

Never give up

Answer 717

The light changes from yellow to green

Answer 718

Change the TV channel if you don't like the program

Answer 719

He exchanged euros for forints

Answer 720

Shift to second gear

Answer 721

The caterpillar turns into a butterfly

Answer 722

"Change" (as in the money you receive back when you pay with more than the exact amount).

Answer 723

Switch" or "gear shift" (in the context of machinery or vehicles)

Answer 724

"Transfer ticket" (in the context of public transportation).

Answer 725

Nobody helped me

Answer 726

There's no one here

Answer 727

No one else has arrived yet

Answer 728

"What would you like to do?"

Answer 729

Put the book on the table

Answer 730

to put away

Answer 731

to put out or expose

Answer 732

Please be brief and concise!

Answer 733

It's just a short walk from here

Answer 734

I'd like a shot (drinks, like palinka)

Answer 735

The book, which I read, was very interesting.

Answer 736

I believe that it's true

Answer 737

I believe it, but I'm not sure

Answer 738

It could have been better as well

Answer 739

He/she could have been the perpetrator.

Answer 740

He/she solved the task appropriately.

Answer 741

The equipment must be maintained adequately.

Answer 742

He/she acted in accordance with the regulations

Answer 743

A new organization has come into existence

Answer 744

We need to create a plan

Answer 745

I will be there.

Answer 746

I would be there if I could

Answer 747

(literally "came went") is a colloquial expression meaning someone is moving around without purpose or just hanging around.

Answer 748

He came, he saw, he conquered.

Answer 749

is an adverb that is used to approximate or estimate a quantity or degree. It can be translated to English as "about," "approximately," or "around." It is often used when the exact number is not known or when giving a rough estimate.

Answer 750

About a hundred people participated in the event.

Answer 751

The distance is approximately five kilometers.

Answer 752

deed" or "act"

Answer 753

heroic deed

Answer 754

"criminal act" or "felony."

Answer 755

The store is close/near

Answer 756

The exam is near/close

Answer 757

I feel close to you.

Answer 758

to approach

Answer 759

"closeness" or "proximity"

Answer 760

Middle East

Answer 761

"entirely," "completely," or "quite."

Answer 762

Completely different

Answer 763

I am quite sure about it

Answer 764

It is very close

Answer 765

standing in line

Answer 766

a series of events

Answer 767

a glass of draught beer

Answer 768

it's your turn

Answer 769

In life, everyone experiences their own fate.

Answer 770

We cannot escape our destiny.

Answer 771

Fate was cruel to him

Answer 772

Now it's your turn, your turn is next

Answer 773

When will my turn come?

Answer 774

Wait until it's your turn

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