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to remove some or all of your clothes |
You look hot—why don't you peel off? |
He peeled off his shirt. |
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very interesting because of being unusual or not having an obvious answer |
It all sounds very intriguing. |
These discoveries raise intriguing questions. |
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to tell somebody secrets and personal information that you do not want other people to know |
She confided all her secrets to her best friend. |
He confided to me that he had applied for another job. |
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to bend the top half of your body forward and down |
He stooped to pick up the letter |
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in a way that is quick and slightly rude |
" I don't have time to deal with it today," she said brusquely. |
The vender brusquely elbowed me aside to talk to the next customer. |
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seeming to be dishonest; looking guilty about something |
to look shifty |
There's a couple of shifty-looking people standing on the street corner. |
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thinking that you are more important than you really are |
"I'm here to fu*k both of yoa girls" he said pompously |
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(to say or express something) in a very clear way, using few words |
To put it in a nutshell, we're bankrupt. |
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to cheat or trick somebody, especially by taking their money |
A lot of the folks who sold their chairs 💺 think they were gypped |
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to give somebody property or rights using a deed |
He deeded the property to his wife shortly before his disappearance |
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if a document is notarized, it is signed by a notary public in order to make it official or legal: |
Your request must be signed and notarized. |
a notarized document |
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an illegal copy of something |
This painting is a forgery – it is not a Picasso |
He was found guilty of forgery |
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the official or usual way of doing something |
You must follow the correct procedure. |
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to throw something carelessly: |
Chuck me the keys 🔑 |
He read the letter and chucked it into the bin. |
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to become four times as big, or to multiply a number or amount by four |
The number of students at the college has quadrupled in the last ten years. |
We expect to quadruple our profits this year. |
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suitable or appropriate in the circumstances |
The song would have been more apt for a bass voice. |
That question seemed quite apt in the circumstances. |
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reply quickly to a comment, in an angry, offended or humorous way |
Don't be ridiculous! Pat retorted angrily. |
Sam retorted that it was my fault as much as his. |
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extremely rude behaviour that shows a lack of respect for somebody |
Her insolence cost her her job. |
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very quickly, because you are in a hurry, especially when this has bad results |
She hastily changed the subject. |
Perhaps i spoke too hastily |
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if something is traceable, you can find out where it came from, where it has gone, when it began or what its cause was |
His medical problems were shown to be traceable to (= to have been caused by) his having been exposed to dangerous chemicals. |
Our markets sell only fresh, traceable produce |
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Something delicious 😋 |
Dainty sandwiches |
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