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Tollerare;restare,dimorare.

ABIDE - ABODE - ABODE

Sorgere,alzarsi

ARISE- AROSE-ARISEN

Svegliarsi

AWAKE-AWOKE-AWOKEN

Sostenere;sopportare

BEAR-BORE-BORNE

Vincere;battere;picchiare.

BEAT-BEAT-BEATEN

Diventare

BECOME-BECAME-BECOME

Cominciare

BEGIN-BEGAN-BEGUN

Piegare;curvare.

BEND-BENT-BENT

Scommettere

BET-BET-BET

Fare un'offerta

BID-BID-BID

Legare;assicurare

BIND-BOUND-BOUND

Mordere

BITE-BIT-BITTEN

Sanguinare

BLEED-BLED-BLED

Soffiare

BLOW-BLEW-BLOWN

Rompere

BREAK-BROKE-BROKEN

Allevare

BREED-BRED-BRED

Portare;acconpagnare

BRING-BROUGHT-BROUGHT

Costruire

BUILD-BUILT-BUILT

Bruciare

BURN-BURNT-BURNT

Scoppiare; esplodere.

BURST-BURST-BURST

Comprare

BUY-BOUGHT-BOUGHT

Lanciare(dado)

CAST-CAST-CAST

Prendere,afferrare.

CATCH-CAUGHT-CAUGHT

Scegliere

CHOOSE-CHOSE-CHOSEN

Afferrare; aggrapparsi.

CLING-CLUNG-CLUNG

Venire, arrivare; diventare.

COME-CAME-COME

Costare

COST-COST-COST

Strisciare

CREEP-CREPT-CREPT

Tagliare; eliminare.

CUT-CUT-CUT