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sich hinlegen de protocolo es stanley en شامل شدن fa meglio it lilac-purple en adnoun en immediateness en stagnation da bitangary en no-win situation en immortaliser fr dugout en 辞典 ja नशे का hi nadie es highlighting en Karelian en tail bone en affaire fr کنسرت fa Dayton en Federal Reserve en seco pt

Phrases

Gudrs cilvēks lv avoir mal à la tête fr Kur yra bankas? lt チャンスをつかむ ja Ser un/a cerebrito. es മഴ വരുന്നു ml Qimmat uz Máte pravdu. sk take a taxi en prendre le taureau par les cornes fr å se lyst på noe no ገባህ? am ¡No es para tanto! es گمان نمی‌کنم fa Das ist ernst. de Tôt ou tard. fr catch some sleep en कठिन प्रश्न पूछना hi ¡A la vista! es Das ist eine Erleichterung. de 손에 붙다. ko Give me a break! en يمارس ضغطاً ar Een spannend boek. nl

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The 'Happy' Plural: Sound Feminine (-aat) ar Modal 'Boleh' id Research Paper Structure sv Pluralizing Feminine/Neuter Nouns gu The Bengali Consonants (ব্যঞ্জনবর্ণ - Byonjonborno) bn Expressing Frequency: Every day, Once a week hy Counting Flat Objects: The Measure Word 张 (zhāng) zh German Past Hypotheticals: 'Would Have' (Konjunktiv II Past) de Asking Questions in Hindi: What, Who, Where, When (क्या, कौन, कहाँ, कब) hi Adjective Agreement Rules ro Personal Pronouns (Pronumele personal) ro The Arabic Case System: Who's Doing What? (الإعراب) ar Mastery of Register tr Absolute Participial Constructions bn Nouns with Only Plural Form bg Thai Comparisons (kwaa) th Using 'Biti' for Impersonal Statements (e.g., Bit će dobro) hr The "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back" Pattern (〜soba kara) ja

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