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burden (N)
they hated their onerous burdens |
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town (N)
welcome to the town of oppidum |
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task, job, work (N)
opus dei see it as their task to destroy the holy grail |
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coast, shore, region (F)
Rita Ora is not from our region, she comes from a different shore |
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equip, adorn, decorate (1)
equip the expedition properly, or no one will survive |
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breast, chest, heart (N)
like pecs |
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suffer, endure, allow
Lucy Snowe would often passively suffer |
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| pello, pellere,, pepuli, pulsum |
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drive, push, drive away, dispel
you can dispello or drive away sadness |
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| perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum |
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lose, destroy, ruin
perjury can destroy trust |
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| pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum |
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arrive
literally to come through, or arrive |
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| placio, placer, placui, placitum |
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to please (+dat)
if you placate someone you please them |
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full (+gen)
we're full, we have plenty of guests |
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punishment (F)
what a poetic punishment |
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sea (M)
a bridge over the sea would be an impressive sea |
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a people, nation, the people (M)
the populous people |
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booty, plunder, prey (F)
the booty they plundered was several boxes of prada jackets |
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reward, prize (N)
if you do this you'll get a premium reward... |
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defence, garrison (N)
they all had to man the garrison to defend the president |
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