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Significats de adept en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "star"
Examples for "star"
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The reality star said: I speak to my grandfather nearly every day.
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But the Democrats' second back-to back debate is fuelled by star power.
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But it's her merchandising power that's making the young star serious money.
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He began to work immediately, videotaping every detail of the star's chamber.
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I can't hit up that four-star new secret area with you today.
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This means there are many different types of genius, even in animals.
2
The genius of really great Italian pasta recipes is often just that.
3
The question Artsutanov asked himself had the childlike brilliance of true genius.
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Another teacher in London said, We feel the term genius is appropriate.
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Even in Shakespeare the springs of genius were not in the mind.
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Dennis said on Eurosport: It's a dream come true being world champion.
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The goal: to champion the causes and people creating a brighter future.
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He's absolutely done it in a perfect way, said the triple champion.
4
The funeral of former world rally champion Colin McRae takes place today.
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Fashion designer Denise L'Estrange-Corbet wants to promote and champion New Zealand-made products.
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The sensation of the crisis affected the atmosphere of the entire house.
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For good? The question produced an odd, tight sensation in his windpipe.
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The sensation is quite liberating, actually, for the good Sister and I.
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Death is the end of all things-ofconsciousness; of sensation; of happiness.
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The affair was known in the sensation press as the 'Bermondsey Horror'.
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The son's guardian was a wizard of great power but dubious principle.
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I told you long ago that being a real wizard means sacrifice.
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My own opinion is that the wizard left for his own reasons.
4
Each wields vast power, wizard-powerto rival the archangels and lesser gods.
5
For once, the wizard's magic was working right on the first try.
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He won the match with an ace on his second match point.
2
The American, his long legs clearly aching, held with his 37th ace.
3
Isner dominated it, converting his third set point with a 133mph ace.
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The 19 year old Austrian ace was overwhelming right from move one.
5
I know you can ace that test if only you will try.
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If it's a superstar, then we have a problem, said the source.
2
The result also leaves Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield still without a premiership.
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Every team in the competition wants a bankable superstar on their list.
4
Spence is already talking about fighting superstar Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in 2021.
5
SOCCER:Manchester City have rejected claims that they have signed Brazilian superstar Kaka.
1
Princeton computer science whiz Ed Felten and others point out the conundrum.
2
You may be a whiz at design, but I know the marketplace.
3
Stop and add the flour and baking powder and whiz some more.
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The tray ended up on the floor and gee whiz, what's this?
5
That's the message of Barnaby Jack, a software-cracking whiz turned digital-security researcher.
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Yes, it's important to encourage your virtuoso to develop his violin skills.
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FLORA Mark Fairnington's virtuoso paintings of natural history, its presentation and representation.
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This is evident in his novels but particularly in his virtuoso journalism.
4
In the 800m, she stormed into first place with another virtuoso display.
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A prince in those days had to be a virtuoso of personality.
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The more the corn fell, the quicker she made the sickle whizz.
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He was a mathematics whizz-kid and destined for Harvard and great things.
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It was at this time that the whizz-bang shell made its debut.
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Shots began to whizz overhead and to splash the water around us.
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The pods whizz up obligingly and stop politely, waiting to be boarded.
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Rocks wiz down around you from more than a thousand feet above.
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I go to ze funeral of my friend wiz music like zat.
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W'en I fight, I fight wiz what le bon Dieu give me.
4
Robert Stromberg, special effects wiz, makes his debut with the epic.
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But this isn't just a wiz-bang feature for an eight-figure aircraft.
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Duffy needs to pay for that hotshot goalie he bought last year.
2
Most hotshot young directors go to great lengths to conceal their influences.
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Her hotshot agent still hadn't given up on that big movie deal.
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I want a better look at that hotshot in the fancy suit.
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Soon, however, the competition to land hotshot talent led to more extravagant bait.
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She couldn't imagine a snooty society maven ever wearing something so garish.
2
Nagle, a longtime Internet maven, was a regular reader of Telecom Digest.
3
Ellen DeGeneres, comedian, day-time talk show maven and soon-to-be two-time Oscar host.
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But unlike traditional boutiques, you'll find yourself interacting with the maven herself.
5
Brooklyn-bred fashion maven Sharifa Murdock is a force to be reckoned with.
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Simon Mavin remembers how he felt when he heard Questlove had given his band a rhapsodic public seal of approval.
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Dennis Mavin scored 15 points to lead Florida International, which shot 37 percent from the field and committed a season-high 25 turnovers.
Ús de adept en anglès
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It also made them more adept at hunting the elusive forest animals.
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He had become adept at judging his friend's state over the years.
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Paul had never been particularly adept at accepting compliments, especially extravagant ones.
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The Frenchman was evidently an adept in the art of dodging pursuit.
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Modo shivered and switched hands; he was equally adept with his right.
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Chinese companies - adept at working in challenging locations - should gain.
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Presented with someone else's argument, we're quite adept at spotting the weaknesses.
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For most of history, people have been adept at keeping them apart.
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In fact, most of the actors could benefit from more adept direction.
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Besides, the lyrinx are adept at finding new ways of doing things.'
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With Rugby World Cup success, Japan have become adept at saying nothing
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The cats here were particularly adept at giving someone the cold shoulder.
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Our annual delegation have become adept at making sure it is remembered.
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She was an adept in hiding her heart far out of sight.
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They became adept at codes and various other forms of sub-rosa communication.
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She was fairly adept at picking up languages, especially variations of Zelandonii.
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