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Significats de have a go at it en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "know"
Examples for "know"
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A senior government source said: We know what companies' investment criteria is.
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However, we know where that road leads today, when food is abundant.
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You know, in other words the end result, Trump said without explanation.
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WANT to know the most dangerous words in the market right now?
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But we know subsidy leads to distortion, leads to longer term problems.
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KJC: I really love designing products for different people and different occasions.
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We love our state and we're concerned for its future…, he said.
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TIM: I would love to visit South Africa if given the opportunity.
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Young children often love to hear the same story again and again.
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I hope our love can continue in this chaotic time, he said.
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May 20:-Requiresspoon-feeding; sleeps well; remains always in bed in stiff attitudes.
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If everyone went right to bed, they could continue their new explorations.
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I went to bed that night still concerned about my employment situation.
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Young men who were friends of the family carried her funeral bed.
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She entered; it was empty; the bed had not been slept in.
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Or else to actually fuck you-I'venever been quite clear on that.
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We used to fuck around like that: Try a longer strap, John.
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You want to get right out into it right the fuck now.
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Now be so good as to drink your water and fuck off.'
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I like how increasingly fashion is available that's saying fuck the rules.
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So whenever you talk about the free market -or free jazz!
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The week of jazz runs for seven days from Monday, September 20th.
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Today in music history, jazz musician Lyle Mays died earlier this week.
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A buzzing trombone, an insinuating saxophone: jazz, played a long way off.
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Of course, I never go to jazz clubs when I am home.
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The message is clear: big bang Friday was a good day's work.
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Not after the bang: the heart attack I had two years ago.
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I think that's an absolutely bang-on way to go about arranging society.
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Uncertainty and reality collided with a bang for Americans and American tennis.
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Another week of Isidingo means we start Monday off with a bang.
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Austria, also, claims the honour of the invention of the screw steamer.
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The faint crunching sound of the screw going into the wood ceased.
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Nail or screw the buttons to the table, as shown in Fig.
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The screw had two arms and was over nine feet in circumference.
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Just a screw-up on my part. Neither starting quarterback returned to action.
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So you're losing out on the square root of absolutely eff all.
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What the effing eff do you expect me to do with this?
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The next, you're wondering where the eff you left those insulated mittens.
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Also read: EFF calls on SA government to grant Mugabe political asylum
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However, the auction has been delayed due to the EFF's application today.
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We are going to work really hard to get over the hump.
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He watched a tiny hump of land far across the starboard bow.
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The upper deck in the hump traditionally houses the business class section.
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Unfortunately for Abbie, the date concludes and not one hump is thrust.
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The hump rose up and took on the dimensions of an animal.
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But they kept on shouting, and soon we heard a knock-knock-thumpa-thumpa-bonk-bonk nearby.
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This is a metabolic bonk where you completely run out of energy.
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Then a lady comes in, I forget who she is, and you bonk.
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But if you don't do anything else, it just goes bonk.
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It hit the end of its runners with a hollow bonk.
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She said Louise had gone, and let us make love right away.
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In other words, they should stop fighting the inevitable and make love.
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Fortunately, or unfortunately, he didn't try to make love to her now.
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I was going to make love perhaps for the first time ever.
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The burning need to make love to her grew stronger every day.
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But he's certainly clear that I'm not going to sleep with him.
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I can tell, right now, that he wants to sleep with me.
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You sleep with Colleen, then break up with her a week later?
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He will sleep with Milling and the others in dormitory number two.
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We try to get to know them before we sleep with them.
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I laid down the law to them: 'You will not get laid.
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Here, if you get laid off or leave, there's a hundred jobs.
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All he ever seemed to do was get laid and make money.
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No matter how bad the economy gets , you'll never get laid off.
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During your life you could lust and get laid all you wanted.
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They have sex several times a day for the next few days.
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Now you think I'm 'fragile' because I don't want to have sex.
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She may have sex, but you need to help her protect herself.
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However, you do not need him intact to have sex with him.
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One testicle is fine; it doesn't affect the ability to have sex.
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To do it right, you need a good candidate and great information.
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However, he added: I think there's a good chance they'll do it.
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The question, of course, is why does Greene continue to do it.
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In fact, it's a great way to learn; just do it intentionally.
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Only one problem with the idea; Jane did n't want to do it.
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There must be intimate social order, and this is the method provided.
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Our relations with the French Republic continue to be intimate and cordial.
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Let it drop for the future, if we are to be intimate.
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Our relations must continue to be intimate, and they should be friendly.
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I cannot yet judge well, but think we shall not be intimate.
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She says that although they did not have intercourse, Johnson fondled her.
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People say you can get a lot expressed if you have intercourse.
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Do you ignore her concerns and pressure her to have intercourse?
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There is nothing physically that builds up and pushes her to have intercourse.
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She struggled violently and Kürten tried to have intercourse with her standing up.
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Helen, I must have it away.
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Perhaps a bright young man who was quick on his feet might have it away down that road to safety.
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Have it away on toes.
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"But the local buggers will have it away with anything." He glared at Stan, who gave him a bland look.
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'Tell your man to open the door to me at eight o'clock on Monday morning,' he replied, 'we'll have it away without any fuss.
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Probably so...say, do you think he'll have it off at one stroke?
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Indeed, I'm not sure I'll not have it off as it is.
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Well, I'd have it off-asquick as it could come, that's all.
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My flannel shirt stuck to, and impeded me; I would have it off.
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But first we're going to have it off with you properly.
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Clark said responsibility for the situation must lie with the RNZ board.
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The answer may lie with Turkey, which borders Syria to the north.
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Control over the funds would lie with the countries receiving the money.
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And to their amazement the girls began to lie with each other.
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If he lie with her, let him make bot with 60 shillings.
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We get it on a line the same as the other goods.
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I could get it on him, but could not keep it there.
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Because it's interesting to get it on with somebody half my size.
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To get it on the shoulders of the Kafirs was the next difficulty.
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She got it bottled, and worked diligently to get it on the market.
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We don't sleep together -not since the first year with you.
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I will wish that we could sleep together, just one more time.
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Let Your Excellency go on: the duchess and I will sleep together.
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He draws me in and we sleep together or date a bit.
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New people come out of women when men and women sleep together.
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That doesn't mean he wants any more than a quick roll in the hay.
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How about a roll in the hay with a scoundrel?
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Go full out for a lusty roll in the hay.
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A dry piece of chicken and a roll in the hay with their hillbilly cousin.
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They said that one lad or the other had taken a roll in the hay with her.
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We stopped and listened, not quite able to make out the words.
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However, she's actually far more lovely-looking than she likes to make out.
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We'll make out a list of all the things we shall need.
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Soon it was possible to make out the results of the battle.
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Lorraine heard his low voice, although she couldn't make out the words.
Ús de have a go at it en anglès
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Well, I will have a go at it, at any rate.
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He made up his mind to have a go at it.
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The others did have a go at it later, though.
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That notion struck my fancy, and I nearly decided to have a go at it.
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I wanted to have a go at it.
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Here, let me have a go at it.
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I tried to fend him (Xavier Garbajosa) off and then have a go at it.
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Considering your many wonderful attributes, I might just be willing to let you have a go at it.
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Just have a go at it!
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And it's a fantastic opportunity, and when it comes along you can't do anything but have a go at it.
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When Cartier's had a go at it, it'll be something like!
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Sam Bailey had a go at it, and I did.
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I was skint, so I had a go at it.
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Several officers also spoke, and I myself had a go at it, although I kept to politics.
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Have a go at it, super women.
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He's had a go at it.