Spanish
cana al aire Spanish
hacerse un cariñito Synonyms
Examples for "spree"
Examples for "spree"
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Others, however, feel turbulent equity markets are ripe for a buying spree.
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Beijing went on a buying spree: it bought up prime coastal land.
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The young minister would embark on a remarkable spree of conspicuous consumption.
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Celgene has been on something of a deal spree in recent months.
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Until then, he had been on a decade-long acquisition spree in Europe.
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They fling themselves on poles; stand on their heads; and downward vanish.
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Morse also took an early fling at the family business of inventing.
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For some reason, he's unable to apply his fierce fling-the-grips-at-the-ground style outside.
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I will go; if I fling myself into the sea half way.
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The Vaterland did not even fling a bomb; she watched and ruled.
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The daughter was gone in a fling of graceful lines and flounces.
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Would she and Dodi have simply proved to be a summer fling?
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Cyrus has dated women, including her fling with Kaitlynn Carter last year.
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And having that first fling with Drew was the best idea ever.
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The rudeness of the fling burnt my face, but I answered civilly:
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We must fling our doors and skies open to the world's tourists.
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Chiellini has the chance to fling one last ball into the area.
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She would later told the Guardian, They can fling all they want.
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His first act was to fling the cupboard-key out into the bushes.
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Keimer spoke in a vein of pleasantry rather than as a fling.
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He wanted to fling it all on the floor and walk out.
