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Meanings of shop in английском
Синонимы
Examples for "grass"
Examples for "grass"
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South Canterbury had a good week with really good grass growth rates.
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Photo: Supplied The grass reduces crop yields and causes animal welfare problems.
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If you find the short grass, a long approach over water awaits.
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I'll try something different this morning, she thought: sweet grass and chamomile.
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The leadership said they changed their minds following pressure from grass-root supporters.
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Explosion hazard.' But then here's 'Low air,' and 'five'... shit, 'four minutes.'
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Our official diplomatic response was summed up as-problemtoo hard, tough shit.
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Of course, she wanted to point out what a shit I was.
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Yes, I feel sorry for the victims on whom the shit falls.
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Despite the best precautions and the best intentions, sometimes shit just happens.
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It is bad enough in the open-butlike a rat-ina trap.
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A swamper from one of the worst rat holes in the port.
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Morris water maze tests were conducted for evaluating the rat's learning-memory ability.
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Cuba's rat-like little earth hutia has not been seen in 40 years.
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The cat and the rat have been enemies since the world began.
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John Redwood MP said any such deal would betray the referendum result.
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He didn't betray Great Britain, it was Great Britain that betrayed him.
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The message was: Ally with a foreign power and she'll betray you.
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Naturally, he was not allowed to betray any confidence regarding his employers.
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She was prepared to betray them all in order to save humanity.
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In fact, he looked just like the royal stag in the picture.
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They didn't seem to be on stag; they were far too casual.
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The stag was the most magnificent animal the knight had ever seen.
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We have had princely sport in hunting the stag on these mountains.
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He'd been trying to help me when he went after the stag.
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The mujahideen denounce attacks that result in civilian casualties, said the statement.
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Citizens are also now required to denounce gay people to the authorities.
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National Republicans have swarmed to denounce Moore in the past few days.
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Importantly, we denounce all provocative and retaliatory action taken by any individual.
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Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu quickly took to Twitter to denounce it.
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I heard you say a moment ago that he was a snitch.
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Guess she was worried we'd snitch some jugs of used motor oil.
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I don't think I want to snitch a planet from these people.
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Sam looked at him and decided that he was an unlikely snitch.
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Keepers looking for their snitch would jog by on their broomsticks everywhere.
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Yitzhak said in a mock whisper, Please don't tell on us, Judd.
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But look...I know you think I'll tell on you, but I won't.
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As soon as he was gone his sister would tell on him.
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The lack of exercise and manual labor began to tell on Ben.
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I had no desire to tell on their little drug smuggling problem.
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Conservatives promote marriage tax breaks; Liberal Democrats give away free school meals.
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The service also enables users to give away their friends' current location.
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New Zealand give away a penalty -their eight of the match.
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I made some tea lotions to give away for presents this year.
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Ultimately, he hopes rich people will have less money to give away.
португальский
patrocinar Usage of shop in английском
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A great coffee shop requires two things: good coffee and good eavesdropping.
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But a 'one-stop-shop' for Māori broadcast news is not a new idea.
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He was seized from outside the family shop in Larkana's main market.
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Even Islamists publicly welcome the shop bonanza, and say they reject violence.
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Hundreds and thousands of pounds' worth she's taken out of my shop.
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However, some shop owners said their businesses were weathering the diplomatic storm.
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I don't think you'll have that particular problem in our shop, Commander.
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Every other restaurant or coffee shop these days offers free wireless access.
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People desperately need cars to shop, work, and meet up with friends.
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Pharmacy row: Consumer choice curtailed by one-stop-shop outlets, says chemists' representative body.
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The shop signs were in foreign tongues; in some streets all Hebrew.
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In the shop I earn the means to live; I live here.
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The drums in the finishing-shop hummed merrily their lively song of labor.
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A good place for Victor Sells to set up shop and practice.
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He saw it in the shop-window and went in and bought it.
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Azzam said he established a committee of shop owners to resolve problems.
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португальский
каталонский
Shop through the time
Shop across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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