• … ___, whatever will be, will be
• … ___, whatever will be, will be (Day lyric)
• … ___, whatever will be…
• … ___, whatever will be… (Doris Day lyric)
• ….___, whatever will be, will be (song lyric)
• ‘Que ___…’
• ‘Que ___’: 1950s song
• ‘Que ___’: Day song
• Buona ___, Mrs. Campbell
• Buona ___, Mrs. Campbell (1968 film)
• Buona ___!
• Buona ___ (Italian greeting)
• Corriere della ___ (Milan pape
• Leaving Las Vegas girl
• Que —… (pop song)
• Que follower, in song
• Will be, in a Day song
• Will Be, in a Doris Day song
• Will be, to Doris
• Will be, to Doris Day
• 1968 comedy Buona ___, Mrs. Campbell
• A little before notte
• Agglutinin samples
• Ambulance ampoules
• An evening in Florence
• Animal fluids
• Anti-infection agents
• Anti-snakebite supplies, e.g.
• Antibodies
• Antibody carriers
• Antibody fluids
• Antibody sources
• Antibody vehicles
• Antitoxin fluids
• Antitoxin sources
• Antitoxins
• Antitoxins, perhaps
• Antivenins
• Antivenins, e.g.
• Bari evening
• Blood bank deposits
• Blood bank fluids
• Blood bank supply
• Blood components
• Blood fluids
• Blood fluids, e.g.
• Blood products
• Blood streams?
• Blood supplies
• Blood supplies in horse race
• Blood supply
• Blood-bank inventory
• Body fluids
• Bug fighters
• Bug repellents?
• Bug shots?
• Certain antidotes
• Clinic fluids
• Clinic shipment
• Clinic supplies
• Coagulation fluids
• Contents of some injections
• Contents of some needles
• Contents of test tubes
• Corriere della ___ (Italian newspaper)
• Corriere della ___, Italy’s top-selling newspaper
• Day title word
• Day’s will be
• Doctors’ supply
• Doris Day lyric
• Doris Day lyric repeated after Que
• Doris Day lyric word
• Doris Day refrain
• Doris Day song title word
• Doris Day song title word after Que
• Doris Day song word
• Doris Day song word repeated after Que
• Doris Day title word
• Doris Day’s ‘will be’
• Elisabeth Shue’s role in ‘Leaving Las Vegas’
• Elisabeth, in Leaving Las Vegas
• End of a Doris Day hit
• End of Doris Day’s theme song
• End of Doris Day’s theme song title
• ER supply
• Ettore’s evening
• Evening along the Tiber
• Evening at La Scala
• Evening for Evangelo
• Evening in Bologna
• Evening in Eboli
• Evening in Italy
• Evening in Milan
• Evening in Naples
• Evening in Padua
• Evening in Pisa
• Evening in Roma
• Evening in Torino
• Evening in Tuscany
• Evening in Venezia
• Evening in Venice
• Evening on Mt. Etna
• Evening on the Arno
• Evening, along the Arno
• Evening, in Este
• Evening, in Italia
• Evening, on Elba
• Evening, to Eco
• Florence’s evening
• Florentine evening
• Flu fighters
• Flu preventers
• Flu shots
• Fluid parts of blood
• Fluids
• Fluids in bags
• Fluids in shots
• Fluids shot at germs
• Germ fighters
• Hospital fluids
• Hospital lab supplies
• Hospital lab supply
• Hospital need
• Hospital shipments
• Hospital supplies
• Hospital supply
• Hypo liquids
• Immunity fluids
• Immunization fluids
• Immunizing agents
• Immunological agents
• Immunological fluids
• Immunologists’ samples
• Infection fighters
• Infection suppressants
• Infirmary fluids
• Infirmary supplies
• Injected fluids
• Injection fluids
• Inoculants
• Inoculation fluids
• Inoculators
• Intravenous fluids
• Intravenous infusions
• It comes twice after Qu
• It comes twice after Que in a song
• It follows Que
• It follows Que in a song
• It follows Que twice, in song
• It will be, to Quixote
• It’s repeated after Que, in song
• It’s repeated in a Doris Day tune
• It’s sung twice after que
• Italian evening
• Lab fluids
• Lab substances
• Lab supply
• Liquid medicines
• MD’s supply
• Medic’s supply
• Medical fluids
• Medical liquids
• Medical supplies
• Microscopy fluids
• Milky wheys, e.g.
• Neapolitan night
• Notte preceder
• One of Kay’s two followers?
• Part of a Day’s work?
• Part of Doris Day’s theme song
• Plasmas
• Protein-rich liquids
• Red Cross collection
• Red Cross inventories
• Red Cross supplies
• Red Cross supply
• Relative of vaccines
• Remedies Pasteur put out
• Repeated Doris Day lyric
• Repeated lyric after Que
• Repeated word in a 1956 hit
• Repeated word in a Doris Day hit
• Repeated word in a Doris Day song
• Repeated word in a Doris Day song title
• Repeated word in the title of Doris Day’s biggest hit
• Roman evening
• Salk products
• Shot contents
• Shot fluids
• Shots’ contents, maybe
• Some antitoxin
• Some biologicals
• Some blood samples
• Some body fluids
• Some body fluids (Var.)
• Some fluid in labs
• Some infusions
• Some injections
• Some medicines
• Some shots
• Some transfusions
• Some vaccines
• Some wheys
• Song word repeated after Que
• Stuff on slides
• Syringe fillers
• Syringe fluids
• Test-lab fluids
• They can repel bugs
• They may carry antibodies
• They’re delivered in shots
• They’re offered in shots
• Time of giorno
• Title word in a Doris Day song
• Toxin fighters
• Transfusion fluids
• Transfusion liquids
• Vaccination fluids
• Vaccine contents
• Vaccines
• Venetian evening
• Vital fluids
• Watery animal fluids
• Watery blood components
• Watery fluids
• Watery fluids (Var.)
• When Italian ghouls come out?
• Wheys
• Wheys, e.g.
• Will be in Spain?
• Will be, as performed by Doris Day
• Will be, in a Doris Day song
• Will be, in song
• Word after que, in song
• Word after Que
• Word after Que in Doris Day tune
• Word appearing twice after Que, in a famous song
• Word before whatever, in a 1956 hit
• Word following Que, in song
• Word following Que twice, in song
• Word from a Doris Day song
• Word in a Doris Day film
• Word in a Doris Day song
• Word in a Doris Day song title
• Word in a Doris Day title
• Word in Doris Day’s theme song
• Word repeated after ‘qu
• Word repeated after Que, for Doris Day
• Word repeated after Que, in a song
• Word repeated after Que
• Word repeated after que in a famous song
• Word repeated by Day
• Word repeated in a Doris Day hit
• Word repeated in a Doris Day hit tune
• Word repeated in a Doris Day song
• Word repeated in Doris Day’s signature song
• Word repeated in the title of Doris Day’s signature song
• Word said twice after ‘que’
• Word sung by Day
• Word sung by Doris Day
• Word sung twice after ‘que’
• Word sung twice after Que, in a Day tune
• Word sung twice after Que, in a famous tune
• Word sung twice before whatever will be, will be
певший
неправильный глагол
- past и p. p. от sing
Мои примеры
Словосочетания
Примеры с переводом
She had never sung better.
Она спела хорошо, как никогда.
She sung a very difficult song for the finale.
В финале она спела очень сложную песню.
During the 1960s, the Coca-Cola jingle was sung by Roy Orbison.
В 1960-х гг. в музыкальном рекламном ролике Coca-Cola пел Рой Орбисон.
If you hadn’t sung out a warning in time, there might have been a nasty accident.
Если бы вы вовремя не крикнули, могло бы случиться ужасное происшествие.
Have you ever heard Wagner sung in English?
Вы когда-нибудь слышали, чтобы Вагнера пели по-английски?
She sung a little ditty in a minor key.
Она спела короткую песенку /частушку/ в минорном ключе.
The part is sung by a boy treble.
Эта часть исполняется дискантом.
Various Icelandic odes were sung by the Scandinavian bards.
Различные исландские оды исполнялись скандинавскими бардами.
Примеры, ожидающие перевода
The song is sung to the tune of Colonel Bogey.
The second verse is sung the same way as the first.
…having sung in opera houses all over the world, she has the confident demeanor of a seasoned cosmopolite…
Для того чтобы добавить вариант перевода, кликните по иконке ☰, напротив примера.
Возможные однокоренные слова
unsung — невоспетый, неспетый
oversung — висячий, свободно подвешенный, выступающий, нависающий
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- v past
- v past p
WordReference English-Russian Dictionary © 2023:
Главные переводы | ||
английский | русский | |
sing⇒ vi | (songs) | петь несов пер и непер |
You have a beautiful voice and should sing more. | ||
У Вас замечательный голос, Вы должны чаще петь. |
Collins Russian Dictionary 2nd Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 2000, 1997:
sing [sɪŋ]
(pt sang)
(pp sung)
vti петь*(спеть*perf)
* is used to mark translations which have irregular inflections. The Russian-English side of the dictionary gives inflectional information.
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Some examples from the web:
- It is a song sung by beautiful children who will soon turn into monsters,
- It is a song sung by beautiful children who will soon turn into monsters, leaving corpses spread across the length and breadth of Europe!
- G.O.D.’s «Lies» is sung by Chief Jung’s generation.
- Have it sung by a gifted amateur singer.
- They’re the last words sung by Lakme, sir.
- As suspected, the transmissions are the songs sung by whales.
- This is «Lux Aurumque» sung by the Virtual Choir.
- I love the songs sung by Kylie Minogue.
- — Not if they’re sung by extraterrestrials.
- Vic’s name is Sung Bang.
- Besouro Is sung in capoeira rodas throughout the world up to present day.
- A legend is sung Of when England was young
- Yuletide carols Being sung by a choir
- The song on your piano, sung by a Mr Hutton from Goathland.
- All the high notes on my album were sung by a little Filipino boy named Dalawapo.
- Fecchia fears he will be betrayed by the lovely Mariolina, whose praises are sung by a host of nightingales.
- What you’re hearing is recorded whale song, sung by the male.
- Pain can’t be sung by professional voices, by singers trained at a conservatoire.
- The performance will continue in 10 minutes’ time, when the role of the Countess will be sung by Miss Christine Daaé.
- It’s sung by that singer, Bei-something?
it was sung by
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Some examples from the web:
- I told you, it was sung by two women.
- I think maybe it was Sung-ryong that brought you here.
- In fact, it was Sung who notified us about Kora’s drug use.
- The fact that he ran away, proves that it was Sung Min Woo.
- The fascist anthem Cara al sol was sung during the demonstration.
- Have it sung by a gifted amateur singer.
- They’re the last words sung by Lakme, sir.
- As suspected, the transmissions are the songs sung by whales.
- This is «Lux Aurumque» sung by the Virtual Choir.
- I love the songs sung by Kylie Minogue.
- — Not if they’re sung by extraterrestrials.
- The hymn which was sung here would also have been sung in our countries.
- Thought the song was sung and I could never sing another
- But we selected what was sung many times in this house.
- The piece was sung entirely in Xhosa, which is a beautifully musical language, if you don’t know it.
- Yuletide carols Being sung by a choir
- The song on your piano, sung by a Mr Hutton from Goathland.
- All the high notes on my album were sung by a little Filipino boy named Dalawapo.
- Fecchia fears he will be betrayed by the lovely Mariolina, whose praises are sung by a host of nightingales.
- What you’re hearing is recorded whale song, sung by the male.
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Примеры из текстов
Great days, when his name was sung throughout the Farlain.
Его имя гремело тогда по всему Фарлену.
Gemmell, David / The Hawk EternalГеммел, Дэвид / Вечный ястреб
Вечный ястреб
Геммел, Дэвид
The Hawk Eternal
Gemmell, David
© 1995 by David A. Gemmell
A celebrated tenor had sung in Italian, and a notorious contralto had sung in jazz, and between the numbers people were doing «stunts» all over the garden, while happy, vacuous bursts of laughter rose toward the summer sky.
Уже знаменитый тенор спел итальянскую арию, а прославленное контральто — джазовую песенку, а в перерывах между номерами гости развлекались сами, изощряясь, кто как мог, и к летнему небу летели всплески пустого, беспечного смеха.
Fitzgerald, Francis Scott Key / The Great GatsbyФицджеральд, Фрэнсис Скотт Кей / Великий Гэтсби
Великий Гэтсби
Фицджеральд, Фрэнсис Скотт Кей
© «Государственное издательство художественной литературы», 1965
The Great Gatsby
Fitzgerald, Francis Scott Key
© 1925 by Charles Scribner’s Sons
© renewed 1953 by Frances Scott Fitzgerald Lanahan
There was a belief that the answers to the three questions oflshtar were concealed in the words of the market songs that were sung every day in the bazaar at Babylon, but no information about these songs or this custom has survived.
Бытовало поверье, что ответы на три вопроса Иштар скрыты в словах «рыночных песен», которые поют каждый день на вавилонском базаре, но сведений об этих песнях или этом обычае не сохранилось».
Pelevin, Victor / Homo ZapiensПелевин, В. О. / Generation «П»
Generation «П»
Пелевин, В. О.
© В. Пелевин, текст, 2009
Homo Zapiens
Pelevin, Victor
© Victor Pelevin, 1999
© Andrew Bromfield, 2000
The song that was being sung in Butler’s company was composed by a cadet in honor of the regiment, and went to a dance tune. The chorus was: «Verry diff rent, very diff rent, Fagers are, Fagers are!»
Песня, которую пели в пятой роте Бутлера, была сочинена юнкером во славу полка и пелась на плясовой мотив с припевом: «То ли дело, то ли дело, егеря, егеря!»
Tolstoy, Leo / Hadji MuradТолстой, Л.Н. / Хаджи-Мурат
The magnificent melody of the Prayer in Rossini’s Moses, sung in a sonorous bass voice, rose grandly through the suburban silence of the place.
Звучный бас огласил загородную тишину тенистой улицы великолепной арией из «Моисея» Россини.
Collins, Wilkie / The Woman in WhiteКоллинз, Уилки / Женщина в белом
Женщина в белом
Коллинз, Уилки
© «Издательство Академии наук Казахской ССР», 1959
The Woman in White
Collins, Wilkie
He said, when he had sung it, he would give us ‘Woman!’
Пропев ее, он предложил нам выпить «за женщину».
Dickens, Charles / David CopperfieldДиккенс, Чарльз / Жизнь Дэвида Копперфилда
Жизнь Дэвида Копперфилда
Диккенс, Чарльз
© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1959
David Copperfield
Dickens, Charles
© CRW Publishing Limited 2004
Pushkin, the poet of women’s feet, sung of their feet in his verse. Others don’t sing their praises, but they can’t look at their feet without a thrill — and it’s not only their feet.
Певец женских ножек, Пушкин, ножки в стихах воспевал; другие не воспевают, а смотреть на ножки не могут без судорог. Но ведь не одни ножки…
Dostoevsky, Fyodor / The brothers KaramazovДостоевский, Фёдор / Братья Карамазовы
Братья Карамазовы
Достоевский, Фёдор
© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1988
The brothers Karamazov
Dostoevsky, Fyodor
As I sprung aboard I sung out: «Out with you, Jim, and set her loose!
Я перепрыгнул на плот и говорю: — Скорей, Джим, отвязывай плот!
Twain, Mark / Huckleberry FinnТвен, Марк / Приключения Гекльберри Финна
Приключения Гекльберри Финна
Твен, Марк
© «Государственное издательство художественной литературы», 1960
Huckleberry Finn
Twain, Mark
By Svidrigailov’s orders it was sung twice a day punctually.
По распоряжению Свидригайлова, панихиды служились два раза в день, аккуратно.
Dostoevsky, Fyodor / Crime and PunishmentДостоевский, Фёдор / Преступление и наказание
Преступление и наказание
Достоевский, Фёдор
© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1970
Crime and Punishment
Dostoevsky, Fyodor
`Master Heathcliff,’ I resumed, `have you forgotten all Catherine’s kindness to you last winter, when you affirmed you loved her, and when she brought you books and sung you songs, and came many a time through wind and snow to see you?
— Мастер Хитклиф, — заговорила я опять, — неужели вы забыли, как добра была к вам Кэтрин этой зимой, когда вы уверяли, что любите ее? Забыли, как она носила вам книжки и пела песни, и не раз приходила в холод и вьюгу, чтобы с вами повидаться?
Bronte, Emily / Wuthering HeightsБронт Эмили / Грозовой перевал
Грозовой перевал
Бронт Эмили
© Издательство «Правда», 1988
Wuthering Heights
Bronte, Emily
©2009 by Pearson Education, Inc.
The second couplet was sung by Panshin with special power and expression, the sound of waves was heard in the stormy accompaniment.
Второй куплет был спет Паншиным с особенным выражением и силой; в бурном аккомпанементе слышались переливы волн.
Turgenev, I.S. / A House of GentlefolkТургенев, И.С. / Дворянское гнездо
Дворянское гнездо
Тургенев, И.С.
© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1983
A House of Gentlefolk
Turgenev, I.S.
“Now, that is not ill sung,” said Wamba, who had thrown in a few of his own flourishes to help out the chorus.
— Недурно поют, право слово! — сказал Вамба, пробуя подтянуть припев.
Scott, Walter / YvanhoeСкотт, Вальтер / Айвенго
Айвенго
Скотт, Вальтер
© Издательство «Художественная литература «, 1962
As he sunk reverentially on his knee, he heard the sound of the lauds, or earliest office of the Catholic Church, sung by female voices, which united together in the performance as they had done in the former service.
Благоговейно преклонив колена, он услышал мелодию хвалебных гимнов, которые поются в католической церкви во время литургии. Их пел хор женских голосов, который он уже слышал раньше.
Scott, Walter / The TalismanСкотт, Вальтер / Талисман
Талисман
Скотт, Вальтер
© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1965
The Talisman
Scott, Walter
He had a beautiful voice — even in his old age his voice was pure gold — and the KORAN can be sung, even if you don’t understand it.
Он обладал замечательным голосом, — даже в пожилом возрасте его голос был чистым золотом, — а Коран можно петь, даже если вы не понимаете его.
Osho, Bhagvan Shree Rajneesh / The Messiah, Volume 2Ошо Бхагван Шри Раджниш / Мессия. Том 2
Мессия. Том 2
Ошо Бхагван Шри Раджниш
The Messiah, Volume 2
Osho, Bhagvan Shree Rajneesh
She had sung her guttural rhymes, too, with a serious and respectful expression in her face.
Пела она свою рифмованную лакейщину с каким-то серьезным и почтительным оттенком в лице.
Dostoevsky, Fyodor / Crime and PunishmentДостоевский, Фёдор / Преступление и наказание
Преступление и наказание
Достоевский, Фёдор
© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1970
Crime and Punishment
Dostoevsky, Fyodor
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Словосочетания
active singing point
порог звукового сигнала
near singing conditions
неустойчивый режим работы усилителя
sing away
избавиться с помощью пения
singing flame
поющее пламя
singing margin
запас по самовозбуждению
singing margin
запас устойчивости
singing suppression
подавление самовозбуждения
singing suppressor
схема подавления самовозбуждения
speak / sing in a deep voice
басить
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like an oracle in solemnity, or in having wise or divine insight
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a minor flaw or shortcoming
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showing or suggesting that future success is likely
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to limit the size or amount of something
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ambiguous or difficult to understand
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a ceremonial dinner held on Passover
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to divide into political units giving one group unfair advantage
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paladin
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exacerbate
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short shrift
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endemic
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solace
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vandalize
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imbue
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lodestar
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sallow
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fustigate
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catercorner
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abandon
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gauche
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encapsulate
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scour
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adjure
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panache
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defer
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caucus
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sporadic
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fructify
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kerfuffle
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ritzy
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proselytize
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frolic
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nebulous
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patina
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brackish
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heartstring
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adjudicate
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eminently
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alleviate
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litany
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rash
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glitch
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sensibility
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devolve
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brouhaha
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ineffable
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menagerie
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meld
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perfunctory
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decry
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fidelity
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vocation
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arrogate
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lout
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headlong
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culminate
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jingoism
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fulsome
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duress
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piggyback
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schmooze
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abeyance
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fractious
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mollify
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darling
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orientate
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conclave
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ramshackle
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bloviate
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turpitude
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verdant
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hark back
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epithet
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nonpareil
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indoctrinate
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kibosh
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ad hoc
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paradox
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galumph
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mercurial
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dander
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benevolent
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fetter
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uncanny
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propagate
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junket
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commemorate
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ephemeral
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predilection
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convoluted
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exculpate
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salient
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adversity
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grift
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druthers
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mettlesome
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construe
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liaison
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funambulism
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bemuse
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opportune
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timeless
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resurrection
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askance
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deem
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hoary
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minion
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cerebral
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salt junk
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flummox
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nefarious
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