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Alerted by the raised voice his mother, suddenly entered the room.
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a ... person or animal is angry or ready to attack, and looks very frightening începe să înveți
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the hand when it is tightly closed, so that the fingers are curled in towards the palm. People close their hand in a ... when they are angry or are going to hit someone începe să înveți
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his clenched fists waving in the air
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his clenched fists waving in the air
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to put your arms around sb and hold them in a friendly or loving way [hug] începe să înveți
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She put her arms around him and held him in a close embrace.
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a feeling of anger because sth has happened that you think is unfair [bitterness] Pol. uraza începe să înveți
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Vengeance leaves you with bitter memories and resentment
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to accept that you cannot change sth and stop thinking or worrying about it Pol. puścić, odpuścić începe să înveți
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Vengeance leaves you with bitter memories and resentment which will be difficult to let go of.
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Pol. przeszywać, przebić, przeniknąć începe să înveți
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her words piercing through the wall of Kane's fury
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his heart still quivering with rage.
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to shake slightly because you are very angry începe să înveți
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his heart still quivering with rage.
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. to speak in a low voice, especially because you are annoyed about something, or you do not want people to hear you începe să înveți
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I don't know now, muttered Kane.
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Pol. pozbawić kogoś czegoś începe să înveți
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They deprived him of his favourite treats.
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Pol. ostatecznie, w ostatecznym rozrachunku începe să înveți
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at the end of the day they earn less money.
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If ... they could not look away from each other începe să înveți
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their eyes locked together their eyes locked together for an instant.
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their eyes locked together for an instant.
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Pol. pokazać prawdziwą klasę începe să înveți
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Well, so now show real class and write an email to the Letterbox expressing your thanks for the great time you had working for them
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