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recollect
I do not recollect ever telling you
this.
覚えている
私はあなたに今までこのようなことを話した覚えがない。
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toil
He had to toil all night and day to finish the job.
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slant
The land slants southward.
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deem
She deemed the job impossible to finish in a week.
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cherish
She loved and cherished her cat.
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concede
He conceded she was a better tennis player.
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enchant
The story was written to enchant young children.
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nourish
Mother's milk is the best to nurish an infant.
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repent
The priest asked the prisoner to
repent (of) his sin.
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incorporate
He will incorporate his idea into this new plan.
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withstand
The bridge withstood the 8.7 magnitude earthquake.
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doomed
The birds seem doomed to extinction.
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allege
The police alleged that he stole the money.
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thaw
In Spring, the snow thaws and becomes water.
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forsake
He asked her not forsake him when he had difficult moments.
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clutch
A drowning man will clutch at a straw.
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perplex
He was perplexed by his friend's unwillingness to share the food.
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manifest
A new problem manifested itself when the president quit.
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distract
She tried to distract her mind from her worries.
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commend
He did such a good job the boss commended his efforts
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arouse
Mysteires always arouse my curiosity.
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presume
It is presumedd that she was drunk.
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distorted
In court , the lawyer distorted the truth.
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soothe
The mother tried to soothe her crying baby by singing a song.
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cater
It is hard for a teacher in a large class to cater to every student's needs.
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enhance
The gorgeous dress enhanced her beauty.
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dazzle
The magician dazzled the audience with his skills.
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hinder
Weeds hinder vegetable growth.
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precede
The wedding cremony preceded the party.
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uphold
He upholds traditional family values.
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profess
She professed her innocence at the trial.
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thrive
His business started to thrive.
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excel
She wanted to excel in math to become an accountant.
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intrude
They were surprised when he intruded on their meeting.
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subdue
The police had to subdue the criminal with force.
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differentiate
It was easy for her to differentiate the male birds from the female one.
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coincide
The full moon coincided with the first day of the month.
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prop
I need something to prop the door open.
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wither
A plant wither and die without water.
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glare
She glared at her former boy friend when she saw him.
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reckone
He reckoned it would cost a lot of money to repair the old roof.
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fumble
The glass fumbled to the floor when the child hit it.
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heed
Please heed my advice and stop smoking.
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contradict
The actress flattly contradicted the humor.
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induce
The doctors gave the woman a drug to induce labor.
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descard
I think we should discard the plan.
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cling
If you cling to a bad relationship too long, you will suffer.
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skim
She skimmed the report just before the presentation.
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displaed
There were several displaced persons in the customs office.
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hush up
The teacher told Bart to hush up because he was too noisy.
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divert
It was impossible to divert his attention from his work.
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embark
We will embark on a new mission to Mars.
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contemplate
He contemplated the situation before making a decision.
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grumble
The workers grumbled in anger about the new contract.
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reconcile
I was finally reconciled with my wife.
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lingered
The pain in his arm lingered for weeks.
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