ENEnglisch Wörterbuch 51251 bis 51300
- take a problem to sb.
- The sky cleared and the sun came out.
- The bellflowers are coming out.
- That doesn't get us anywhere.
- The party emerged from the scandal with its public image intact.
- They got conned into paying large sums of money.
- There's a handsome profit in it.
- There's nothing to be got out of it.
- They edited out the scene.
- targeted intelligence culled from the Internet
- The data have been culled from a variety of sources.
- The move has prompted criticism from the public.
- The revolution irrupted into the capitalist world.
- The pensioner was taken in by a couple who pretended to need money for an urgent surgery.
- the wonderfulness of sth.
- the ruling class
- They argued the point for hours without reaching a conclusion.
- turn sth.
- to prance around
- tamperred
- thump around
- thumping around
- thumped around
- travel about
- travelling about
- travels about
- travelled about
- touring around
- toured around
- The police found him poking around in a residential building.
- trample around
- twirl sb.
- tuning down
- tuned down
- The hurricane has been downgraded to a tropical storm.
- The path reaches down to the valley.
- the back seats
- the rear seats in a car
- Tight jeans would emphasize any extra weight that I am carrying.
- The cat emerged from its hiding place.
- The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
