開 kāi
to open; to turn on; to start
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to shake off; to get rid of
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to go all out; to throw off inhibitions
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to indulge in fantasy; to imagine the wildest thing
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to disperse
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plain boiled water
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flesh lacerated from corporal punishment (idiom)
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blooming; in full flower
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all smiles
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to come to accept an unpleasant fact; to get over sth
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to open (one's eyes)
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to cut open; to split
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to feel embarrassed
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unembarrassed; without fear of impairing personal relation
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to move away
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all smiles
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eat less and move more to lose weight
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Michelangelo, Italian Renaissance artist
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Michelangelo (Tw)
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to cut spending; to reduce spending
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With a will, you can achieve anything.
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With a will, you can achieve anything.
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Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
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lenient treatment; to give one's opponent a way out
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lenient treatment; to give one's opponent a way out
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to burst forth
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