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(adjective) well-to-do; well-off; having abundant resources
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(adjective) well-to-do; well-off; having abundant resources
(verb) to chase after; to hunt down
(noun) odd number
(noun) thread, fiber
(adjective) depraved; corrupt; debauched
(verb) to draft (contract, law, etc.); to write; to compose
(noun) stage (for performance)
(verb) to be side by side; shoulder to shoulder
(adjective) satisfactory; reasonable; good enough
(adjective) North Central Vietnam form of sâu (“deep”)
(verb) to copy; to duplicate; to transcribe
(adjective) abundant; plentiful; full
(adjective) antiseptic
(adjective) steaming hot
(adjective) drunk
(noun) a longitudinal wave
(verb) to get seasick
(noun) a history record
(noun) split-second
(adjective) close (with a very small gap)
(verb) to shake, to slosh in a way that threatens to make the recipient of the liquid overflow
(noun) forced labor for the state
(noun) roseola, sixth disease, exanthema subitum
(verb) to give birth
(noun) royal court
(adjective) deep; profound; secrete; intimate
(verb) to prepare; to make ready
(verb) to be hyperemic; to be congested (with blood); to have hematological stasis
(noun) stream; spring
(verb) to gather together; to collect
(verb) to dismiss; to discharge; to fire
(noun) a gold rush; a period of feverish migration into an area where gold has been discovered
(adverb) sooner or later; in time
(noun) shower gel; body wash
(noun) desertification
(noun) diplococcus
(verb) to be debilitated; to be wasted; to go into failure
(noun) dhole and wolf; (figuratively) cruel, evil person
(noun) one's teacher's wife
(adjective) empty; vacant
(noun) eclampsia
account balance
(verb) to have a passion for; become infatuated with
(verb) to be depraved/degraded; to fall into decadence
(noun) the world of the dead
(verb) to screen or sift through in order to isolate the best or most acceptable
(noun) dvesha, hatred and aversion (one of the three character afflictions that cause suffering)
(noun) coral (colony)
(adjective) last; final; closing
(noun) virus (infectious organism)
(verb) to decline; to regress; to retrograde
(noun) rivers and streams; waterway (generally speaking)
(verb) to collapse, to fall down
(noun) health
(noun) supervirus
(adjective) malnourished
(noun) metaverse (hypothetical future Internet)
(noun) kohlrabi
wooden floor; wood flooring
(verb) to collect; to search for; to look for (in a systematic way)