Input: [Base Form] Misdo [Past Participle] Misdone [Prevod] Povrediti [Past Simple]

Output: Misdid

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misfall [Past Participle] Misfallen [Prevod] Zadesiti (se) [Past Simple]

Output: Misfell

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Input: [Base Form] Misfeed [Past Participle] Misfed [Prevod] Zaglaviti (papir u štampač) Hraniti (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misfed

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misgive [Past Participle] Misgiven [Prevod] Sumnjati [Past Simple]

Output: Misgave

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Mishear [Past Participle] Misheard [Prevod] Prečuti [Past Simple]

Output: Misheard

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Input: [Base Form] Mishit [Past Participle] Mishit [Prevod] Šutnuti (neprecizno, pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Mishit

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misknow [Past Participle] Misknown [Prevod] Razumeti (pogrešno) Promašiti (smisao) [Past Simple]

Output: Misknew

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Mislay [Past Participle] Mislaid [Prevod] Zaturiti Izgubiti [Past Simple]

Output: Mislaid

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Mislead [Past Participle] Misled [Prevod] Prevariti [Past Simple]

Output: Misled

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Input: [Base Form] Mislearn [Past Participle] Mislearnt Mislearned [Prevod] Naučiti (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Mislearnt Mislearned

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misread [Past Participle] Misread [Prevod] Pročitati (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misread

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Input: [Base Form] Missay [Past Participle] Missaid [Prevod] Ogovarati [Past Simple]

Output: Missaid

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Input: [Base Form] Missend [Past Participle] Missent [Prevod] Pogrešiti (pri slanju) [Past Simple]

Output: Missent

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misset [Past Participle] Misset [Prevod] Pozicionirati (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misset

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Input: [Base Form] Misspeak [Past Participle] Misspoken [Prevod] Izgovoriti (nepravilno, netačno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misspoke

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Input: [Base Form] Misspell [Past Participle] Misspelt Misspelled [Prevod] Napisati (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misspelt Misspelled

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misspend [Past Participle] Misspent [Prevod] Traćiti (vreme, novac) [Past Simple]

Output: Misspent

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misswear [Past Participle] Missworn [Prevod] Kunuti (se lažno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misswore

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Mistake [Past Participle] Mistaken [Prevod] Grešiti [Past Simple]

Output: Mistook

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misteach [Past Participle] Mistaught [Prevod] Naučiti (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Mistaught

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Mistell [Past Participle] Mistold [Prevod] Reći (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Mistold

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misthink [Past Participle] Misthought [Prevod] Misliti (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misthought

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Misunderstand [Past Participle] Misunderstood [Prevod] Shvatiti (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Misunderstood

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Miswear [Past Participle] Misworn [Prevod] Obući (loše) [Past Simple]

Output: Misswore

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Miswed [Past Participle] Miswed Miswedded [Prevod] Venčati (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Miswed Miswedded

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Miswrite [Past Participle] Miswritten [Prevod] Napisati (pogrešno) [Past Simple]

Output: Miswrote

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Moonlight [Past Participle] Moonlit [Prevod] Osvetliti (mesečinom) [Past Simple]

Output: Moonlit

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Base Form] Mow [Past Participle] Mown [Prevod] Kositi (travnjak) [Past Simple]

Output: Mowed

Irregular Verb List/Lista nepravilnih glagola


Input: [Avoid] in the event that [Use instead]

Output: if

Strive for conciseness in your writing | Extension and Experiment Station Communications


Input: [Avoid] for the purpose of [Use instead]

Output: for, to

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Input: [Avoid] in order to [Use instead]

Output: to

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Input: [Avoid] prior to [Use instead]

Output: before

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Input: [Avoid] subsequent to [Use instead]

Output: after

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Input: [Avoid] at the present time, at this point in time [Use instead]

Output: now, currently

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Input: [Avoid] regarding [Use instead]

Output: about

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Input: [Avoid] until such time as [Use instead]

Output: until

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Input: [Avoid] in view of the fact that [Use instead]

Output: because, since

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Input: [Avoid] become cognizant [Use instead]

Output: know

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Input: [Avoid] utilize [Use instead]

Output: use

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Input: [Avoid] ascertain [Use instead]

Output: find out, learn

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Input: [Avoid] purchase [Use instead]

Output: buy

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Input: [Avoid] be in a position to [Use instead]

Output: can

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Input: [Avoid] facilitate [Use instead]

Output: help

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Input: [Avoid] sufficient [Use instead]

Output: enough

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Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] work [Rest of the sentence?] on my website yesterday? [Subject]


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] learn [Rest of the sentence?] English at home? [Subject]

Output: you


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] see [Rest of the sentence?] a movie yesterday? [Subject]

Output: we


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] speak [Rest of the sentence?] breakfast earlier? [Subject]

Output: he


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] arrive [Rest of the sentence?] on time? [Subject]

Output: She


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] take [Rest of the sentence?] time? [Subject]

Output: it


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] visit [Rest of the sentence?] the beach? [Subject]

Output: they


Input: [Auxiliary] Did [Verb (Present Tense)] go [Rest of the sentence?] in Chennai? [Subject]

Output: Mugilan


Input: [anchor] ^ [matches]

Output: beginning of a string. In Ruby or when m modifier is used also matches right side of a newline

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [anchor] $ [matches]

Output: end of a string. In Ruby or when m modifier is used also matches left side of a newline

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [anchor] \A [matches]

Output: beginning of the string

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [anchor] \b [matches]

Output: word boundary. In between a \w and a \W character or in between a \w character and the edge of the string

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [anchor] \B [matches]

Output: not a word boundary. In between two \w characters or two \W characters

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [anchor] \z [matches]

Output: end of the string

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [anchor] \Z [matches]

Output: end of the string unless it is a newline, in which case it matches the left side of the terminal newline

Interpreted Languages: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby (Sheet One) - Hyperpolyglot


Input: [Part] 1 [2] FREE

Output: Nicholas, The Beginning When we are born we are a blank canvas waiting for life to reveal who we are. We live our lives day by day changing it for the better or worse often on no more than impulse. For a few who we will be is already foretold, and their lives will carry them along inextricably to confront their destiny; Nicholas Day is one

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Input: [Part] 2 [2] FREE

Output: Harriet - End of Peace A Yin needs a Yang; a prophecy needs heroes; but to those of the old order change is heresy and dissidents need to be hunted down whatever the cost; even if it means a wave of death will spread over the lands of Loc-Sie.

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Input: [Part] 3 [2] FREE

Output: The Gift of Second Life A stranger helps and tells an even stranger story that sees Nicholas leave all he has ever known behind and begin his search, but he is now a hunted man, and has to go where danger lurks around every bend.

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Input: [Part] 4 [2] FREE

Output: Road and Forest Nicholas travels to places far beyond even those he has heard talk of, where friendships old and new are revived; wondrous sights are seen, and a whole new history is revealed. Now he has to make the choice to join in the rebellion or stand by as his world changes yet again.

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Input: [Part] 5 [2] FREE

Output: Blood Mountain Death is following Nicholas as he climbs into the snowline where he finds relics from before the last war, and has to make a choice what part he will play in the coming one.

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Input: [Part] 6 [2] Free

Output: A Perilous Journey When Nicholas sets out to confront his destiny danger is not just at the end of his journey; death and hardship lurk all along the way.

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Input: [Part] 7 [2] Free

Output: Love: Over Before it Began Nicholas thought he had lost all he had until he has to loose more: in return he is given purpose to his life, even if it means hell probably die.

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Input: [Part] 8 [2] FREE

Output: The City Only Nicholas knows the secret is secret no more and he needs to race to Quone to warn the others, but before he can he has to delay a secret weapon so powerful that if it arrives the rebellion has no chance of success.

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Input: [Part] 9 [2] FREE

Output: The Marshals Ace As Nicholas arrives in the city and sets about finding the rebels, the Marshal is consolidating his trap, but it must be without the Drakken.

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Input: [Part] 10 [2] FREE

Output: A New Leader Emerges Nicholas arrives too late to warn his friends, but just in time to witnesses the bloody end of the revolution. With all hope lost he sets out to wreak his own retribution, at the almost certain cost of his own life.

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Input: [Part] 11 [2] FREE

Output: Success and Failure Nicholas snatches success from failure, but as the celebrations begin the Marshal reveals his ultimate weapon.

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Input: [Part] 12 [2] FREE

Output: A False New Dawn Not all victories are secured on the battlefield: sometimes in the face of defeat we hand our adversary success simply by accepting we cannot win. When it seems all the options have gone maybe all that is needed is confidence, and maybe an edge

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Input: [Part] 13 [2] FREE

Output: Hope Nicholas learns the secret of Basilisk, but will a machine be enough to face the Marshal and the might of the Drakken alone.

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Input: [Part] 14 [2] FREE

Output: End game The battle is over, and the prophecy has come to pass, but is Nicholas prepared for what is to follow?

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Input: [Name] Melanie [Date] 03/19/12 12:37 pm [Message]

Output: Here

Thread subject: waPo article on Bald Eagle Parts


Input: [Name] Peter [Date] 03/19/12 02:53 pm [Message]

Output: Oh my goodness, am I the only one who feels a bit ambivalent about this chop shop?


Input: [Name] Melanie [Date] 03/19/12 05:12 pm [Message]

Output: I have no issue with it. They are used for religious ceremonies, not for commercial gain. Haven't we done enough to Native American populations over the past 300 years? Why do you feel ambivalent? Would you rather see them rot or be incinerated and then have the Native Americans go out and kill healthy eagles for their ceremonies?


Input: [Name] Peter [Date] 03/19/12 06:11 pm [Message]

Output: Thanks Melanie, This might require more discussion than is warranted here, but my main objection is that so much human time and effort is expended to replace ("make up for?") the time-honored traditions and balances of Nature, including the introduction of Homo Sapiens on the Earth. The next general objection is that the federal government is the sheriff, judge and jury here. Not so good IMO. Further, in brief, to answer your questions: -- the use of any legally obtained (or previously owned) item for religious purposes is fine -- my notion of Freedom of Religion is pretty wide open. This would include Native Americans using the carcasses of dead Bald Eagles from their reservations. If the current federal law does not permit this, it should be changed IMO. The federal government should NOT be involved in this factually narrow situation; -- Native Americans should be allowed to kill healthy Bald Eagles on their Sovereign Soil if necessary for religious purposes. This might be controversial, but fishing for Salmon on their reservations has been approved in this way (fishing is killing, right?). Isn't this what Sovereign Soil is all about?; To be clear -- the entire continent of (what we now call) North America must have been a wonderland for all native people for thousands of years! Many nights I dream of having lived in the times before The Others invaded from Europe and other areas. Yes, "we" (not sure what you mean exactly by this term) have probably done enough. But to sancture the federal government to "do more," it seems to me, is NOT a great solution. Actually, I doubt is there is a word for "native" in the ancient languages -- why would anyone refer to themselves as a native (in contrast to the "non-natives" who had not appeared yet)? "Many Rivers to Cross" on this issue me thinks? PS -- The photo of that dead Bald Eagle head from your link, up close, got caught in my throat, with a federal employee (one assumes) holding up what looks like an Onion PhotoShop joke. Did you not have a similar visceral reaction? PS2 -- I object to zoos and and aquariums as licensed jails for animals.


Input: [Name] Melanie [Date] 03/20/12 10:18 am [Message]

Output: Too many rivers for you, perhaps, but rather than reducing the dead Bald Eagle to just another dead bird that should be left to rot, I prefer to think that it still has a purpose to serve. Actually I read the Onion frequently and that was the last thing that came to mind. I would not have chosen to run that particular picture, but my reaction was not visceral. By "we" I am referring to Europeans who displaced Native Americans, Indians, or whatever term you choose to use. My understanding is they refer to themselves by their tribal affiliation and as such "Native American" is an artificial construct just as the Canadian term of "First Nation". Regarding sovereign lands, that would indicate reservations, which would leave .2% (yes, that's 2/10 of a percent) of the US open for tribal hunts, restricting their chances of a successful hunt greatly. Instead I have other questions, such as if there is such a high demand for parts as is claimed, why does there seem to be such a big inventory in the repository? But not a question that will be resolved.


Input: [Name] Peter [Date] 03/20/12 04:08 pm [Message]

Output: Thanks Melanie for the reply. Yes, "other questions" indeed. The whole thing grosses me out.


Input: [Concepto] Negation [Notation conventional] φ [Notation polonese]

Output: Nφ

Notation polonese - Wikipedia, le encyclopedia libere


Input: [Concepto] Conjunction [Notation conventional] φψ [Notation polonese]

Output: Kφψ

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Input: [Concepto] Disjunction [Notation conventional] φψ [Notation polonese]

Output: Aφψ

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Input: [Concepto] Conditional material [Notation conventional] φψ [Notation polonese]

Output: Cφψ

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Input: [Concepto] Biconditional [Notation conventional] φψ [Notation polonese]

Output: Eφψ

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Input: [Concepto] Lineetta de Sheffer [Notation polonese]

Output: Dφψ

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Input: [Concepto] Possibilitate [Notation conventional] φ [Notation polonese]

Output: Mφ

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Input: [Concepto] Necessitate [Notation conventional] φ [Notation polonese]

Output: Lφ

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Input: [Concepto] Quantificator universal [Notation conventional] φ [Notation polonese]

Output: Πφ

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Input: [Concepto] Quantificator existential [Notation conventional] φ [Notation polonese]

Output: Σφ

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Input: [Versions] White, Black [Flavor Text]

Output: The eggs it lays are filled with happiness. Eating even one bite will bring a smile to anyone.

#242 - Blissey || PokeDS - Pokemon Fansite Redefined


Input: [Versions] SoulSilver [Flavor Text]

Output: It has a very compassionate nature. If it sees a sick Pokémon, it will nurse the sufferer back to health.

#242 - Blissey || PokeDS - Pokemon Fansite Redefined


Input: [Versions] HeartGold [Flavor Text]

Output: Anyone who takes even one taste of BLISSEY’s egg becomes unfailingly caring and pleasant to everyone.

#242 - Blissey || PokeDS - Pokemon Fansite Redefined


Input: [Versions] Platinum [Flavor Text]

Output: The eggs it lays are filled with happiness. Eating even one bite will bring a smile to anyone.

#242 - Blissey || PokeDS - Pokemon Fansite Redefined


Input: [Versions] Pearl [Flavor Text]

Output: It is a Pokémon that delivers happiness. Eating its egg is said to make one kind to everyone.

#242 - Blissey || PokeDS - Pokemon Fansite Redefined


Input: [Versions] Diamond [Flavor Text]

Output: This kindhearted Pokémon nurses sick Pokémon to health. It senses feelings of sadness.

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Input: [Present Perfect] I have not had you have not had he has not had we have not had you have not had they have not had [Present]

Output: I do not have you do not have he does not have we do not have you do not have they do not have

Verbo To Have en Inglés | Sherton English


Input: [Present Perfect] Past Perfect [Present]

Output: Past

Verbo To Have en Inglés | Sherton English


Input: [Present Perfect] I had not had you had not had he had not had we had not had you had not had they had not had [Present]

Output: I did not have you did not have he did not have we did not have you did not have they did not have

Verbo To Have en Inglés | Sherton English


Input: [Present Perfect] Future Perfect [Present]

Output: Future

Verbo To Have en Inglés | Sherton English


Input: [Present Perfect] I will not have had you will not have had he will not have had we will not have had you will not have had they will not have had [Present]

Output: I will not have you will not have he will not have we will not have you will not have they will not have

Verbo To Have en Inglés | Sherton English


Input: [Present Perfect] Conditional Perfect [Present]

Output: Conditional

Verbo To Have en Inglés | Sherton English


Input: [Present Perfect] I would not have had you would not have had he would not have had we would not have had you would not have had they would not have had [Present]

Output: I would not have you would not have he would not have we would not have you would not have they would not have

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Input: [name] straight mute mute, con sordina, mit Dämpfer, avec sourdine [description]

Output: cone shaped object (usually metal, sometimes wood) with three pieces of cork to hold it in the bell of the trombone

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] bucket mute bucket [description]

Output: bucket-shaped mute filled with cloth which clips over the bell of the trombone

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] cup mute cup [description]

Output: conical insert with a cup shaped bottom that covers the bell of the instrument

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] Harmon mute harmon; other instructions are 'stem out', 'remove stem' and 'waa-waa' (+ = shut, o = open) [description]

Output: metal mute wrapped in cork and inserted into bell of trombone. The mute has a stem which is normally fully inserted, but may be pulled out or removed entirely. A 'waa-waa' effect may also be achieved by using the hand to cover and uncover the stem opening

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] Pixie mute [description]

Output: similar to a straight mute and used with a rubber plunger, for solo work and for making the instrument "talk"

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] plunger mute plunger (+ = shut, o = open) [description]

Output: shaped like a plumber's plunger held over the bell of the trombone and opened or shut

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] solotone or cleartone mute [description]

Output: a mute that produces a bright tone from the instrument

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [name] Whispa or practice mute [description]

Output: a mute usually made of fibre or with a piece of fabric to cut the sound

Dolmetsch Online - Music Dictionary Tp - Tr


Input: [These] Affect Your horrendous grammar affects the quality of your input as an interlocutor. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Effect is most commonly a noun; affect is most commonly a verb. […are not]

Output: Effect Your grammar’s effects are so unspeakable that you should be prosecuted at The Hague.


Input: [These] Bare By using improper grammar, you are laying bare your ignorance. […are not]

Output: Bear I cannot bear this any longer: please, learn your damn homophones.


Input: [These] Capital Capital punishment should be applied to people who use improper grammar. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Capitol has an ‘O,’ which is round like the rotunda in the US Capitol Building. […are not]

Output: Capitol Improper grammar is not allowed inside the capitol.


Input: [These] Complement Proper homophone usage is a necessary complement to a well-rounded individual. […are not]

Output: Compliment If you can’t get your homophones correct, no one will compliment you.


Input: [These] Discreet If you can’t discern the difference between homophones, then be discreet. […are not]

Output: Discrete There is a discrete difference between someone who knows homophones and someone who does not.


Input: [These] Dual The dual benefit of knowing homophones is that you will be able to communicate effectively and you won’t look like a jackass. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Duel is usually deadly; dual is almost never harmful at all. […are not]

Output: Duel If you can’t even get homophones right, imagine how you’d do in a duel. Let’s just put it this way: John Wayne knew his homophones.


Input: [These] Its Bad grammar shall no longer rear its ugly head. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Its can only be possessive; It’s is a contraction of ‘it’ & ‘is’. Strongbad can explain this in further detail. […are not]

Output: It’s It’s a terrible thing to use improper grammar.


Input: [These] Loose The grammar gods shall let loose some horrible plague upon you should you choose to continue fucking up homophones. […are not]

Output: Lose Using bad grammar is a social stigma, which makes you lose credibility.


Input: [These] Principal The principal frowns upon fucking up homophones. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Principal contains the word ‘pal,’ which is a person just like the principal. […are not]

Output: Principle Using proper grammar is a good principle to live by.


Input: [These] Than By fucking up homophones, you show that most fourth graders have better grammar than you. […are not]

Output: Then If you can’t write properly, then don’t write at all.


Input: [These] Their Their egregious grammar sin of mixing up homophones will not go unpunished. […the fucking same.] They’re They’re just stupid if they can’t get this. *Hint: They’re is a contraction of ‘they’ & ‘are’. […are not]

Output: There There is no excuse for fucking this up.


Input: [These] To I’m going to ban you from speaking if you can’t get homophones right. […the fucking same.] Two You should have learned these when you were two. […are not]

Output: Too The rest of the world hates you, too.


Input: [These] Verses The verses of the canonized Holy Text do not contain incorrect homophone usage; therefore, it is a cardinal sin to fuck them up. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Versus can only be a preposition, so it can only take the form of ‘Me versus You’ or ‘This versus That’; verses will almost always be a noun. […are not]

Output: Versus A match against good grammar versus bad grammar is like Batman fighting a baby and stealing his candy in the process.


Input: [These] Your Your grammar sucks. […the fucking same.] *Hint: Your can only be possessive; you’re is a contraction of ‘you’ & ‘are’. See theWarehouse for further explication. […are not]

Output: You’re You’re an idiot if you fuck up homophones.


Input: [Slang] A big 10-4 [Meaning]

Output: OK, over and out


Input: [Slang] Apple [Meaning]

Output: A CB addict


Input: [Slang] Back door [Meaning]

Output: Last rig in convoy


Input: [Slang] Ballet dancer [Meaning]

Output: A swaying antenna


Input: [Slang] Bear's den [Meaning]

Output: Police station


Input: [Slang] Bear in the air [Meaning]

Output: Police helicopter


Input: [Slang] Beast [Meaning]

Output: A CB rig


Input: [Slang] Breaker nn [Meaning]

Output: Cut into CB channel nn


Input: [Slang] Bug out [Meaning]

Output: Leaving a channel


Input: [Slang] Chopped top [Meaning]

Output: Short antenna


Input: [Slang] Chicken coop [Meaning]

Output: Weighing station


Input: [Slang] County mounty [Meaning]

Output: Local police


Input: [Slang] Cub scouts [Meaning]

Output: Sheriff's men


Input: [Slang] Double nickels [Meaning]

Output: 55 Mph (US national speed limit)


Input: [Slang] Drop the hammer [Meaning]

Output: Step down on the gas


Input: [Slang] Flappers [Meaning]

Output: Ears


Input: [Slang] Flip side [Meaning]

Output: Return trip


Input: [Slang] Four wheeler [Meaning]

Output: Passenger car


Input: [Slang] Front door [Meaning]

Output: First rig in convoy


Input: [Slang] Good buddy [Meaning]

Output: Any other CB'er


Input: [Slang] Green stamps [Meaning]

Output: Toll roads


Input: [Slang] Local yokel [Meaning]

Output: Small town policeman


Input: [Slang] Negatory [Meaning]

Output: No


Input: [Slang] One eyed monster [Meaning]

Output: Television


Input: [Slang] Plain wrapper [Meaning]

Output: Unmarked police car


Input: [Slang] Play dead [Meaning]

Output: Stand by


Input: [Slang] Rodger [Meaning]

Output: OK


Input: [Slang] Seat cover [Meaning]

Output: Girl in car


Input: [Slang] Shakytown [Meaning]

Output: Los Angeles, California


Input: [Slang] Smokey bear [Meaning]

Output: Highway patrol


Input: [Slang] Tijuana taxi [Meaning]

Output: Police car with light flashing


Input: [Base Form] lose [Past Participle] lost [Simple Past]

Output: lost

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Input: [Base Form] shoot [Past Participle] shot [Simple Past]

Output: shot

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Input: [Base Form] get [Past Participle] got [Simple Past]

Output: got

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Input: [Base Form] light [Past Participle] lit [Simple Past]

Output: lit

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Input: [Base Form] sit [Past Participle] sat [Simple Past]

Output: sat

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Input: [Base Form] keep [Past Participle] kept [Simple Past]

Output: kept

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Input: [Base Form] sleep [Past Participle] slept [Simple Past]

Output: slept

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Input: [Base Form] feel [Past Participle] felt [Simple Past]

Output: felt

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Input: [Base Form] leave [Past Participle] left [Simple Past]

Output: left

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Input: [Base Form] meet [Past Participle] met [Simple Past]

Output: met

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Input: [Base Form] bring [Past Participle] brought [Simple Past]

Output: brought

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Input: [Base Form] buy [Past Participle] bought [Simple Past]

Output: bought

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Input: [Base Form] fight [Past Participle] fought [Simple Past]

Output: fought

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Input: [Base Form] think [Past Participle] thought [Simple Past]

Output: thought

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Input: [Base Form] catch [Past Participle] caught [Simple Past]

Output: caught

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Input: [Base Form] teach [Past Participle] taught [Simple Past]

Output: taught

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Input: [Base Form] sell [Past Participle] sold [Simple Past]

Output: sold

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Input: [Base Form] tell [Past Participle] told [Simple Past]

Output: told

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Input: [Base Form] pay [Past Participle] paid [Simple Past]

Output: paid

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Input: [Base Form] make [Past Participle] made [Simple Past]

Output: made

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Input: [Base Form] stand [Past Participle] stood [Simple Past]

Output: stood

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Input: [Base Form] understand [Past Participle] understood [Simple Past]

Output: understood

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Input: [Base Form] lend [Past Participle] lent [Simple Past]

Output: lent

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Input: [Base Form] send [Past Participle] sent [Simple Past]

Output: sent

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Input: [Base Form] spend [Past Participle] spent [Simple Past]

Output: spent

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Input: [Base Form] build [Past Participle] built [Simple Past]

Output: built

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Input: [Base Form] find [Past Participle] found [Simple Past]

Output: found

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Input: [Base Form] have [Past Participle] had [Simple Past]

Output: had

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Input: [Base Form] hear [Past Participle] heard [Simple Past]

Output: heard

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Input: [Base Form] hold [Past Participle] held [Simple Past]

Output: held

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Input: [Base Form] read [Past Participle] read (pronounced red) [Simple Past]

Output: read (pronounced red)

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Input: [Base Form] say [Past Participle] said [Simple Past]

Output: said

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Input: [Original segment] drop [Many people misheard as] ??? (nonsense word containing vowel in "that") [First expansion] massive drop [Second expansion]

Output: the plane was steady for a while and then it took a massive drop

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Input: [Original segment] socks [Many people misheard as] sacks [First expansion] y'hadda wear socks [Second expansion]

Output: y'hadda wear socks, no sandals

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Input: [Original segment] block [Many people misheard as] black [First expansion] one block [Second expansion]

Output: old senior citizens living on one block

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Input: [Original segment] met [Many people misheard as] mutt [First expansion] they met [Second expansion]

Output: my parents went to Cuba and that's where they met

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Input: [Original segment] steady [Many people misheard as] study [First expansion] steady for a while [Second expansion]

Output: the plane was steady for a while and then it took a massive drop

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Input: [Original segment] head [Many people misheard as] had [First expansion] shook 'er head [Second expansion]

Output: this woman in while, who just smiled at her and shook 'er head

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Input: [Primer] all [First] after [Second] always [Third] about [Pre-primer]

Output: a

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Input: [Primer] am [First] again [Second] around [Third] better [Pre-primer]

Output: and

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Input: [Primer] are [First] an [Second] because [Third] bring [Pre-primer]

Output: away

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Input: [Primer] at [First] any [Second] been [Third] carry [Pre-primer]

Output: big

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Input: [Primer] ate [First] as [Second] before [Third] clean [Pre-primer]

Output: blue

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Input: [Primer] be [First] ask [Second] best [Third] cut [Pre-primer]

Output: can

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Input: [Primer] black [First] by [Second] both [Third] done [Pre-primer]

Output: come

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Input: [Primer] brown [First] could [Second] buy [Third] draw [Pre-primer]

Output: down

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Input: [Primer] but [First] every [Second] call [Third] drink [Pre-primer]

Output: find

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Input: [Primer] came [First] fly [Second] cold [Third] eight [Pre-primer]

Output: for

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Input: [Primer] did [First] from [Second] does [Third] fall [Pre-primer]

Output: funny

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Input: [Primer] do [First] give [Second] don’t [Third] far [Pre-primer]

Output: go

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Input: [Primer] eat [First] going [Second] fast [Third] full [Pre-primer]

Output: help

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Input: [Primer] four [First] had [Second] first [Third] got [Pre-primer]

Output: here

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Input: [Primer] get [First] has [Second] five [Third] grow [Pre-primer]

Output: I

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Input: [Primer] good [First] her [Second] found [Third] hold [Pre-primer]

Output: in

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Input: [Primer] have [First] him [Second] gave [Third] hot [Pre-primer]

Output: is

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Input: [Primer] he [First] his [Second] goes [Third] hurt [Pre-primer]

Output: it

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Input: [Primer] into [First] how [Second] green [Third] if [Pre-primer]

Output: jump

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Input: [Primer] like [First] just [Second] its [Third] keep [Pre-primer]

Output: little

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Input: [Primer] must [First] know [Second] made [Third] kind [Pre-primer]

Output: look

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Input: [Primer] new [First] let [Second] many [Third] laugh [Pre-primer]

Output: make

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Input: [Primer] no [First] live [Second] off [Third] light [Pre-primer]

Output: me

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Input: [Primer] now [First] may [Second] or [Third] long [Pre-primer]

Output: my

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Input: [Primer] on [First] of [Second] pull [Third] much [Pre-primer]

Output: not

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Input: [Primer] our [First] old [Second] read [Third] myself [Pre-primer]

Output: one

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Input: [Primer] out [First] once [Second] right [Third] never [Pre-primer]

Output: play

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Input: [Primer] please [First] open [Second] sing [Third] only [Pre-primer]

Output: red

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Input: [Primer] pretty [First] over [Second] sit [Third] own [Pre-primer]

Output: run

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Input: [Primer] ran [First] put [Second] sleep [Third] pick [Pre-primer]

Output: said

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Input: [Primer] ride [First] round [Second] tell [Third] seven [Pre-primer]

Output: see

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Input: [Primer] saw [First] some [Second] their [Third] shall [Pre-primer]

Output: the

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Input: [Primer] say [First] stop [Second] these [Third] show [Pre-primer]

Output: three

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Input: [Primer] she [First] take [Second] those [Third] six [Pre-primer]

Output: to

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Input: [Primer] so [First] thank [Second] upon [Third] small [Pre-primer]

Output: two

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Input: [Primer] soon [First] them [Second] us [Third] start [Pre-primer]

Output: up

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Input: [Primer] that [First] then [Second] use [Third] ten [Pre-primer]

Output: we

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Input: [Primer] there [First] think [Second] very [Third] today [Pre-primer]

Output: where

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Input: [Primer] they [First] walk [Second] wash [Third] together [Pre-primer]

Output: yellow

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Input: [Primer] this [First] were [Second] which [Third] try [Pre-primer]

Output: you

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Input: [Date] July 16 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: Dreamy conditions today to fly my nephew Bradley and his girl friend. We were close to maximum on my U-Turn Passenger wing, and struggled, at first, to stay above launch, but eventually we climbed to about 5000’ and head East to Laura’s Ridge. Pretty windy coming back so I decided on the alternative LZ near the on ramps. It took more than 20 minutes to actual pass between 500 to ground level – lots of thermals kicking off down low. Probably one of my top 10 most difficult landings. Next it was Emilie’s turn, but this time we headed to Upper Bridal instead. I was getting hungry now (and tired) so once we passed 5000' I cut the flight short at about 45 minutes. Supper fun day (thanks to Jaz for driving).

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Input: [Date] June 28 [Site Name] Cheam [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: The usual breath taking hike, including wild flowers and beautiful people. It took a little longer than expected (around 2 hrs), but we eventually arrived to steady SE wind. After half an hour, it switched to more or less S wind. Brad went first and tried to thermal upward but was denied. Stephan’s long hiatus delayed the second launch by almost an hour, but eventually he figured it out. By the time I launched the conditions were stronger - I was quickly above launch (7500’). Stephan was having problems comply with the LZ team so I thought it best to catch up to him and see what I can do from the air. Conditions were starting to build in the LZ so was happy to land while it was still nice. Many thanks to Ivan for driving. About my missing truck plate: unfortunately it looks like someone has already collect it and is probably gearing up for a huge heist or something. It was nice of the WR police to just remind me to replace my plate soon (instead of a $200 fine).

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Input: [Date] June 12 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: A big day of flying planned for Jonathan. We started with a fun acro tandem, with some baby SIv and Spiral dives followed up with the world longest landing (we were at 800 for about ½ hour). Next it was Jon’s turn to do the required Deimos maneuvers. The usual tentative commitment initial from Jon on his maneuvers, but eventually we got through them together during the next three flights. On his last flight, Jon was just a step away from the LZ cone – the perfect was to get your Novice rating. I heard about another pilot top crashing and hurting themselves – best to get proper guidance and experience on how to top land before just going for it!

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Input: [Date] June 8 [Site Name] Woodside, Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: A great for tandems today with Alyssa and Jeanine. We started with Jeanine at Woodside. We arrived at 11am to light cross wind, so we waited for conditions to improve. Since we were landing at the Dykes we could not afford to get too low, so after about ten minutes we started making our way to the LZ. At the edge of the trees we found a nice thermal which got us back up to launch high or so, extending our flight by another 15 minutes. Next, we headed to Bridal for the full tour. Light conditions there too. We were slowly making our way back to launch when Alyssa felt a little ill. The air was smooth but I think the excitement was a little too much. Many thanks to Ivan for helping with the driving!

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Input: [Date] May 30 [Site Name] Upper Makenzie [Weather] Sunny, windy [Notes]

Output: The Clif, three ½ Peters, (brother Peter), and myself headed up to Pembie yesterday. Early wind in Squamish meant strong conditions today. Some pilot just landed when we arrived at the school, but by the time we got to launch is was a bit too strong. Clif did his Intermediate exam, while I conducted a tree rescue course with some new ideas tested out. The results are in: don’t try to put on a climbing harness to repel from. Around 6pm the wind started to ease of, so I started kiting for fun – still too strong to fly. By 7pm the winds were perfect. We flew a short XC 20km North, with smooth lift everywhere. You could probably fly to 3000m but it was too cold for me (@2,200m). I suggested that we head back and start fighting the magic lift with BigEars and speedbar. This help keep us below 2000m, but spirals were still needed to get down. Even at 100m you could easily climb back up!

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Input: [Date] May 29 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: Our tandems arrive almost an hour late today putting pressure on Andrei and I to launch quickly. Only a couple of aborts out of six flights, mostly due to cross wind. Almost every flight had us about 1000' above launch. Cliff had the place to himself (while we were driving up) and managed to tag Archibald and almost Archibald Proper. Hopefully a road truip to Pembie Saturday.

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Input: [Date] May 24 [Site Name] Woodside [Weather] Cloudy [Notes]

Output: Clif was doubting my weather skills so I bet him a virtual beer. With the rain in White Rock I was starting to second guess myself, but once I saw the Valley I knew we would be flying. Clif practiced his reverses for a short while until Tonia and Jim showed up. Some cross conditions but eventually we were rewarded with a glorious sled ride to the Dykes.

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Input: [Date] May 17 [Site Name] Blanchard and Whidbey [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: With T-Storms around I thought it best to stay out of the mountains, so Jon and I headed down to the USA. First stop Blanchard. NW conditions perfect for reverse launch. Jon’s launch was a little mis-handled but worked enough. Second stop Whidbey. More NW wind so good for kiting but alas no flights. Back to Blanchard for one more obnoxious flying episode. More fun in the sun.

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Input: [Date] May 15 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: I enlisted the help of Clif, Kayla and Jon today to help repair a few of the steps at Bridal. Since conditions were to pick up in the afternoon, I thought it best to sneak in a little work and just do one flight. Clif went first and was quickly above launch. Jon went next and was maintaining just below launch, followed by myself. Kayla felt that the air was good and decided to launch too. We drove up for another flight but it was now too strong. A fun way to spend my 43 birthday! What's new from Deimos?

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Input: [Date] May 9 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: A great day for Cliff’s and Gabby’s welcome back flights (after being away for more than a year). Even though he practiced the day before, Cliff elected to do one abort just for practice – always a smart idea. His first attempt was perfect so I suggested that he launches for real on the next attempt. A nice “real” launch however he had a small tangle on the left tip that he calmly corrected after take off. Gab and Brian finally showed up so I headed down right away to collect them and other waiting pilots. Much stronger conditions now, but only the most experienced pilots could escape the launch area and go higher. Cliff and most other pilots managed two or more hours landing. I managed a flight to Elk and back and made it back home just in time to pick up my daughter and have some family time. Another great day of flying!

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Input: [Date] May 2 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: Epic conditions today with every pilot going high (6000' +) and far (up to 100km). I had my niece Jasmine with me and managed to fly to Ludwing and back. And just to spice it up we did some almost syncro acro with Jeremy. A very memorable day indeed! 10/10 Tip of the day - use hot shots to keep your hand warm.

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Input: [Date] May 1 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Mixed [Notes]

Output: Strange conditions today at Bridal. Martin was an early wind dummy and was rewarded with a quick flight. While we waited for conditions to improve, Tanner kept practicing his forward and referese launches. Eventually the wind picked up, as predicted, and only a tandem flight was possible. It took about five aborts but eventually the condition improved and we were able to safely launch. We boated around for about ½ hour then I elected to land. Some sinky air in the LZ but a soft landing from my new U-Turn Passenger wing.

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Input: [Date] April 24-26 [Site Name] King Eddie [Weather] Mixed [Notes]

Output: Bad weather on Saturday kept us indoors for most of the day, but on Sunday we had good conditions for the new student’s a dozen tandem flights.

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Input: [Date] April 19 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: We arrived on launch early so Tanner could practice his aborts before the crowds arrived. His first launch was great, however he got a little high on his final approach and needed some quick turns to stay in the LZ (not want I wanted). My next flight was with my friend Amar. We thermalled around for about 30 minutes when he announced that he was starting to feel funny. I got us down just in time I think. Back on launch, I worked with Tanner on his forward launch, adjusting his technique until it was up to the usual Deimos high standards. This time he had both a great launch and landing. Another Deimosian is born!

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Input: [Date] April 18 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: Another private lesson for Tanner, this time focusing on moving under the wing. After about an hour, we headed to Bridal for a fun tandem and thermal lesson. Great progress so far, probably Tanner will have his first solo flights tomorrow.

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Input: [Date] April 17 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: Tanner's first tandem: light thermals to about 3000'.

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Input: [Date] April 14 [Site Name] Blackie Spit [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: A little too strong for forward launches, but great for reverses. My newest Tanner student did great today. Off to Diefenbaker tomorrow.

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Input: [Date] April 9 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: After stretching lines and repacking my reserve I decided to hike and fly Bridal today. Martin was already in the air and reported a height of 1250m. Pressed for time, I decided to launch instead of warming (fully) up after my hike. I was still a little damp and after 15 minutes the cold was too much and had to drop back down to launch height to warm up. Looks like we need down jackets still! No collapses to report.

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Input: [Date] March 11 [Site Name] Woodside [Weather] Sunny [Notes]

Output: Not my favorite day, while scratching very low over the south clear cut, I took a full collapse and recovered with just meters to go and flew out and upward. Probably best to keep extra clearance in the early spring air.

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Input: [Date] March 1 [Site Name] Bridal [Weather] Cloudy [Notes]

Output: An extra late start due to Art and his need for mega adventure on his birthday (my arms still feel the burn). Light soaring conditions, for me (launching first), followed by Jason, Ryan and finally Brian and Art. We had time for a second round but Brian confirmed katabatic air so we headed to Harrison to check out the climbing scene. I tried to race back to Burnaby to catch Miranda's dance comp, but as predicted, I was 10 minutes late.

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Input: [Date] Feb 14 [Site Name] Woodside [Weather] Foggy [Notes]

Output: I rallied the troops to do a little road work on Bridal, however someone beat me to it. About ten trees were cut back, so this left only a couple more to move off the road. There are a couple of scary large trees resting precariously on the hill side, but look too dangerous to cut down – perhaps an expert can cut them down? Once on launch (Bridal), the clouds were way too thick so we headed over to Woodside. Perfect kiting conditions, but also too cloudy, so for a couple of hours Jonathan and Petar got to refresh their launching skills. This is probably the best way to practice your take offs – while on the take off. (As a student, while kiting on launch, you must have your instructor infront of you at all times). Tanya and her friends arrived later and joined in the waiting game. Eventually Petar was wind dummy, followed by the rest of us. Always fun flying near clouds.

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Input: [Sunday] Time [1] Title [2]

Output: Description


Input: [Sunday] 9:30 AM [1] Clue [2]

Output: In this adaptation of the board game, the Clue characters are brought together to learn about the secrets of the blackmailer who keeps them indentured. When the blackmailer is killed, it's left to the guests as well as the butler Wadsworth to determine who killed him, where, and with what. Can you guess whodunit?


Input: [Sunday] 11:00 AM [1] Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker [2]

Output: Dawn of the Seeker tells the backstory of Cassandra, the seeker in Dragon Age II, who interrogates Varric as to the events surrounding Hawke, the main character of the game. Cassandra is betrayed and framed for a crime she didn't commit, and she attempts to find out who the real traitor is before the Grand Cleric can be assassinated, while evading the forces sent to capture her.


Input: [Sunday] 12:30 PM [1] Red Dwarf: Queeg [2]

Output: As the remaining crew of the ship Red Dwarf become more unruly and disrespectively, the computer AI Holly unleashes a backup AI, Queeg, to take over for him, and perhaps show the crew how much worse it could be.


Input: [Sunday] 1:00 PM [1] CONduit Fan-Film Festival [2]

Output: Come and see the films, music videos, and trailers put together by fans, and vote for your favorites! Several categories will be judged on, and awards will be given. Support our local filmmakers in their endeavors, and see what they've put together.


Input: [Sunday] 3:00 PM [1] The Big Bang Theory: The One-Hour Convergence [2]

Output: Join us for 3 episodes of The Big Bang Theory in succession: The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis, The 21-Second Excitation, and the Justice League Recombination.


Input: [Sunday] 4:00 PM [1] Forbidden Planet [2]

Output: The CONduit media room closes out with this classic sci-fi movie: A starship crew is sent to investigate the silence of a colony, only to discover that only two of the colonists survive, and that the planet harbors a deadly secret.


Input: [phrase] An amber necklace [meaning] Yellow-orange precious stone [Language] Arabic [word]

Output: Amber

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [phrase] The cooking rooster [meaning] List of people's turns for jobs [Language] Dutch [word]

Output: Roster

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [phrase] Our old tabby [meaning] Female or stripy cat [Language] Farsi [word]

Output: Tabby

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [phrase] Advertising gimmicks [meaning] Frivolous way of attracting attention [Language] German [word]

Output: gimmick

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [phrase] Take a tonic [meaning] Medicine to make you feel more lively [Language] Greek [word]

Output: Tonic

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [phrase] Sleep in a cot [meaning] Child's bed to make with high vertical sides [Language] Hindi [word]

Output: cot

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [phrase] Wear a turban [meaning] Type of men's headwear [Language] Turkish [word]

Output: turban

آموزش زبان انگلیسی


Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To bake [The Meaning] To cook by dry heat in an oven or similar. He baked the pie. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

Verbs and Phrasal Verbs About Food - MyEnglishClub


Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To boil [The Meaning] To cook something in very hot water. She boiled the rice. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

Verbs and Phrasal Verbs About Food - MyEnglishClub


Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To chop [The Meaning] To cut something into pieces. She chopped an onion. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To cook [The Meaning] To prepare food for eating by the use of heat. He cooked her dinner. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To cut [The Meaning] To divide food with a sharp instrument. He cut into the roast. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Irregular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To dice [The Meaning] To cut something into cubes. He diced the potato. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To eat [The Meaning] The complete action of putting food in the mouth and then biting, chewing and swallowing it. She ate her dinner. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Irregular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To farm [The Meaning] To carry out agricultural work (growing crops/rearing animals) as a way of life. Rarely used in conversation. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To feed [The Meaning] To provide food for eating. She fed the cat. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Irregular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To fry [The Meaning] To cook food in fat/oil over a direct heat. He fried the bacon. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To grow [The Meaning] To produce plants by controlling or encouraging their growth. She grew all her own vegetables. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Irregular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To peel [The Meaning] To remove the skin/rind/outer covering of fruit/vegetables etc. She peeled the grapes for the fruit salad. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To prepare [The Meaning] To make food ready in advance of eating or cooking it. He prepared all the ingredients. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To skin [The Meaning] To remove the outer covering from fruit/meat/fish etc. She skinned the fish. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [The Verb (infinitive form)] To slice [The Meaning] To divide or cut something into slivers. He sliced the apple. [Regular /Irregular]

Output: Regular

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Input: [Definition] The repetition of usually initial consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables [Example] The wild and woolly walrus waits and wonders when we’ll walk by [Term]

Output: Alliteration

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Input: [Definition] A resemblance of sound in words or syllables [Example] holy & stony and Fleet feet sweep by sleeping geese [Term]

Output: Assonance

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Input: [Definition] A word or phrase that has become overly familiar or commonplace [Example] No pain, no gain [Term]

Output: Cliche

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Input: [Definition] Big exaggeration, usually with humor [Example] mile-high ice-cream cones [Term]

Output: Hyperbole

What is Figurative Language? Definition and Examples


Input: [Definition] The language peculiar to a group of people [Example] She sings at the top of her lungs [Term]

Output: Idiom

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Input: [Definition] Comparing two things by using one kind of object or using in place of another to suggest the likeness between them [Example] Her hair was silk [Term]

Output: Metaphor

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Input: [Definition] Naming a thing or an action by imitating the sound associated with it [Example] buzz, hiss, roar, woof [Term]

Output: Onomatopoeia

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Input: [Definition] Giving something human qualities [Example] The stuffed bear smiled as the little boy hugged him close [Term]

Output: Personification

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Input: [Definition] A figure of speech comparing two unlike things that is often introduced by like or as [Example] The sun is like a yellow ball of fire in the sky [Term]

Output: Simile

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Input: [Description] Elmo opens Door to reveal a workyard full of construction vehicles. [Segment]

Output: Guess what Elmo's thinking about today?

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Input: [Description] Dorothy wants to know how you build a tower with blocks. Telly also makes his first of several recurring appearances in the episode, carrying a long wooden plank across the frame of the camera... in triplicate, each version of himself carrying a portion of the plank. [Segment]

Output: Dorothy's Question

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Input: [Description] Ms. Noodle tries to build a tower of blocks with a wagon full of broccoli. After nibbling on a stalk, she retuns with several large blocks and manages to make a tower with the help of the Kids who encourage her, "You go, girl!" She knocks over the tower accidentally but rebuilds it again. And that's the way the tower tumbles! [Segment]

Output: The Noodle Family

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Input: [Description] A girl makes a tower with cardboard blocks, while a boy has built a house of dominoes, with a moat that he collapses for the camera. [Segment]

Output: Kids and Baby

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Input: [Description] Elmo wants to know how many nails it takes to build a picture frame. Telly returns with a saw and promises that what he's building is gong to be great. Elmo realized that he saw Telly with a saw! [Segment]

Output: Elmo's Question

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Input: [Description] Oscar uses a jackhammer to break things apart. [Segment]

Output: Quiz

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Input: [Description] Rosita and Snuffy have built a fort out of boxes, which Snuffy drags away with him when mommy calls him in for dinner. Telly once again teases that he's building something special because it's hammer time! [Segment]

Output: Video E-Mail

Elmo's World: Building Things - Muppet Wiki


Input: [Description] Elmo's friend Kate builds a dog house with her daddy. [Segment]

Output: Film

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Input: [Description] The Building Things Channel features the Construction Lady dancing the Construction Dance. Coming up next, "Nailhouse Rock!" [Segment]

Output: TV Cartoon

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Input: [Description] Telly finally reveals that he's been building a tiny wooden triangle. Then, Elmo talks to a bulldozer who describes the controls inside. He even pushes through the walls of Elmo's room! [Segment]

Output: Interview

Elmo's World: Building Things - Muppet Wiki


Input: [Description] Dorothy imagines Elmo as a construction worker. [Segment]

Output: Tickle Me Land

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Input: not keep (a promise, agreement,deal) Sam backed out at the last second. [back down]

Output: back out


Input: not keep (a promise, agreement, deal) Sam backed out of the agreement at the last second. [back down]

Output: back out of +


Input: give support You need examples to back up your opinion. [back down]

Output: back * up +


Input: move backwards, reverse Could you back up a little so I can open this drawer. [back down]

Output: back up


Input: criticize, reprimand (inf.) She bawled him out for arriving late. [back down]

Output: bawl * out


Input: bite The soldier had to bear down on the leather strap while the doctor removed a bullet from the soldier’s arm. [back down]

Output: bear down on +


Input: take strong measures against The U.S.A. is bearing down on drug traffickers. [back down]

Output: bear down on +


Input: have to do with This information may bear on this case. [back down]

Output: bear on +


Input: withstand I didn’t think he would bear up so well in that situation. [back down]

Output: bear up


Input: withstand How did he bear up under such extreme pressure. [back down]

Output: bear up under +


Input: be patient Please bear with me while I fill out the paperwork. [back down]

Output: bear with +


Input: visit unexpectedly (inf.) My cousin blew in unexpectedly with his entire family. [back down]

Output: blow in


Input: pass without creating a problem All this negative publicity will blow over in a couple of weeks. [back down]

Output: blow over


Input: make explode;destroy using explosives The terrorists blew the bridge up. [back down]

Output: blow * up +


Input: explode The bomb blew up before they could defuse it. [back down]

Output: blow up


Input: suddenly become very angry When Joan heard the news, she blew up and rushed out of the room. [back down]

Output: blow up


Input: analyze in detail We need to break this problem down in order to solve. [back down]

Output: break * down +


Input: stop working properly The truck broke down in the desert. [back down]

Output: break down


Input: become mentally ill She broke down after her husband died. [back down]

Output: break down


Input: wear or use something new until it is comfortable I need to break these shoes in before I go hiking. [back down]

Output: break * in +


Input: interrupt While we were discussing the situation, Terri broke in to give her opinion. [back down]

Output: break in


Input: enter a place unlawfully The burglar broke in between midnight and 3 AM. [back down]

Output: break in


Input: interrupt (a conversation) Jane broke in on the conversation and told us to get back to work. [back down]

Output: break in on +


Input: enter a house unlawfully The burglar broke into the house between midnight and 3 AM. [back down]

Output: break into +


Input: interrupt (a conversation) Jane broke into the conversation and told us what she knew. [back down]

Output: break into +


Input: end something Sally broke her engagement to John off. [back down]

Output: break * off +


Input: appear violently Violent protests broke out in response to the military coup. [back down]

Output: break out


Input: use something extravagant for celebration He broke out the champagne to celebrate his promotion. [back down]

Output: break out +


Input: escape The murderer broke out of the prison. [back down]

Output: break out of +


Input: break into pieces I broke the cracker up into pieces and put it in the soup. [back down]

Output: break * up +


Input: disperse (a crowd), stop (a fight) The police broke the demonstration up before it got out of control. [back down]

Output: break * up +


Input: end a relationship Sam and Diane broke up again. What a rocky relationship. [back down]

Output: break up


Input: cause to happen Democracy brought about great change in the lives of the people. [back down]

Output: bring * about +


Input: bring with When we go to the forest, bring your wildlife guide along. [back down]

Output: bring * along +


Input: change someone’s mind, convince someone She doesn’t want to go, but we’ll eventually bring her around. [back down]

Output: bring * around


Input: learn or gain (from an experience) My trip across the Sahara was difficult, but I brought a new appreciation for life away from the experience. [back down]

Output: bring * away


Input: succeed at something difficult or unexpected You robbed the bank! I can’t believe you brought that off. [back down]

Output: bring * off +


Input: cause something I can’t believe she got so angry. What brought that on? [back down]

Output: bring * on +


Input: highlight, stress Your new shirt brings out the color of your eyes. [back down]

Output: bring * out +


Input: bring to someone’s house When you visit me, why don’t you bring over your son. [back down]

Output: bring * over +


Input: revive consciousness We used smelling salts to bring her to after she fainted. [back down]

Output: bring * to


Input: mention I didn’t want to bring up the fact that she was unemployed. [back down]

Output: bring * up +


Input: raise ( a child) Sam was brought up in South Carolina. [back down]

Output: bring * up +


Input: ignore something or someone (inf.) Mary brushed her ex-boyfriend off at the party. [back down]

Output: brush * off +


Input: destroy by setting fire to The children burned the house down while playing with matches. [back down]

Output: burn * down +


Input: burn until completely gone (building) Two buildings burnt down in the fire. [back down]

Output: burn down


Input: be hot I am burning up in here – open the window. [back down]

Output: burn up


Input: consume by fire The papers were burned up in the fire. [back down]

Output: burn up


Input: destroy by fire He burnt up the files. [back down]

Output: burn * up +


Input: buy the shares of a company or the shares the other person owns of a business Pacific Inc. was bought out by a company from Oregon. [back down]

Output: buy * out +


Input: purchase the entire supply of something We bought up all the beer in the store. [back down]

Output: buy * up +


Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] arose arisen a se ridica [Infinitiv]

Output: arise

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] awoke awaked awoken awaked a se trezi [Infinitiv]

Output: awake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] backslid backslidden backslid a decadea [Infinitiv]

Output: backslide

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] was / were been a fi [Infinitiv]

Output: be

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bore borne born a purta [Infinitiv]

Output: bear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] beat beaten beat a bate [Infinitiv]

Output: beat

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] became become a deveni [Infinitiv]

Output: become

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] began begun a incepe [Infinitiv]

Output: begin

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bent bent a se indoi [Infinitiv]

Output: bend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bet betted bet betted a paria [Infinitiv]

Output: bet

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bid bade bid bidden a licita, a porunci [Infinitiv]

Output: bid

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bound bound a lega [Infinitiv]

Output: bind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bit bitten a musca [Infinitiv]

Output: bite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bled bled a sangera [Infinitiv]

Output: bleed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] blew blown a sufla, a bate [Infinitiv]

Output: blow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] broke broken a sparge [Infinitiv]

Output: break

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bred bred a creste, a educa [Infinitiv]

Output: breed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] brought brought a aduce [Infinitiv]

Output: bring

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] broadcast broadcasted broadcast broadcasted a difuza [Infinitiv]

Output: broadcast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] browbeat browbeaten browbeat a intimida [Infinitiv]

Output: browbeat

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] built built a construi [Infinitiv]

Output: build

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] burned burnt burned burnt a arde [Infinitiv]

Output: burn

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] burst burst a izbucni, a navali, a crapa [Infinitiv]

Output: burst

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] busted bust busted bust a rupe, a strica [Infinitiv]

Output: bust

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] bought bought a cumpara [Infinitiv]

Output: buy

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] cast cast a arunca [Infinitiv]

Output: cast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] caught caught a prinde [Infinitiv]

Output: catch

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] chose chosen a alege [Infinitiv]

Output: choose

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] clung clung a se agata [Infinitiv]

Output: cling

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] clothed clad clothed clad a (se) imbraca [Infinitiv]

Output: clothe

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] came come a veni [Infinitiv]

Output: come

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] cost cost a costa [Infinitiv]

Output: cost

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] crept crept a se tari, a se furisa [Infinitiv]

Output: creep

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] cut cut a taia [Infinitiv]

Output: cut

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] daydreamed daydreamt daydreamed daydreamt a visa cu ochii deschisi [Infinitiv]

Output: daydream

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] dealt dealt a trata, a se ocupa de [Infinitiv]

Output: deal

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] dug dug a sapa [Infinitiv]

Output: dig

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] disproved disproved disproven a infirma [Infinitiv]

Output: disprove

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] dived dove dived a plonja [Infinitiv]

Output: dive

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] did done a face [Infinitiv]

Output: do

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] drew drawn a trage, a desena [Infinitiv]

Output: draw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] dreamed dreamt dreamed dreamt a visa [Infinitiv]

Output: dream

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] drank drunk a bea [Infinitiv]

Output: drink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] drove driven a sofa, a mana [Infinitiv]

Output: drive

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] dwelt dwelled dwelt dwelled a locui [Infinitiv]

Output: dwell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] ate eaten a manca [Infinitiv]

Output: eat

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] fell fallen a cadea [Infinitiv]

Output: fall

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] fed fed a hrani [Infinitiv]

Output: feed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] felt felt a (se) simti [Infinitiv]

Output: feel

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] fought fought a (se) lupta [Infinitiv]

Output: fight

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] found found a gasi [Infinitiv]

Output: find

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] fitted fit fitted fit a se potrivi [Infinitiv]

Output: fit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] fled fled a fugi, a se refugia [Infinitiv]

Output: flee

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] flung flung a arunca [Infinitiv]

Output: fling

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] flew flown a zbura [Infinitiv]

Output: fly

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] forbade forbad forbidden a interzice [Infinitiv]

Output: forbid

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] forecast forecasted forecast forecasted a prevedea [Infinitiv]

Output: forecast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] forewent foregone a preceda [Infinitiv]

Output: forego

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] foresaw foreseen a prevedea [Infinitiv]

Output: foresee

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] foretold foretold a prezice [Infinitiv]

Output: foretell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] forgot forgotten a uita [Infinitiv]

Output: forget

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] forgave forgiven a ierta [Infinitiv]

Output: forgive

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] forsook forsaken a parasi [Infinitiv]

Output: forsake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] froze frozen a ingheta [Infinitiv]

Output: freeze

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] frostbit frostbitten a degera [Infinitiv]

Output: frostbite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] got gotten a primi, a obtine [Infinitiv]

Output: get

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] gave given a da [Infinitiv]

Output: give

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] went gone a merge [Infinitiv]

Output: go

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] ground ground a macina [Infinitiv]

Output: grind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] grew grown a creste [Infinitiv]

Output: grow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] hand-fed hand-fed a hrani cu mana [Infinitiv]

Output: hand-feed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] handwrote handwritten a scrie de mana [Infinitiv]

Output: handwrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] hung hung a atarna [Infinitiv]

Output: hang

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] had had a avea [Infinitiv]

Output: have

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] heard heard a auzi [Infinitiv]

Output: hear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] hewed hewn hewed a despica [Infinitiv]

Output: hew

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] hid hidden a (se) ascunde [Infinitiv]

Output: hide

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] hit hit a lovi [Infinitiv]

Output: hit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] held held a tine [Infinitiv]

Output: hold

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] hurt hurt a lovi, a rani, a durea [Infinitiv]

Output: hurt

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] inbred inbred a procrea [Infinitiv]

Output: inbreed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] inlaid inlaid a incrusta [Infinitiv]

Output: inlay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] input inputted input inputted a introduce [Infinitiv]

Output: input

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] interbred interbred a incrucisa [Infinitiv]

Output: interbreed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] interwove interweaved interwoven interweaved a (se) intretese [Infinitiv]

Output: interweave

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] interwound interwound a se rasuci [Infinitiv]

Output: interwind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] jerry-built jerry-built a construi prost [Infinitiv]

Output: jerry-build

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] kept kept a tine, a pastra [Infinitiv]

Output: keep

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] knelt kneeled knelt kneeled a ingenunchia [Infinitiv]

Output: kneel

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] knitted knit knitted knit a tricota [Infinitiv]

Output: knit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] knew known a sti, a cunoaste [Infinitiv]

Output: know

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] laid laid a pune, a aseza [Infinitiv]

Output: lay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] led led a conduce [Infinitiv]

Output: lead

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] leaned leant leaned leant a se apleca, a se sprijini [Infinitiv]

Output: lean

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] leaped leapt leaped leapt a sari [Infinitiv]

Output: leap

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] learned learnt learned learnt a invata [Infinitiv]

Output: learn

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] left left a pleca, a lasa [Infinitiv]

Output: leave

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] lent lent a da cu imprumut [Infinitiv]

Output: lend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] let let a lasa, a permite [Infinitiv]

Output: let

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] lay lain a zacea, a se afla [Infinitiv]

Output: lie

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] lit lighted lit lighted a aprinde [Infinitiv]

Output: light

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] lip-read lip-read a citi pe buze [Infinitiv]

Output: lip-read

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] lost lost a pierde [Infinitiv]

Output: lose

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] made made a face [Infinitiv]

Output: make

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] meant meant a insemna [Infinitiv]

Output: mean

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] met met a (se) intalni [Infinitiv]

Output: meet

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] miscast miscast a distribui intr-un rol nepotrivit [Infinitiv]

Output: miscast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misdealt misdealt a imparti cartile gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misdeal

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misdid misdone a face gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misdo

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misheard misheard a auzi gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: mishear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] mislaid mislaid a pierde [Infinitiv]

Output: mislay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misled misled a indruma gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: mislead

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] mislearned mislearnt mislearned mislearnt a invata gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: mislearn

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misread misread a citi gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misread

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misset misset a aseza gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misset

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misspoke misspoken a se exprima gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misspeak

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misspelled misspelt misspelled misspelt a ortografia gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misspell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misspent misspent a risipi [Infinitiv]

Output: misspend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] mistook mistaken a gresi [Infinitiv]

Output: mistake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] mistaught mistaught a instrui gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misteach

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] misunderstood misunderstood a intelege gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: misunderstand

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] miswrote miswritten a scrie gresit [Infinitiv]

Output: miswrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] mowed mowed mown a cosi [Infinitiv]

Output: mow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] offset offset a compensa [Infinitiv]

Output: offset

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outbid outbid a licita mai mult ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outbid

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outbred outbred a incrucisa cu alta varietate [Infinitiv]

Output: outbreed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outdid outdone a intrece [Infinitiv]

Output: outdo

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outdrew outdrawn a scoate mai repede ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outdraw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outdrank outdrunk a bea prea mult [Infinitiv]

Output: outdrink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outfought outfought a lupta mai bine ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outfight

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outflew outflown a depasi in zbor [Infinitiv]

Output: outfly

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outgrew outgrown a (se) face prea mare [Infinitiv]

Output: outgrow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outleaped outleapt outleaped outleapt a depasi in saritura [Infinitiv]

Output: outleap

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outrode outridden a intrece [Infinitiv]

Output: outride

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outran outrun a intrece [Infinitiv]

Output: outrun

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