Input: [Back of the DVD] Jay Austin wants to sell used cars making as much money as possible. But then he comes across a classic convertible, and there begins a ride of his life as he learns to honor God with his business, his relationships, and his life! [Title]

Output: Flywheel

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Input: [Back of the DVD] Angus, a Zambian farmer of Scottish heritage, leaves his farm in the mist of political unrest and racially charged land and travels to South Africa to start a better life. Faced with ever mounting challenges, hardships and personal turmoil, Angus quickly spirals down into a life consumed by anger, fear and destruction. He needs a miracle-and it happens… [True story] yes [Title]

Output: Faith like potatoes

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Input: [Back of the DVD] This is a story of Hansie, South Africa’s golden cricket captain. He was destined for greatness…but, his greatest battle was not on the field… [True story] yes [Title]

Output: Hansie

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Input: [Back of the DVD] As the curtain rises, Hannah steps onto the stage…only to collapse moments later. Countless medical tests all point to one underlying factor: Hannah’s difficult birth. The doctors diagnosis is nothing cmpared to her parents’ revelaion: Hannah was adopted-after a failed abortion attempt. Bewildered, angered and confused, Hannah embarks on an incredible journey with Jason, her oldest friend. As she searches to discover her hidden past and find hope for her unknown future, Hannah realizes life can be so much more than you’ve planned. [Title]

Output: October baby

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Input: [Back of the DVD] John Groberg, a farm kid from Idaho Falls, crosses an ocean to become a missionary in the remote and exotic Tongan islands during the 1950’s while his girlfriend stays in the USA. Can their love survive and can he reach out to the Tongan people? [True story] yes [Title]

Output: The other side of heaven

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Input: [Back of the DVD] When a gunman killed five Amish children and injured five others in a Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania schoolhouse shooting in October of 2006, the world media attention rapidly turned from the tragic events to the extraordinary forgiveness demonstrated by the Amish community. Through the eyes of a grieving mother, Ida Graber, and other devastated families, this movie explores the Amish’s astonishing reaction to the horrific shootings – of forgiveness and compassion. [True story] yes [Title]

Output: Amish grace

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Input: [Back of the DVD] Beautiful Katie Lapp has always felt something missing in her simple Amish existence — until a mysterious “Englisher” comes to Lancaster County looking for the baby girl she gave up for adoption 19 years ago. [Title]

Output: The Shunning

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Input: [Example Question] I feel like an outsider at school. 0.2 [Scale]

Output: Sense of belonging


Input: [Example Question] I give up easily. 0.5 [Scale]

Output: Perseverance


Input: [Example Question] I am quick to understand things. 1 [Scale]

Output: Openness to problem solving


Input: [Example Question] Whether or not I do well in mathematics is completely up to me. 1 [Scale]

Output: Perceived control of success


Input: [Example Question] I do mathematics because I enjoy it. 0.5 [Scale]

Output: Intrinsic motivation to learn


Input: [Example Question] I will learn many things in mathematics that will help me get a job. 0.5 [Scale]

Output: Extrinsic motivation to learn


Input: [Example Question] I can understanding graphs presented in newspapers. 1.5 [Scale]

Output: Self-efficacy


Input: [Example Question] I learn mathematics quickly. 1 [Scale]

Output: Self-concept


Input: [Example Question] I get very nervous doing mathematics problems. 1 [Scale]

Output: Anxiety


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Memorybook1.jpg Memorybook2.jpg Memorybook3.jpg Memorybook4.jpg [Description]

Output: Every month, my students write a summary of their month's work. We remember our activities by "Act" or school trimester and "Scene" or month of the year. At the end, we either write a couplet that summarizes how we felt about the month or try to substitute Shakespearean language for our modern day English.


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Queenbook Photo2 Photo3 Photo4 [Description]

Output: This was our cloth book which included a biography of Queen Elizabeth I. The summary was written using the Step Up To Writing program used by most schools in the Conejo Valley to teach writing skills.


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Birdhouse.jpg [Description]

Output: This was a birdhouse I made displaying seeds from the various flowers Shakespeare mentioned in his plays. My class then planted a "Shakespeare's Garden," with each child responsible for caring for a plant, such as rosemary, and finding the verse that the plant was actually mentioned in Shakespeare's work.


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Gameboard.jpg Gambeboard Rules Game Board Directions in PDF format [Description]

Output: After reading "A Midsummer Night's Dream," I have my students create a game board using the characters and problems in the play. They create game cards and tokens and then share their boards with another third grade class (usually during the last week of school when we are performing our play in the classroom)


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Storyboard.jpg Storyboard Handout in PDF format [Description]

Output: This was a storyboard based on one favorite scene from the play. Skill taught was dialogue.


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Timeline.jpg Blank Timeline Form in PDF format [Description]

Output: After reading Shakespeare's biography, I had the children draw Shakespeare's portrait and then choose what they felt were the most important events in his life.-


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] 3Dportrait.jpg audience.jpg [Description]

Output: These were two ways to talk about who went to Shakespeare's plays. The 3D version actually "looks" at you when you walk by it (think the faces in Disneyland's Haunted House).


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Claymask.jpg [Description]

Output: After studying "Midsummer," I have the student's pick their favorite character and then make a clay mask. With it they create a 6 senses poem - describing the character by how he/she would use his/her six senses in the play.


Input: [Grade Level] Grade 3 Contributed by Kathi Byington, Teacher at Aspen Elementary Thousand Oaks, CA [Activity] Watercolor.jpg [Description]

Output: I used this technique to have the students paint their versions of Oberon's magical forest of Illyria. The poem form "Is there a Poem in...?" accompanies this art form. I also included a closeup of this artwork.


Input: [Betty's Clue] Sphinx was seasick [Answer] Afterburner [Question]

Output: WHICH GAME HAVE I BEEN PLAYING?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] Sphinx has strange glasses [Answer] Missile Defence [Question]

Output: WHICH GAME HAVE I BEEN PLAYING?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] In the morning, the Earth will erupt [Answer] Jogging [Question]

Output: HOW DO I ALLEVIATE STRESS?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] The Sphinx's specialty [Answer] Drinking [Question]

Output: HOW DO I ALLEVIATE STRESS?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] Yesterday our Chicken was stolen [Answer] Fried Chicken [Question]

Output: WHAT DID I HAVE FOR DINNER?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] Recently our Sphinx has been on a diet [Answer] No Dinner [Question]

Output: WHAT DID I HAVE FOR DINNER?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] Recently, I have heard sounds of breaking glass [Answer] Golf [Question]

Output: MY FAVORITE HOBBY?

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Input: [Betty's Clue] So noisy at night [Answer] Karaoke [Question]

Output: MY FAVORITE HOBBY?

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The Sphinx Questions on Round 6


Input: [English] from [Example] a present from Jane [Usage]

Output: who gave it


Input: [English] of [Example] a page of the book the picture of a palace [Usage]

Output: who/what does it belong to what does it show


Input: [English] by [Example] a book by Mark Twain [Usage]

Output: who made it


Input: [English] on [Example] on foot, on horseback get on the bus [Usage]

Output: walking or riding on horseback entering a public transport vehicle


Input: [English] in [Example] get in the car [Usage]

Output: entering a car / Taxi


Input: [English] off [Example] get off the train [Usage]

Output: leaving a public transport vehicle


Input: [English] out of [Example] get out of the taxi [Usage]

Output: leaving a car / Taxi


Input: [English] by [Example] prices have risen by 10 percent by car, by bus [Usage]

Output: rise or fall of something travelling (other than walking or horseriding)


Input: [English] at [Example] she learned Russian at 45 [Usage]

Output: for age


Input: [English] about [Example] we were talking about you [Usage]

Output: for topics, meaning what about


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 1. adapt [Definition(s)]

Output: A. A classification of vertebrate animals that are warm-blooded, feathered, and lay eggs.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 2. camouflage [Definition(s)]

Output: B. The interaction of organisms with their immediate environment or habitat that provides a functional, beneficial, and self-sustaining co-existence.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 3. habitat [Definition(s)]

Output: C. The term used to describe animals that eat both plants and meat.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 4. ecosystem [Definition(s)]

Output: D. The characteristics of the native environment in which an animal normally lives.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 5. mammal [Definition(s)]

Output: E. The ability of an animal to change its behavior and characteristics in order to survive in its environment.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 6. reptile [Definition(s)]

Output: F. An animal that hunts or attacks another animal as a food source.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 7. amphibian [Definition(s)]

Output: G. A species of animal that no longer exists.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 8. bird [Definition(s)]

Output: H. The natural coloration and/or markings of an animal that allow it to visually blend in with its surroundings, helping it to avoid detection by predators or potential prey.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 9. carnivore [Definition(s)]

Output: I. A classification of cold-blooded, vertebrate animals that usually have smooth skin and spend the first stages of their life as aquatic animals with gills.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 10. herbivore [Definition(s)]

Output: J. The term used to describe animals that primarily eat meat.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 11. predator [Definition(s)]

Output: K. A classification of warm-blooded, vertebrate animals that have hair or fur and are usually live-bearers instead of laying eggs.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 12. prey [Definition(s)]

Output: L. An animal that is hunted by another animal as a food source.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 13. exotic [Definition(s)]

Output: M. A classification of cold-blooded, vertebrate animals that usually have scales and lay eggs; common members include snakes, lizards, alligators, and turtles.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 14. extinct [Definition(s)]

Output: M. An animal that is not found locally in the wild and is usually brought in from a foreign location.


Input: [Answer] ______ [Word] 15. omnivore [Definition(s)]

Output: O. The term used to describe animals that primarily eat plants.


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Input: [preposition] above [examples] The picture hangs above my bed. [use]

Output: higher than sth

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Input: [preposition] across [examples] You mustn't go across this road here. There isn't a bridge across the river. [use]

Output: from one side to the other side

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Input: [preposition] after [examples] The cat ran after the dog. After you. [use]

Output: one follows the other

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Input: [preposition] against [examples] The bird flew against the window. [use]

Output: directed towards sth

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Input: [preposition] along [examples] They're walking along the beach. [use]

Output: in a line; from one point to another

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Input: [preposition] among [examples] I like being among people. [use]

Output: in a group

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Input: [preposition] around [examples] We're sitting around the campfire. [use]

Output: in a circular way

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Input: [preposition] behind [examples] Our house is behind the supermarket. [use]

Output: at the back of

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Input: [preposition] below [examples] Death Valley is 86 metres below sea level. [use]

Output: lower than sth

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Input: [preposition] beside [examples] Our house is beside the supermarket. [use]

Output: next to

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Input: [preposition] between [examples] Our house is between the supermarket and the school. [use]

Output: Sth /sb is on each side

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Input: [preposition] by [examples] He lives in the house by the river. [use]

Output: near

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Input: [preposition] close to [examples] Our house is close to the supermarket. [use]

Output: near

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Input: [preposition] down [examples] He came down the hill. [use]

Output: from high to low

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Input: [preposition] from [examples] Do you come from Tokyo? [use]

Output: the place where it starts

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Input: [preposition] in front of [examples] Our house is in front of the supermarket. [use]

Output: the part that is in the direction it faces

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Input: [preposition] inside [examples] You shouldn't stay inside the castle. [use]

Output: opposite of outside

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Input: [preposition] into [examples] You shouldn't go into the castle. [use]

Output: entering sth

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Input: [preposition] near [examples] Our house is near the supermarket. [use]

Output: close to

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Input: [preposition] next to [examples] Our house is next to the supermarket. [use]

Output: beside

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Input: [preposition] off [examples] The cat jumped off the roof. [use]

Output: away from sth

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Input: [preposition] onto [examples] The cat jumped onto the roof. [use]

Output: moving to a place

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Input: [preposition] opposite [examples] Our house is opposite the supermarket. [use]

Output: on the other side

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Input: [preposition] out of [examples] The cat jumped out of the window. [use]

Output: leaving sth

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Input: [preposition] outside [examples] Can you wait outside? [use]

Output: opposite of inside

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Input: [preposition] over [examples] The cat jumped over the wall. [use]

Output: above sth / sb

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Input: [preposition] past [examples] Go past the post office. [use]

Output: going near sth / sb

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Input: [preposition] round [examples] We're sitting round the campfire. [use]

Output: in a circle

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Input: [preposition] through [examples] You shouldn't walk through the forest. [use]

Output: going from one point to the other point

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Input: [preposition] to [examples] I like going to Australia. Can you come to me? I've never been to Africa. [use]

Output: towards sth / sb

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Input: [preposition] towards [examples] They walk towards the castle. [use]

Output: in the direction of sth

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Input: [preposition] under [examples] The cat is under the table. [use]

Output: below sth

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Input: [preposition] up [examples] He went up the hill. [use]

Output: from low to high

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Input: [1] Scott Peterson did not want his wife to know he had bought himself a boat and other items. [2] Peterson had been planning his wife's watery grave for a month. [0]

Output: the secret boat purchase

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] Peterson told lies to his wife and the women he was having affairs with. [2] Peterson wanted his wife dead and spoke about it openly. [0]

Output: the lies about a dead wife

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] Prior to his wife's disappearance, Peterson was using concrete. [2] Anchors were being built to sink the corpse. [0]

Output: the concrete bags and concrete dust

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] Peterson's computer was used to view various websites near the time his wife went missing. [2] Defendant was planning and researching his crimes. [0]

Output: the computer evidence

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] At some point, a strand of Laci Peterson's hair was transferred to Scott Peterson's boat by somebody in some fashion. [2] After killing his wife, Peterson put her in his boat. [0]

Output: the hair evidence

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] At 10:08 AM on the day his wife went missing, Peterson was near his home. [2] The Peterson's dog was seen at 10:18, so Laci Peterson must already have been murdered. [0]

Output: the morning cell phone call

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] The victim's body was recovered in April, dressed in something other than what Peterson remembers last seeing her wearing in December -- at some point, her clothes were changed. [2] Peterson lied about the black pants because he knew his wife was seen wearing beige the day before he killed her. [0]

Output: the beige pants

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Input: [1] There probably wasn't a violent struggle in the Peterson home. [2] Kidnappers didn't do it. They would have struggled with Laci Peterson in her home. [0]

Output: no signs of a struggle in the home

People v Peterson -- Circumstantial Evidence of Double Murder || Vance Holmes || Poetic Justice


Input: [1] At some point, somebody put the victim's remains in the San Francisco Bay. [2] Inadequate searches simply failed to find the body that Peterson dumped Dec. 24. [0]

Output: the alibi and recovery location

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Input: divination using numbers, especially by counting the number values of letters in names [aēr, air] arithmos, number [aeromancy]

Output: arithmancy


Input: telling the future by interpreting a randomly chosen passage from a book, especially the Bible [aēr, air] biblion, book [aeromancy]

Output: bibliomancy


Input: fortune telling by interpreting a random selection of playing cards [aēr, air] French carte, card [aeromancy]

Output: cartomancy


Input: the prediction of a person's future from the lines on the palms of their hands; palmistry [aēr, air] kheir, hand [aeromancy]

Output: chiromancy


Input: divination from the configuration of a handful of earth or random dots [aēr, air] gē, earth [aeromancy]

Output: geomancy


Input: foretelling the future using a reflective object or surface, such as that of water in a bowl; scrying [aēr, air] hudōr, water [aeromancy]

Output: hydromancy


Input: communicating with the dead, especially in order to predict the future; more generally, witchcraft, sorcery, or black magic [aēr, air] nekros, corpse [aeromancy]

Output: necromancy


Input: the interpretation of dreams in order to foretell the future [aēr, air] oneiros, dream [aeromancy]

Output: oneiromancy


Input: divination by fire or by forms appearing in fire [aēr, air] pur, fire [aeromancy]

Output: pyromancy


Input: [Appeals] Person [2] Appeal [1]

Output: Question

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Input: [Appeals] Forte [2] Its nutritional content./Its taste. [1]

Output: Final question! Wha are you most proud of about your crop?

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Input: [Appeals] Forte [2] Let's try it together. [1]

Output: Most impressive. If I just had a high-quality ingredient like this then maybe...Er, I mean, do you think even a lousy cook like me can make good food with that as a base?

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Input: [Appeals] Bado [2] Sell it? Pfah! No chance. [1]

Output: The crop came out nicely, huh? How much do you think you can sell it for?

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Input: [Appeals] Bado [2] Uh yeah, I mind! [1]

Output: Wow! That grew really well! Do you mind if I sell it with my new weapons as a set?

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Input: [Appeals] Dolce [2] Speaks for itself, no? [1]

Output: So, as the one who brought this crop into the world, what is it you most wish to appeal?

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Input: [Appeals] Dolce [2] I love them! [1]

Output: Come to think of it,what is your general opinion on vegetables? Do you like them?

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Input: [Appeals] Porcoline [2] That's not a question [1]

Output: Here, here! I have a question! I’m hungry!

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Input: [Appeals] Porcoline [2] OH, GOD YES! [1]

Output: Will you marry me?

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Input: [Appeals] Illuminata [2] *Confess dramatically* [1]

Output: I accuse… …you, on your farmland, with the hoe! You did it! You grew that crop! Admit it!

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Input: [Appeals] Illuminata [2] I overcame it with love. [1]

Output: It must have been a lot of work, no?

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Input: [Appeals] Clorica [2] You bet! [1]

Output: Hmmm, let me see. Did you sleep well last night?

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Input: [Appeals] Clorica [2] Love 'em! [1]

Output: Do you like veggies?

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Input: [Appeals] Blossom [2] [Name of your crop] [1]

Output: What a fine crop! Erm, but what’s it called, again? I’ve completely forgotten

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Input: [Appeals] Amber [2] Mine’s filled with love [1]

Output: Hey, [Name]? What’s the difference between your crop and one grown in the forest?

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Input: [Appeals] Amber [2] It totally is! [1]

Output: Wow, that looks amazingly delicious!

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Input: [Appeals] Dylas [2] *Get closer and try again* [1]

Output: *YAWN*

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Input: [Appeals] Doug [2] You sure did. [1]

Output: So that’s your crop, huh? You know, I’m the one who taught you how to grow it…

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Input: [Appeals] Doug [2] *Let him nibble* [1]

Output: Can I have a bite? Just a nibble is fine...

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Input: [Appeals] Nancy [2] It'll help I'm sure. [1]

Output: Mm. Seems to have the perfect ripeness.Will feasting on a whole bushel of these keep me healthy, do you think?

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Input: [Appeals] Lin Fa [2] Daily care [1]

Output: What was the most important thing for you to keep in mind when tending this?

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Input: [Appeals] Lin Fa [2] And it's delicious, too! ♪ [1]

Output: Oh... look how big it's grown! ♪

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Input: [Appeals] Jones [2] Let's share some with Nancy. [1]

Output: I see. This is a fine piece indeed

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Input: [Appeals] Jones [2] I'd stake my life on it [1]

Output: Actually… hmmm… [Name], how confident are you in your farming skill?

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Input: [Appeals] Kiel [1]

Output: Let's decide whose crop is better, yours or mine!

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Input: [Appeals] Vishnal [2] Every day. [1]

Output: A question for the princess/prince! How often do you water your crop?

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Input: [Appeals] Dylas [2] *Let him eat it* [1]

Output: I can't tell anything unless I actually eat the thing.

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Input: [Appeals] Leon [2] Look before you judge! [1]

Output: So...you as champion. That seems like an acceptable outcome to me.

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Input: [Appeals] Noel [2] Thanks for your support! [1]

Output: Mommy you can do it!

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Input: [Appeals] Margaret [2] That's a good idea! [1]

Output: How about we exhibit it in the restaurant? Haha...

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Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 6 Reading a book, watching television

How to perform HIIT on the treadmill • Best Home Gym


Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 7 to 8 Tying shoes

Output: Very, very light

How to perform HIIT on the treadmill • Best Home Gym


Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 9 to 10 Chores like folding clothes that seem to take little effort

Output: Very light

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Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 11 to 12 Walking through the grocery store or other activities that require some effort but not enough to speed up your breathing

Output: Fairly light

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Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 13 to 14 Brisk walking or other activities that require moderate effort and speed your heart rate and breathing but don't make you out of breath

Output: Somewhat hard

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Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 15 to 16 Bicycling, swimming, or other activities that take vigorous effort and get the heart pounding and make breathing very fast

Output: Hard

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Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 17 to 18 The highest level of activity you can sustain

Output: Very hard

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Input: [Borg rating of your exertion] 19 to 20 A finishing kick in a race or other burst of activity that you can't maintain for long

Output: Very, very hard

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Input: [0] yo [Present] dinamito [Preterit (Past)] dinamité [Imperfect] dinamitaba [Conditional] dinamitaría [Future] dinamitaré [Present Perfect] he dinamitado [Preterit Perfect] hube dinamitado [Past Perfect (Pluperfect)] había dinamitado [Conditional Perfect] habría dinamitado [Future Perfect] habré dinamitado [Present Subjunctive] dinamite [Imperfect Subjunctive] dinamitase [Future Subjunctive] dinamitare hubiese dinamitado [Future Perfect Subjunctive] hubiere dinamitado [Present Perfect Subjunctive]

Output: haya dinamitado

Dinamitar - Spanish to English Translation | Spanish Central


Input: [0] tú [Present] dinamitas [Preterit (Past)] dinamitaste [Imperfect] dinamitabas [Conditional] dinamitarías [Future] dinamitarás [Imperative] dinamita [Present Perfect] has dinamitado [Preterit Perfect] hubiste dinamitado [Past Perfect (Pluperfect)] habías dinamitado [Conditional Perfect] habrías dinamitado [Future Perfect] habrás dinamitado [Present Subjunctive] dinamites [Imperfect Subjunctive] dinamitases [Future Subjunctive] dinamitares hubieses dinamitado [Future Perfect Subjunctive] hubieres dinamitado [Present Perfect Subjunctive]

Output: hayas dinamitado

Dinamitar - Spanish to English Translation | Spanish Central


Input: [0] él [Present] dinamita [Preterit (Past)] dinamitó [Imperfect] dinamitaba [Conditional] dinamitaría [Future] dinamitará [Imperative] dinamite [Present Perfect] ha dinamitado [Preterit Perfect] hubo dinamitado [Past Perfect (Pluperfect)] había dinamitado [Conditional Perfect] habría dinamitado [Future Perfect] habrá dinamitado [Present Subjunctive] dinamite [Imperfect Subjunctive] dinamitase [Future Subjunctive] dinamitare hubiese dinamitado [Future Perfect Subjunctive] hubiere dinamitado [Present Perfect Subjunctive]

Output: haya dinamitado

Dinamitar - Spanish to English Translation | Spanish Central


Input: [0] nos. [Present] dinamitamos [Preterit (Past)] dinamitamos [Imperfect] dinamitábamos [Conditional] dinamitaríamos [Future] dinamitaremos [Imperative] dinamitemos [Present Perfect] hemos dinamitado [Preterit Perfect] hubimos dinamitado [Past Perfect (Pluperfect)] habíamos dinamitado [Conditional Perfect] habríamos dinamitado [Future Perfect] habremos dinamitado [Present Subjunctive] dinamitemos [Imperfect Subjunctive] dinamitásemos [Future Subjunctive] dinamitáremos hubiésemos dinamitado [Future Perfect Subjunctive] hubiéremos dinamitado [Present Perfect Subjunctive]

Output: hayamos dinamitado

Dinamitar - Spanish to English Translation | Spanish Central


Input: [0] vos. [Present] dinamitáis [Preterit (Past)] dinamitasteis [Imperfect] dinamitabais [Conditional] dinamitaríais [Future] dinamitaréis [Imperative] dinamitad [Present Perfect] habéis dinamitado [Preterit Perfect] hubisteis dinamitado [Past Perfect (Pluperfect)] habíais dinamitado [Conditional Perfect] habríais dinamitado [Future Perfect] habréis dinamitado [Present Subjunctive] dinamitéis [Imperfect Subjunctive] dinamitaseis [Future Subjunctive] dinamitareis hubieseis dinamitado [Future Perfect Subjunctive] hubiereis dinamitado [Present Perfect Subjunctive]

Output: hayáis dinamitado

Dinamitar - Spanish to English Translation | Spanish Central


Input: [0] ellos [Present] dinamitan [Preterit (Past)] dinamitaron [Imperfect] dinamitaban [Conditional] dinamitarían [Future] dinamitarán [Imperative] dinamiten [Present Perfect] han dinamitado [Preterit Perfect] hubieron dinamitado [Past Perfect (Pluperfect)] habían dinamitado [Conditional Perfect] habrían dinamitado [Future Perfect] habrán dinamitado [Present Subjunctive] dinamiten [Imperfect Subjunctive] dinamitasen [Future Subjunctive] dinamitaren hubiesen dinamitado [Future Perfect Subjunctive] hubieren dinamitado [Present Perfect Subjunctive]

Output: hayan dinamitado

Dinamitar - Spanish to English Translation | Spanish Central


Input: [0] Alska [Alska] Good [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Poor [12] Alska [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table for Middle and High Latitude Northern Hemisphere Circuits


Input: [0] w.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] w.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] c.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] e.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Good [w.us] Poor [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] e.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] w.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] w.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] c.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] e.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] e.us [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Fair

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] sw.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] sw.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] sc.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] sc.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] se.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] se.us [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Mex. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Mex. [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [Alska] Alska [w.can] w.can [c.can] c.can [e.can] e.can [w.us] w.us [c.us] c.us [e.us] e.us [sw.us] sw.us [sc.us] sc.us [se.us] se.us [Mex.] Mex. [U.K.] U.K. [Spain] Spain [c.eur] c.eur [se.eur] se.eur [Mos.] Mos. [Israel] Israel [Jap.] Jap. [Frnce]

Output: Frnce

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] U.K. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] U.K. [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Good [Jap.] Poor [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Spain [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Spain [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Frnce [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Frnce [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.eur [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] c.eur [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] se.eur [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] se.eur [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Mos. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Poor [12] Mos. [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Israel [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] Israel [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

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Input: [0] Jap. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Good [12] Jap. [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [Frnce]

Output: Good

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] publicidad; propaganda; anuncio [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: ad; advertisement

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Internet, computing and technology vocabulary


Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] comprar [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: buy

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] indistinto mayúscula o minúscula [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: case insensitive

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] distinto mayúscula o minúscula [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: case sensitive

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] catálogo [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: catalogue

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] clic [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: click

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] cerrar [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: close

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] código [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: code

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] confirmar [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: confirm

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] consentimiento [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: consent

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] entrega [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: delivery

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] no vende o alquila tu información personal a terceros sin tu consentimiento [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: don't sell or rent your personal information to third parties without your consent

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] datos cifrados [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: encrypted data

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] ingresa [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: enter

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] ¿Olvidaste tu clave? [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: Forgot your password?

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] garantía [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: guarantee

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] inicio [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: homepage

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] imagen [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: image

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] artículo [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: item

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] logotipo [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: logo

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] mensualidades [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: monthly payments

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] más información [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: more information

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] red [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: network

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] artículo nuevo [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: new item

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] novedades [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: news; updates

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] siguiente [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: next

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] en línea [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: online

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] clave [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: password

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] medios de pago [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: payment options

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] información personal [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: personal information

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] foto [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: photo; photograph

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] anterior [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: previous

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] precio [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: price

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] privacidad [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: privacy

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] políticas de privacidad [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: privacy policy

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] producto [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: product

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] cantidad [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: quantity

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] repite (por ej., "repite email") [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: re-enter

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] datos obligatorios [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: required fields

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] revisar [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: review

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] búsqueda (sustantivo); buscar (verbo) [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: search (noun); search (verb)

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] inscríbete; regístrate [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: sign up

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] mapa del sitio [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: site map; site guide

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] envío [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: shipping

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] talla [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: size

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] ordenar por [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: sort by

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] vende o alquila tu información [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: sell or rent your information

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] certificado SSL [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: SSL certificate

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] términos y condiciones [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: terms and conditions; terms & conditions

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] terceros [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: third parties

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] inscribirse [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: to sign up

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] seudónimo [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: username

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] usuarios [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: users

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] página de Web [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: Web page

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] sitio de Web [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: website

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Input: [Word or phrase (Spanish)] su compra está protegida [Word or phrase (English)]

Output: your purchase is protected

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Input: [Name] feoh [Translation] wealth [Tree] elder [English] f [Meaning]

Output: is a comfort to all men; yet must every man bestow it freely if he wish to gain honor in the sight of the Lord


Input: [Name] ur [Translation] ox [Tree] birch [English] u [Meaning]

Output: is proud and has great horns; it is a very savage beast and fights with its horns; a great ranger of the moors, it is a creature of mettle


Input: [Name] thorn [Translation] thorn [Tree] oak [English] th [Meaning]

Output: is exceedingly sharp, an evil thing for any knight to touch, uncommonly severe on all who sit among them


Input: [Name] os [Translation] mouth [Tree] ash [English] o [Meaning]

Output: is the source of all language, a pillar of wisdom and a comfort to wise men, a blessing and a joy to every knight


Input: [Name] rad [Translation] riding [Tree] oak [English] r [Meaning]

Output: seems easy to every warrior while he is indoors and very courageous to him who traverses the highroad on the back of a stout horse


Input: [Name] cen [Translation] torch [Tree] pine [English] k [Meaning]

Output: is known to every living man by its pale, bright flame; it always burns where princes sit within


Input: [Name] gyfu [Translation] generosity [Tree] elm [English] g [Meaning]

Output: brings credit and honor, which support one's dignity; it furnishes help and subsistence to all broken men who are devoid of aught else


Input: [Name] wenne [Translation] joy [Tree] ash [English] w [Meaning]

Output: he enjoys who knows no suffering, sorrow nor anxiety, and has prosperity and happiness and a good enough house


Input: [Name] hægl [Translation] hail [Tree] yew [English] h [Meaning]

Output: is the whitest of grain; it is whirled from the vault of heaven and is tossed about by gusts of wind and then it melts into water


Input: [Name] nyd [Translation] need [Tree] beech, rowand [English] n [Meaning]

Output: is oppressive to the heart; yet often it proves a source of help and salvation to the children of men, to everyone who heeds it betimes


Input: [Name] is [Translation] ice [Tree] elder [English] i [Meaning]

Output: is very cold and immeasurably slippery; it glistens as clear as glass and most like to gems; it is a floor wrought by the frost, fair to look upon


Input: [Name] ger [Translation] summer [Tree] oak [English] y [Meaning]

Output: is a joy to men, when God, the holy King of Heaven, suffers the earth to bring forth shining fruits for rich and poor alike


Input: [Name] eoh [Translation] yew tree [Tree] yew [English] æ [Meaning]

Output: is a tree with rough bark, hard and fast in the earth, supported by its roots, a guardian of flame and a joy upon an estate


Input: [Name] peorth [Translation] chessman [Tree] guelder rose [English] p [Meaning]

Output: is a source of recreation and amusement to the great, where warriors sit blithely together in the banqueting hall


Input: [Name] eohl-seeg [Translation] sedge [Tree] sedge [English] z [Meaning]

Output: is mostly to be found in a marsh; it grows in the water and makes a ghastly wound, covering with blood every warrior who touches it.


Input: [Name] sigel [Translation] sun [English] s [Meaning]

Output: is ever a joy to seafarers when they journey away over the fishes' bath until the courser of the deep bears them to land


Input: [Name] tir [Translation] pole star [Tree] oak [English] t [Meaning]

Output: is a guiding star; well does it keep faith with princes; it is ever on its course over the mists of the night and never fails


Input: [Name] beorc [Translation] birch [Tree] burch [English] b [Meaning]

Output: bears no fruit; yet without seed, it brings forth suckers, for it is generated from its leaves. Splendid are its branches and gloriously adorned its lofty crown which reaches to the skies


Input: [Name] eh [Translation] horse [Tree] oak, ash [English] e [Meaning]

Output: is a joy to princes in the presence warriors, a steed in the pride of its hooves, when rich men on horseback bandy words about it; and it is ever a source of comfort to the restless.


Input: [Name] man [Translation] human [Tree] alder, maple [English] m [Meaning]

Output: the joyous man is dear to his kinsmen; yet every man is doomed to fail his fellow, since the Lord by his decree will commit the vile carrion to the earth


Input: [Name] lagu [Translation] ocean [Tree] willow [English] l [Meaning]

Output: seems interminable to men, if they venture on the rolling bark and the waves of the sea terrify them and the courser of the deep heed not its bridle


Input: [Name] ing [Translation] ing [Tree] apple [English] ng [Meaning]

Output: was first seen among the East Danes, till, followed by his car, he departed eastwards over the waves. So the Heardingas named the hero


Input: [Name] ethel [Translation] estate [Tree] hawthorn [English] oe [Meaning]

Output: is very dear to every man, if he can enjoy there in his house whatever is right and proper in constant prosperity


Input: [Name] dagaz [Translation] day [Tree] spruce [English] d [Meaning]

Output: the glorious light of the Creator, is sent by the Lord; it is beloved of men, a source of hope and happiness to rich and poor, and of service to all


Input: [Name] ac [Translation] oak [Tree] oak [English] a [Meaning]

Output: fattens the flesh for the children of men. Often it traverses the gannet's bath, and the ocean proves whether the oak keeps faith in honorable fashion


Input: [Name] æsc [Translation] ash [Tree] ash [English] æ [Meaning]

Output: is exceedingly high and precious to men. With its sturdy trunk, it offers a stubborn resistance, though attacked by many a man


Input: [Name] yr [Translation] bow [Tree] yew [English] ü [Meaning]

Output: is a source of joy and honor to every prince and knight; it looks well on a horse and is reliable equipment for a journey


Input: [Name] iar [Translation] sea animal [Tree] yew, hemlock [English] io [Meaning]

Output: is a river fish and yet it always feeds on land; it has a fair abode encompassed by water, where it lives in happiness.


Input: [Name] ear [Translation] grave [Tree] linden [English] ea [Meaning]

Output: is horrible to every knight, when the corpse quickly begins to cool and is laid in the bosom of the dark earth. Prosperity declines, happiness passes away and covenants are broken


Input: [Analog World] Has happened to me. That book is gone FOREVER. Damn. [Digital World] Highly unlikely. If your dog eats your eReader, that's a way more expensive replacement. On the other hand, your books are not gone. You might actually come out ahead on this one. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Dog eats the expensive research book you just bought and were lucky to get at any price, let alone for a steal of a price.

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Input: [Analog World] Disaster. Book becomes soggy mess. [Digital World] Zip-lock bag and you're golden. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Take book in the shower or tub.

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Input: [Analog World] Yes! This happened for me with a book from Inter-library loan. It was awesome. [Digital World] Well. If you crack your book file open you could look to see if the coder left any interesting comments. (OK, I consider this unlikely.) [Thing that Happens]

Output: You find an interesting note in the pages.

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Input: [Analog World] Yes! Has happened. Awesome. [Digital World] It's unlikely anyone would think doing anything to an eBook would prevent a disease. But who the hell knows? [Thing that Happens]

Output: Pages smell like vinegar leading a researcher to use scent to track cholera epidemics. (Because vinegar was thought to be a preventive measure.)

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Input: [Analog World] Yes! [Digital World] I have no idea if monks are producing eBooks. Call it a draw for now. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Monks decorate the pages with beautiful art.

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Input: [Analog World] Yes! But if you have a heart attack the 5 -10 hours it takes to get you to the hospital means your family is planning a funeral. [Digital World] Well, OK. You still have to get to the hospital but you're there < 5 minutes from the 9-1-1 call. [Thing that Happens]

Output: When you drive into town in a horse and buggy, you can really appreciate the scenery.

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Input: [Analog World] Good luck. [Digital World] 30 minutes on Google and you're done! [Thing that Happens]

Output: You find a neat note in a book and now you want to know about the woman who wrote it.

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Input: [Analog World] Good luck. See you in 5 years. [Digital World] 5 minutes on WorldCat and you're done. [Thing that Happens]

Output: You are researching the novels of the Minerva Press and need to know which libraries have which books in their collection.

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Input: [Analog World] Get up. Find the dictionary. Look it up. Spend two hours looking up other words. [Digital World] click. Oh. That's what it means. (Not exactly sure this is a benefit. I'm torn.) [Thing that Happens]

Output: You read a book and there's a word you don't know.

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Input: [Analog World] Oops. You lost your pen. [Digital World] Click, drag. Done. [Thing that Happens]

Output: You're reading a book and you want to highlight a section.

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Input: [Analog World] Uh, oh. You have somehow not packed the book you were reading. [Digital World] Click. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Vacay!!!!! At last you have time to read!

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Input: [Analog World] Oh, noes. You read too fast and now you're out of books. [Digital World] Click. download. Ahhhh. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Vacay!!!! At last you have time to read.

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Input: [Analog World] There's no room for your clothes because the books take all the room. [Digital World] This outfit is AWESOME! Click. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Vacay!!!! At last you have time to read!

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Input: [Analog World] Your hands hurt. [Digital World] Click. Oh, loving this book! [Thing that Happens]

Output: The new book by Author Amazing is 1000 pages.

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Input: [Analog World] Your back hurts. [Digital World] Click. [Thing that Happens]

Output: The new book by Author Amazing is 1000 pages!

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Input: [Analog World] You leave the book at home because it's too damn heavy. [Digital World] Click. [Thing that Happens]

Output: The new book by Author Amazing is 1000 pages!

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Input: [Analog World] Ooo. Neat. AND they fold out!! [Digital World] The map is too small to read. When you enlarge the map, the image is too pixelated to read. [Thing that Happens]

Output: The book you're reading has maps

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Input: [Analog World] Interesting to track the changes. [Digital World] Assuming the servers have been backed up and we have no compatibility issues, in future, I'm saying we WILL be able to both find alternate version and compare differences. Fast. [Thing that Happens]

Output: This book has 5 editions!

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Input: [Analog World] So? [Digital World] But I didn't download that book yet! [Thing that Happens]

Output: The server crashed.

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Input: [Analog World] It's dark. OK. Fine. You can read by flashlight. [Digital World] Your battery and off-line charger are full. Click. [Thing that Happens]

Output: Electrical outage

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Input: [0] A [Phrasal Verb] abide by [Meaning] respect or obey. (the law, a decision, a rule) [Example]

Output: If you want to stay at this school, you must abide by the rules.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] account for [Meaning] explain, give a reason [Example]

Output: I hope you can account for the money you spent!


Input: [Phrasal Verb] add up [Meaning] make sense, seem reasonable [Example]

Output: Her story just doesn't add up.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] advise against [Meaning] recommend not doing something [Example]

Output: The doctor advised him against carrying heavy loads.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] agree with [Meaning] have the same opinion as somebody else. [Example]

Output: I agree with you. I think she deserves the award too.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] aim at [Meaning] point something in the direction of a target [Example]

Output: The policeman aimed his gun at the hijacker.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] allow for [Meaning] take into consideration, include in a calculation [Example]

Output: You'd better leave early to allow for traffic jams.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] answer back [Meaning] reply rudely [Example]

Output: Don't answer back your mother!


Input: [Phrasal Verb] appeal to [Meaning] 1) plead or make an earnest request 2) be attractive or interesting [Example]

Output: 1) The organizers appealed to the crowd to stay calm. 2) A trekking holiday doesn't appeal to me.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] apply for [Meaning] make a formal request for something (job, permit, loan etc.) [Example]

Output: He applied for the job he saw advertised in the newspaper.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] avail (oneself) of [Meaning] take advantage of something (an opportunity) [Example]

Output: When the company is privatized, you should avail yourself of the opportunity and buy some shares.


Input: [0] B [Phrasal Verb] back away [Meaning] move backwards, in fear or dislike [Example]

Output: When he saw the dog, he backed away.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] back down [Meaning] withdraw, concede defeat [Example]

Output: Local authorities backed down on their plans to demolish the building.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] back up [Meaning] 1) give support or encouragement 2) make a copy of (file, program, etc.) [Example]

Output: 1) If I tell the boss we've got too much work, will you back me up? 2) It is recommended to back up all files in a secure location.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] bail out [Meaning] 1) pay money to secure someone's release 2) rescue from financial difficulties [Example]

Output: 1) When he was arrested, his family refused to bail him out. 2) The government bailed out the bank.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] bank on [Meaning] base your hopes on someone/something [Example]

Output: Don't forget the date. I'm banking on your help.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] beef up [Meaning] improve, make more substantial [Example]

Output: He beefed up his presentation with diagrams and statistics.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] black out [Meaning] faint, lose consciousness [Example]

Output: When he fell off the horse he blacked out.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] block off [Meaning] Separate using a barrier. [Example]

Output: The area was blocked off during the demonstration.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] blow up [Meaning] 1) explode; 2) be destroyed by an explosion [Example]

Output: 1) The terrorists said the bomb would blow up at 9 o'clock. 2) The car blew up but luckily there was nobody in it.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] boil down to [Meaning] be summarized as [Example]

Output: The problem boils down to a lack of money.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] boot up [Meaning] start a computer by loading an operating system or program. [Example]

Output: Just give my a few minutes to boot up the computer.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] break away [Meaning] escape from captivity [Example]

Output: A few horses broke away from the paddock.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] break down [Meaning] 1) go out of order, cease to function 2) lose control of one's emotions [Example]

Output: 1) John's car broke down so he had to take the bus. 2) The parents broke down when they heard the bad news.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] break into [Meaning] enter by force [Example]

Output: Burglars broke into the house around midnight.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] break out [Meaning] start suddenly [Example]

Output: Rioting broke out as a result of the strike.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] break out of [Meaning] escape from a place by force [Example]

Output: Three prisoners broke out of jail.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] break up [Meaning] come to an end (marriage, relationship) [Example]

Output: After her marriage broke up, Emma went to live in London.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] bring up [Meaning] raise (a child) [Example]

Output: She stopped working in order to bring up her children.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] brush up on [Meaning] improve, refresh one's knowledge of something [Example]

Output: Mary had to brush up on her Spanish before going to South America.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] bump into [Meaning] meet by accident or unexpectedly [Example]

Output: Pedro bumped into his English teacher at the supermarket.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] burn out [Meaning] 1) stop (something) working 2) become exhausted from over-working [Example]

Output: 1) The fuse has burnt out. 2) Tom will burn himself out if he doesn't slow down.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] butt in (on sthg) [Meaning] interrupt impolitely [Example]

Output: It's rude to butt in on a conversation like that!


Input: [0] C [Phrasal Verb] call back [Meaning] return a phone call [Example]

Output: I'll call you back as soon as possible.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] call off [Meaning] cancel [Example]

Output: The meeting was called off because of the strike.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] call on/upon sby [Meaning] formally invite or request [Example]

Output: I now call upon the President to address the assembly.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] calm down [Meaning] become more relaxed, less angry or upset [Example]

Output: He was angry at first but he eventually calmed down.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] carry on [Meaning] continue [Example]

Output: He carried on gardening in spite of the rain.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] carry out [Meaning] 1) do something as specified (a plan, an order, a threat) 2) perform or conduct (test, experiment) [Example]

Output: 1) The plan was carried out to perfection. 2) Tests are carried out to determine the efficiency of a new drug.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] carry over [Meaning] postpone until later [Example]

Output: As regards holidays, can you carry over any days from one year to the next?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] check in [Meaning] register at a hotel or airport [Example]

Output: For security reasons you have to check in two hours before your flight.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] check out [Meaning] 1) pay one's bill and leave (a hotel) 2) investigate [Example]

Output: 1) Is Mr. Blair still at the hotel? No, he checked out this morning. 2) I don't know if the address is still valid. I'll check it out.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] clam up [Meaning] refuse to speak [Example]

Output: When the teacher arrived she clammed up.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] clamp down on [Meaning] act strictly to prevent something [Example]

Output: The government has decided to clamp down on smoking in public places.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] close down [Meaning] stop operating (company, restaurant, cinema). [Example]

Output: When the factory closed down, the employees lost their jobs.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] come across [Meaning] 1) find by chance 2) appear, seem, make an impression [Example]

Output: 1) Julie came across some photographs of her grandparents in the attic. 2) The candidate came across as a dynamic person during the interview.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] come forward [Meaning] present oneself [Example]

Output: The police have asked any witnesses to come forward.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] come up against [Meaning] be faced with or opposed by [Example]

Output: The project came up against a lot of criticism.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] conk out [Meaning] 1) stop working 2) stop or fall asleep (from exhaustion) [Example]

Output: 1) The car conked out on the motorway. 2) He was so exhausted, he conked out in front of the TV.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] count on [Meaning] rely or depend on (for help) [Example]

Output: I'm counting on the taxi driver to find the theatre.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] cross out [Meaning] remove by drawing a line through [Example]

Output: In some exercises, you are asked to cross out the incorrect word.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] cut down on [Meaning] reduce in number or size [Example]

Output: The doctor told him to cut down on cigarettes.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] cut out [Meaning] 1) remove using scissors 2) stop doing something [Example]

Output: 1) She cut out a picture in a magazine. 2) I'm going to cut out eating between meals.


Input: [0] D [Phrasal Verb] deal with [Meaning] handle, take care of (problem, situation) [Example]

Output: The manager is good at dealing with difficult customers.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] die down [Meaning] calm down, become less strong [Example]

Output: When the applause died down, she started to sing.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] do without [Meaning] manage without [Example]

Output: The shops are closed so we'll have to do without sugar.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drag on [Meaning] last longer than expected [Example]

Output: We expected a short speech but it dragged on and on!


Input: [Phrasal Verb] draw up [Meaning] write (contract, agreement, document) [Example]

Output: An agreement was drawn up and signed by the two parties.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dress up [Meaning] 1) wear elegant clothes 2) disguise oneself [Example]

Output: 1) Do people dress up to go to the opera in your country? 2) Children love to dress up at Halloween.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop in [Meaning] visit, usually on the way somewhere [Example]

Output: I sometimes drop in to see my grandparents on my way home from school.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop off [Meaning] 1) deliver someone or something 2) fall asleep [Example]

Output: 1) I'll drop you off at the bus stop if you like. 2) Granddad often drops off in front of the TV.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop out [Meaning] leave school without finishing [Example]

Output: She decided to go to art school then dropped out after the first term.


Input: [0] E [Phrasal Verb] ease off [Meaning] reduce, become less severe or slow down (pain, traffic, work) [Example]

Output: After Christmas the workload generally eases off.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] end in [Meaning] finish in a certain way; result in [Example]

Output: Their marriage ended in divorce.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] end up [Meaning] finally reach a state, place or action [Example]

Output: If he continues his misconduct he'll end up in prison.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] even out [Meaning] 1) eliminate differences of opinion. 2) become level or regular [Example]

Output: 1) After a long discussion they managed to even out their differences. 2) The road was evened out to make it safer.


Input: [0] F [Phrasal Verb] fall through [Meaning] fail; doesn't happen [Example]

Output: Our planned boat trip fell through because of the storm.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] figure out [Meaning] understand, find the answer [Example]

Output: I'm trying to figure out how to assemble the bookshelves.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] fill out [Meaning] complete (a form/an application) [Example]

Output: Please fill out the enclosed form and return it as soon as possible.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] find out [Meaning] discover or obtain information [Example]

Output: I'm going to call the cinema to find out what time the film starts.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] focus on [Meaning] concentrate on something [Example]

Output: The advertising campaign will focus on the quality of the product.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] figure out [Meaning] understand; find a solution [Example]

Output: We'll have to figure out a way to deliver the goods faster.


Input: [0] G [Phrasal Verb] get along (with) [Meaning] be on good terms; work well with [Example]

Output: I get along (well) with my mother-in-law.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get at [Meaning] imply [Example]

Output: What exactly are you trying to get at?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get away [Meaning] escape [Example]

Output: The robbers got away in a black car.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get by [Meaning] manage to cope or to survive [Example]

Output: It's difficult to get by on a low salary.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get in [Meaning] enter [Example]

Output: How did the burglar get in?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get into (+noun) [Meaning] enter [Example]

Output: How did the burglar get into the house?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get off [Meaning] 1) leave (bus, train, plane) 2) remove [Example]

Output: 1) You should get off the bus at Trafalgar Square. 2) She can't get the stain off her sweater.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get on [Meaning] board (bus, train, plane) [Example]

Output: You can pay when you get on the bus.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get on with (something) [Meaning] continue to do; make progress [Example]

Output: Be quiet and get on with your homework.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get on (well) with (somebody) [Meaning] have a good relationship with [Example]

Output: I get on very well with my colleagues.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get out [Meaning] leave [Example]

Output: How did he get out?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get out of (+noun) [Meaning] leave [Example]

Output: How did he get out of the house?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get out of [Meaning] avoid doing something [Example]

Output: Some husbands manage to get out of doing any housework.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get over [Meaning] recover from (illness, disappointment) [Example]

Output: My grandmother had pneumonia but she got over it.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get rid of [Meaning] eliminate [Example]

Output: It's difficult to get rid of old habits.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get together [Meaning] meet each other [Example]

Output: Let's get together for lunch on day.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] get up [Meaning] rise, leave bed [Example]

Output: I usually get up at 7 o'clock.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] give up [Meaning] stop doing something [Example]

Output: Sarah gave up smoking 5 years ago.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] go through [Meaning] experience [Example]

Output: Pete went through a lot of pain after the accident.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] grow up [Meaning] spend one's childhood; develop; become an adult [Example]

Output: He grew up in a small village in the mountains.


Input: [0] H [Phrasal Verb] hand in [Meaning] submit (report, homework) [Example]

Output: All application forms must be handed in before the end of the month.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hand out [Meaning] distribute [Example]

Output: Samples will be handed out at the end of the demonstration.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hang out [Meaning] spend time in a particular place, or with a group of friends [Example]

Output: Where does he hang out these days? Who does he hang out with?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hang up [Meaning] end a phone conversation [Example]

Output: "Don't hang up. I haven't finished yet."


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hit at [Meaning] aim a blow at [Example]

Output: He hit at the wasp with the newspaper.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hit back [Meaning] retaliate; reply to an attack [Example]

Output: When he was attacked by the others, the boy hit back.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hit on/upon [Meaning] find unexpectedly or by inspiration [Example]

Output: She hit upon an idea for her new collection.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hold on [Meaning] -wait -grip tightly [Example]

Output: - 'Hold on please. I'll put you through to Mr. Brown." - She held on to the railing as she crossed the bridge.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] hurry up [Meaning] be quick, act speedily [Example]

Output: Hurry up! We'll miss the bus.


Input: [0] I [Phrasal Verb] iron out [Meaning] resolve by discussion, eliminate differences [Example]

Output: The meeting tomorrow will be an opportunity to iron out difficulties.


Input: [0] J [Phrasal Verb] join in [Meaning] participate [Example]

Output: She was too shy to join in the game.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] join up [Meaning] -engage in, become a member of - meet and unite with [Example]

Output: - John was in the Army and Tom joined up as soon as he left school. - The two groups of tourists joined up at the hotel.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] jot down [Meaning] take quick notes [Example]

Output: I jotted down the address while watching the programme on TV.


Input: [0] K [Phrasal Verb] keep on [Meaning] continue doing something [Example]

Output: It told him to be quiet but he kept on making noise.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] keep up with [Meaning] stay at the same level as someone or something [Example]

Output: Bill walks so fast it's difficult to keep up with him.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] kick off [Meaning] begin, start [Example]

Output: The football match kicked off at 3 o'clock.


Input: [0] L [Phrasal Verb] leave out [Meaning] omit, not mention [Example]

Output: The child's name was left out of the report.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] let down [Meaning] disappoint [Example]

Output: You promised to come to the party, so don't let me down!


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look after [Meaning] take care of [Example]

Output: A babysitter looks after the children when they go out.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look ahead [Meaning] think of the future [Example]

Output: It's time to forget the past and look ahead.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look down on [Meaning] consider as inferior [Example]

Output: He tends to look down on anyone who is not successful.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look on [Meaning] be a spectator at an event [Example]

Output: Billy didn't take part in the fight. He just looked on.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look for [Meaning] try to find something [Example]

Output: Jane went to the shops to look for a pair of shoes.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look forward to [Meaning] await or anticipate with pleasure [Example]

Output: I look forward to seeing you soon.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] look up to [Meaning] admire [Example]

Output: He was a wonderful teacher and many students looked up to him.


Input: [0] M [Phrasal Verb] make fun of [Meaning] laugh at/ make jokes about [Example]

Output: The old lady dresses so strangely that the kids make fun of her.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] make up [Meaning] invent (excuse, story) [Example]

Output: Some employees make up excuses when they arrive late for work.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] mix up [Meaning] mistake one thing or person for another [Example]

Output: I don't know my neighbours' names yet. I keep mixing them up.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] move in [Meaning] arrive in a new home or office [Example]

Output: You've bought a new house? When are you moving in?.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] move out [Meaning] leave your home/office for another one. [Example]

Output: My neighbour is leaving. He's moving out next Saturday.


Input: [0] N [Phrasal Verb] nod off [Meaning] fall asleep [Example]

Output: My grandfather often nods off in front of the television.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] note down [Meaning] write something [Example]

Output: I'll call the station and note down the departure times.


Input: [0] O [Phrasal Verb] opt out [Meaning] leave a system or decide not to participate [Example]

Output: I enjoy tennis but I'm so busy I had to opt out of the tournament.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] own up [Meaning] admit or confess something [Example]

Output: The boy owned up. He said he kicked the ball through the window.


Input: [0] P [Phrasal Verb] pass away [Meaning] die [Example]

Output: The old lady passed away peacefully.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] pass out [Meaning] faint [Example]

Output: She passed out when she heard the bad news.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] pay back [Meaning] reimburse [Example]

Output: I'll lend you 20€ provided you pay me back before the end of the week.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] put off [Meaning] postpone, arrange a later date [Example]

Output: The meeting was put off because of the strike.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] put on [Meaning] turn on, switch on [Example]

Output: Could you put on the light please?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] put out [Meaning] extinguish [Example]

Output: It took a long time to put out the fire.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] put up [Meaning] accommodate, give somebody a bed [Example]

Output: We can put you up if you'd like to come for a week-end.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] pick up [Meaning] collect somebody [Example]

Output: I'll pick you up at the station when you arrive.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] point out [Meaning] indicate/direct attention to something [Example]

Output: She pointed out the mistake.


Input: [0] R [Phrasal Verb] rely on [Meaning] count on, depend on, trust [Example]

Output: Don't worry. You can rely on me. I can keep a secret.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] rule out [Meaning] eliminate [Example]

Output: The police ruled out political motives.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] run away [Meaning] escape from a place or suddenly leave [Example]

Output: He ran away from home at the age of fourteen.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] run into [Meaning] meet by accident or unexpectedly (also: bump into) [Example]

Output: Sophie ran into Maria at the shopping centre.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] run out of [Meaning] have no more of something. [Example]

Output: What a nuisance! We've run out of coffee.


Input: [0] S [Phrasal Verb] set off [Meaning] start a journey; [Example]

Output: Early Saturday morning we set off for the ski slopes .


Input: [Phrasal Verb] set up [Meaning] start a business [Example]

Output: She set up her own company 10 years ago.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] shop around [Meaning] compare prices [Example]

Output: It's always wise to shop around before buying anything.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] show off [Meaning] brag or want to be admired [Example]

Output: There's David showing off in his new sports car!


Input: [Phrasal Verb] show up [Meaning] appear/arrive [Example]

Output: We expected David to come but he didn't show up.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] shut up (impolite) [Meaning] be silent, stop talking [Example]

Output: Oh shut up, you idiot!


Input: [Phrasal Verb] sit down [Meaning] take a seat [Example]

Output: Please come in and sit down.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] stand up [Meaning] rise from a sitting position [Example]

Output: The pupils stood up when the headmaster arrived.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] stick up for [Meaning] defend [Example]

Output: It's important to stick up for one's principles.


Input: [0] T [Phrasal Verb] take after [Meaning] resemble, in appearance or character [Example]

Output: Jamie really takes after his dad.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] take care of [Meaning] look after [Example]

Output: I'll take care of your plants while you're away.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] take off [Meaning] leave the ground [Example]

Output: The plane took off at 6 a.m.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] take on [Meaning] hire or engage staff [Example]

Output: Business is good so the company is taking on extra staff.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] take out [Meaning] remove; extract [Example]

Output: She took out a pen to note the address.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] tell off [Meaning] reprimand/criticize severely [Example]

Output: The teacher told her off for not doing her homework.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] think over [Meaning] consider [Example]

Output: I'll have to think over the proposal before I decide.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] try on [Meaning] wear something to see if it suits or fits [Example]

Output: I'm not sure about the size. Can I try it on?


Input: [Phrasal Verb] turn down [Meaning] refuse [Example]

Output: I couldn't turn down an offer like that!


Input: [0] U [Phrasal Verb] use up [Meaning] finish a product (so that there's none left) [Example]

Output: The kids have used up all the toothpaste.


Input: [0] V [Phrasal Verb] vouch for [Meaning] express confidence in, or guarantee something [Example]

Output: You can give the keys to Andy. I can vouch for him.


Input: [0] W [Phrasal Verb] watch out [Meaning] be careful [Example]

Output: Watch out! There's a car coming.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] wear out [Meaning] 1) become unusable 2) become very tired [Example]

Output: 1) Julie wore out her shoes visiting the city. 2) At the end of the day Julie was worn out.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] work out [Meaning] 1) do physical exercise 2) find a solution or calculate something [Example]

Output: 1) I work out twice a week at the gym club. 2) It's expensive but I haven't worked out the exact cost yet.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] wipe off [Meaning] clean (board, table). [Example]

Output: The teacher asked Lee to wipe off the board.


Input: [Description] Presents statement as fact [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 5:1 It was for freedom that Christ set us free. [Sentence Type]

Output: Declarative

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Input: [Description] Delivers a command [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 5:1 Keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery. [Sentence Type]

Output: Imperative

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Input: [Description] Asks a question [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 3:1 You foolish Galatians, who has bewitched you, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was publicly portrayed as crucified? [Sentence Type]

Output: Interrogative

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Input: [Description] Expression of strong emotion [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 3:21 May it never be! [Sentence Type]

Output: Exclamatory

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Input: [Description] A single clause (simple subject and predicate are in bold) [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 3:26 For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus. [Sentence Type]

Output: Simple Sentence

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Input: [Description] Two or more independent clauses (again, simple subject and predicate are in bold, and so with the following examples) [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 3:25 Now this Hagar is Mount Sinai in Arabia...for she is in slavery with her children. [Sentence Type]

Output: Compound

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Input: [Description] Contains one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses. [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 2:11 But when Cephas came to Antioch, I opposed him to his face, because he stood condemned. [Sentence Type]

Output: Complex

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Input: [Description] Contains at least one dependent and at least two independent clauses [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 2:20 I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me... [Sentence Type]

Output: Compound Complex

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Input: [Description] A complex sentence that contains a conditional clause (using if or since) [Examples from Galatians, NASB] 5:25 If we live by the Spirit, let us also walk by the Spirit. [Sentence Type]

Output: Conditional

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Input: [Now] now [Near future] this afternoon [Annoying repeating actions] always [The present time period]

Output: these days