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81 objectar
v to object (to something) / to object (that) -
82 passar
v1. to happen2. to spend3. to move (on to)4. to go byCom passa el temps! - How time flies!expr passar amb (alguna cosa) to make do with (something)expr passar-se'la bé to have fun / to enjoy yourselfexpr passar-s'ho bé to have fun / to enjoy yourself -
83 potinejar
v to mess around (with something) -
84 quelcom
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85 reaccionar
v to reactReaccionar a alguna cosa - To react to something -
86 recelar
v to have misgivings (about something) -
87 recordar
v1. to remember2. to remind (somebody of something)El judici recordava una escena de Hollywood - The trial was reminiscent of a Hollywood scenerecordar-se to remember -
88 referir
v to referReferir a alguna cosa - To refer to something -
89 reprendre
v1. to resume / to start something up again / to restart2. to rebuke / to chide -
90 servir
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91 singularitzar
v to make (something) stand outsingularitzar-se to make yourself stand out / to draw attention to yourself -
92 sospirar
v to sighSospirar per (una cosa) - To long for / to dream of (something) -
93 sospitós
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94 suspendre
v1. to fail2. to fail (someone) / to give a failing grade to (someone)3. to suspend (something)Una errada informàtica obliga a suspendre temporalment tots els vols a Londres - A computer error forces the temporary suspension of all flights to London4. to fail -
95 titular-se
v1. to get a qualification/degree in (something)2. to be entitled -
96 xocar
v to collideXocar amb alguna cosa - To collide with something
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