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:Relationships
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to swear, to curse, to use bad language; to swear at each other, to have a fight, to quarrel, to argue
imperfective
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to act in spite, contrary to somebody's interests or desires
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to lecture, to tell off, to reprimand, to give a talking-to, to rebuke
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to lick somebody's boots, to wheedle, to flatter, to insinuate, to suck up to
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to address, to consult; to advert; to treat, to handle, to manage
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advisedly, designedly, knowingly, intentionally, wilfully, purposely
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to make it up, to make peace, to become reconciled; to accept, to bear with
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to agree, to consent, to assent, to accept; to concede (to), to concur (with)
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to beg, to entreat, to implore, to supplicate, to beseech
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to give notice, to warn; to forestall, to anticipate; to avert, to prevent
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to digest; (figurative) to stomach; to spoil by overcooking; to cook/boil again
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to find fault, to carp, to cavil, to nag, to pick on
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tiresome, troublesome, annoying, boring, bothersome, bothering; pesky
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to win, to defeat; to overcome, to prevail, to master
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to shift, to dodge; to make a sharp turn; to wriggle
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to differ, to distinguish oneself; to be remarkable; (ironic) to cause a stir
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significant, meaningful, telling, expressive, full of suggestion
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to preach, to lecture, to moralize, to teach, to instruct
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change, modify, vary, alter; to betray, to be unfaithful
perfective
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to deceive, to cheat; to trick; to swindle; to be unfaithful to (one's spouse)
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to approve, to confirm; to affirm, to maintain, to assert, to posit, to claim
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(lit.) to come unscrewed; get out of a difficulty, to slip out, to clear oneself, to wiggle out
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to render, to show, to provide; to exert; to give, to offer
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