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bear’s foot (Venus’ chariot; Turk’s cap; soldier’s cap; garden monkshood; common monkshood) | ( blua kaskofloro ) |
bear’s foot (stinking hellebore; dungwort; setterwort) | |
bear’s foot (green hellebore) | |
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🔗 Local police said the bear attacked three men, one of whom was seriously injured, and a woman in her 80s, according to NHK.
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| (ursine) | ursa |
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| (give birth to; farrow; beget; give birth) | |
🔗 The moment I laid eyes on her, I knew she was the girl who should bear my sons.
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| (produce; yield) | |
| (put up with; suffer; sustain; ail) | |
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| (carry) | |
🔗 Also she had observed that some of the horses bore riders.
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| (endure; cope; stand; withstand; make it through) | |
🔗 He was not sure he could carry Tam as far as the village even if his father could bear to be carried.
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| (endure; put up with; tolerate; abide; brook; condone; stand; stomach) | |
🔗 Your protests, though of superficial plausibility, will not bear serious examination.
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🔗 He could not bear any more sympathy, any more attempts to boost his spirits.
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🔗 He bore her up the stone stairs.
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🔗 It probably stood 11½ feet tall and couldn’t fly, but this bird was fast.
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🔗 Bring the lady forth, and we’ll lay the gold at your feet.
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🔗 I will insist the president recognize the independence and sovereignty of Canada, I will insist that he stop tariffing our nation, and at the same time I will strengthen our country so that we can be capable of standing on our own two feet and standing up to the Americans where and when necessary.
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🔗 He concentrated on putting one foot in front of the other without tripping.
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