| angla | esperanto |
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| (close; furtive; noncommital; oblique; secretive; sly) | |
| (deceitful; tricky) | trompema |
| (unreliable; dicey; dodgy; shonky; untrustworthy) | |
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| formovi |
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| (motion; move) | |
| (change; alter; convert; turn) | |
🔗 South African officials have shifted from initially justifying the drills to distancing themselves from the Iran débâcle.
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🔗 He shifted his cloak, thankful that the fires were cold, else it would have been to hot for the black wool draping him to the floor.
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| (move; stir; adjourn) | |
🔗 In the last few years, and especially over the past 18 months, Georgia’s ruling coalition has made a series of moves that seem designed to distance the country from the West and shift it gradually into Russia’s sphere of influence
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| (move; stir; adjourn) | () |
| (movement; move; motion; stroke) | |
| (sheath petticoat; chemise) | |
🔗 Sweat drenched Talene, matting her golden hair, soaking her linen shift till it clung to her.
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| (change; alter; convert; turn) | |
🔗 Having failed to capture major Ukrainian cities, Russia has shifted tactics, escalating its bombardment of them.
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| (about‐face; alteration; conversion; transformation; change) | () |
🔗 The shift in tone is unsurprising given Russia’s string of humiliating defeats on the battlefield, which has exposed Putin’s weakness to his friends and enemies alike.
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