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Ter sorte grande

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Ter sorte grande

Have great luck

Meaning

To experience significant good fortune or a stroke of luck.

Meaning

To experience significant good fortune or a stroke of luck.

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Estar com a faca nos dentes. pt 電車を待つ ja learn English en 知識を深める ja Enfiar o pé na jaca pt 来年 ja Een vergadering bijwonen nl 息が切れる ja En face de fr خودروی فرسوده fa Smaga soma lv お尋ねしてもよろしいですか ja كم يستغرق الوقت؟ ar zrobić coś od zera pl Ir ao cinema. pt نتشوف قريباً ar കുളി കഴിക്കുക ml Prietenul la nevoie se cunoaște ro ¿Puede repetir? es Dar la luz verde. es The cohort included en Nema šanse hr Ser habilidoso/a. es Llegar a la conclusión es

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Attached Pronouns: Mine, Yours, His (-i, -ka, -hu) ar Arabic Future Tense: Planning with sa and sawfa (سـ & سوف) ar Kannada Subject-Verb Agreement: Matching Verbs to People kn Colloquial Variations ro French Future in the Past: Reporting what people 'would' do fr Sentence-Ending Particle (ကွာ) for Exasperation/Intimacy my Comparing with Precision: Saying 'How Much' More (比 + Degree) zh Giving Directions kk Punctuation in Complex Sentences hr Adverbs of Frequency: Always, Usually, Sometimes, Never en Recommendation with 'kuor-tae' (Should) km Portuguese Question: COMO? (How, Name & Description) pt Reporting Commands: "Tell Someone To..." ((으)라고 하다) ko Advanced Suffixes for Noun and Adjective Formation hy Accusative Singular: Feminine -u cs 'Ya... ya da' (Either... or) az Third Person Pronouns (He, She, They) am Agreement with M-WA Nouns sw

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