I'm not interested in bull-fighters. That's an abnormal life.

	Word	Definition	Context
	1) abnormal	unusual	"I'm not interested in bull-fighters. That's an abnormal life.
	2) Parcel	package	We unwrapped the little parcels of lunch.
	3) buoyant	floating or cheerful (бурливая)	The water was buoyant and cold.
	4) sinister	giving the impression that something harmful	"The Purple Land" is a very sinister book if read too late in life.
	5) overmatch	be superior to(превосходить)	Spider promptly overmatched him and got
	6) trout	especially type of fish	Bill sat down, opened up his bag, laid a big trout on the grass.
	7) to peel	remove skin or rind(корка)	Bill laid down the egg he was peeling.
	8) to rejoice	make happy	Let us rejoice and believe and give thanks.
	9) to float	stay on th surface of water	Then in the quiet water I turned and floated.
	10) to prep	prepare	At the military school where he prepped for Princeton
	11) distaste	Dislike	This increased Cohn's distaste for boxing
	12) motion	The action or process of moving	"Put it in there, Henry," the count motioned.
	13) tribute	admiration	As a tribute to the Great Commoner.
	14) hencoop	House of chickens	the holy mysteries of the hencoop with simian fingers.
	15) simian	monkey	the holy mysteries of the hencoop with simian fingers
	16) hense	Then or away (отсюда)	and hence any different from anybody else
	17) suspicion	mistrust	I always had a suspicion that
	18) to commence	begin	The review commenced publication in Carmel
	19) purely	cleanly	who had been regarded purely as an angel
	20) editorial	editing	name had appeared on the editorial page
	21) afterward	later	We had dined at l'Avenue's and afterward went
	22) to get sore	anger	Don't get sore
	23) to recount	To report	It recounts splendid imaginary amorous adventures
	24) exalted	Grand or majestic	None of your exalted connections
	25) Callousness	rudeness	He remembered with what callousness
	26) to make reparation	repair	It was not too late to make reparation for that.
	27) Hideous	frightening	idea of my soul being hideous
	28) to make a joke	fun	wine and Georgette made a joke
	29) grace	favor	had all their easy social graces
	30) proprietor	owner	and the proprietor himself
	31) composure	calm	to shatter that superior, simpering composure
	32) dance big-hippily	Shake	the tall blond youth, who danced big-hippily
	33) resemblance	Being alike	Their physical resemblance must be a source
	34) savor	taste	Everything after savors of anticlimax
	35) dominance	Influence over others	Eyes had established dominance
	36) priceless	Invaluable (бесценный)	"Oh, priceless," I said. Brett laughed.
	37) sober	Not drunk or calm	"You're wonderfully sober," I said.
	38) to possess	To control or hold	"What possessed you to bring her?"
	39) envelope	Paper in which letters are sealed and sent	asked them for an envelope
	40) to slam	clap	and slammed the door.
	41) miserable	unhappy	I've been so miserable
	42) to jolt	mental shock	we jolted close together
	43) merriment	fun	a subject of merriment while remaining
	44) to shove off	Get out	"I must shove off. Seen Cohn?"
	45) luncheon	A formal lunch	A good deal at luncheon
	46) pale	shade	His pale hair as
	47) imply	Give someone to understand	Implying that a dozen chefs
	48) clench	press	With his fists clenched in his laps
	49) brisk	Active or energetic	A brisk red bug to meet all trains
	50) credulity	trust	As our credulity switched back
51) odour	smell	the rich odour of roses
52) innuendo	suggestion	Given to violent innuendo
53) corpulent	fat	Corpulent person in his middle years
54) grievance	Offence (обида)	The old grievance.
55) to uptake	To understand	"I say, you are slow on the up-take,"
56) to Tempt	Attract (соблазнять)	Dozen bottles of Mumms. Tempt you?"
57) bang	beat	I banged on the glass.
58) sliced	cut	He shoved the sliced cucumbers away
59) moron	idiot	"That moron," said Harvey.
60) Conceit	Vanity (тщеславие)	The sort of healthy conceit that
61) inconsequentially	Without importance	trying to talk inconsequentially
62) alimony	aliment	I could have had alimony
63) pretty	rather	"Feel pretty happy?"
64) dismay	To make someone feel worried	Dismayed at its indifference
65) drowsiness	tired	His fancies until drowsiness
66) consent	agree	Robert has kindly consentedto speak to you
67) splendid	Very impressive	I agreed that it was splendid
68) senile	Old	With her senile aunt
69) to scrutinize	to look over	We scrutinized the twelve lemon
70) muddy	dirty	Muddy swamps
71) asunder	Into pieces	Were rent asunder by dissension
72) to engross	To preoccupy	They were so engrossed in each other
73) mistress	A woman having a sexual relationship with a married man	What do you suppose he said to his mistresses when he wouldn't marry them?
74) to daunt	To upset	Never been daunted
75) Splendid	excellent	Splendid. Wish he wouldn't keep going off
76) Nix	caution	"Nix," I said
77) pestilential	harmful	"Have you been in this pestilential city long?"
78) armistice	To make friends	right after the armistice, and Madame Lecomte
79) to ladle	Spoon out (зачерпывать)	The girl ladled some onto a plate
80) undischarged	Unfulfilled(невыполненный)	Mr. Campbell is an undischarged bankrupt
81) outbursts	Flash	What are these outbursts of affection, Michael?
82) mourn	Regret for	As a mourning wreath
83) vista	A pleasing view	Hand along the front vista
84) reciprocal	Done in return	With polite reciprocal curiosity
85) itinerary	journey	I wrote out an itinerary so they could follow us
86) loveliest	beautiful	“We have got the loveliest hotel," Mike said.
87) nuisance	A person who is in need to help	You're sure we wouldn't just be a bloody nuisance?
88) mincing	affected	Mincing shout
89) peer	Be just visible	The man peered into the basket
90) coarse	rude	Spoke to her husband in coarse voice
91) cease	To stop	And then ceased together
92) antecedents	past	First wild rumors about his antecedents
93) to ingratiate	To Try to please	Trying to ingratiate myself
94) reverie	dream	For a while these reveries provided
95) flavor	To give a smell	That flavored conversation
96) melt	disappear
97) incense	Smell in the church	it smelt of incense
98) strident	harsh	Strident argument
99) side street	Tight and small street	walked back along sidestreets to the hotel
100) rowdy	noisy	My age and a rowdy little boy
101) lousy	Very poor or bad	It was lousy to enjoy it, but I felt lousy.
102) clench	press	With his fistsclenched in his lip
103) majestic	great	Signed Robert in a majestic hand
104) elusive	Difficult to find	An elusive rhythm
105) lurk	secrete	If the past were lurking here
106) dilatory	Slow	In a dilatory grudging way
107) greedy	Always wanting more food, money, power	We drink in long, greedy swallows
108) bystander	Viewer (a person who is present at an event but does not take part)	An awed hush fell upon the bystander
109) apparition	ghost	The apparition stood swaying for a moment
110) flicker	Feeling that continues for a very short time	That the constant flicker of men
111) divergence	a difference in opinions	A plane where any divergence from a code
112) incurably	Impossible to change	He is incurably dishonest
113) Gnawing	worrying	The Gnawing of his
114) receptacle	box	With innumerable receptacles to contain
115) wicker	To twist	sat down in one of the wicker chairs
116) lather	soap	he lathered his face
117) slur	To speak	he slurred that over--"or me?
118) sped	More quickly	We sped along toward
119) overripe	past its best	Very sensuous about it-overripe
120) bluff	Fall(oбрыв)	the bluff above the river
121) swell people	Wonderful	"These Basques are swell people,"
122) posada	motel	stopped in front of the posada
123) supplies	Stock(припасы)	Behind them were shelves stacked with supplies and goods
124) snobbishly	exclusive	As my father snobbishly suggested
125) solemn	formal	He wrote a series of very solemn letter
126) perpetual	Never ending and changing	Source of perpetual confusion
127) bizzare	Very strange	The bizzare are not a little man
128) scarcely	Only just	He scarcely knew at all
129) apron	Cloth worn to protect	who had been serving drinks came out wiping her hands on her apron
130) whitewashed		We went up the street, past the whitewashed stone houses,
131) disembody	Separate from its material form	I had no girl whose disembodied face
132) daylight	The natural light of day	The blinds we'd of seen daylight
133) succelent	appetizing	A succelent hush arrived
134) pitcher	A large container	In a few minutes a girl brought a stone pitcher
135) diligence	Hard working	Outside under the window were some carts and an old diligence
136) gulp	Drink (глоток)	He took a big gulp of coffee.
137) expatriated	emigrant	An expatriated newspaper man.
138) tricycle	Bicycle with three wheels	"I heard it was a tricycle."
139) joystick	Control lever	The joystick works the same way."
140) tadpoles	Frog(головастик)	In the flat pool beside the stream tadpoles spotted the sand
141) steep	Dangerous coast (крутой берег)	We went up a steep bank
142) enormous	huge	They're enormous trout there."
143) dope	drag	I come Thursday'. That gives you a lot of dope, doesn't it?"
144) discredit	damage	That story reflects great discredit on me."
145) burden	A short sudden effort	A moment of the burden of the banjo
146) vinous	Be Fond of wine	Went off into a deep vinous sleep
147) convivial	friendly	Convivial way, girls were swooning
148) ineplty	Having or showing no skill	She had decided,ineplty, that everything was very sad
149) hollow	Having a hole	with a clattering on the wood in the hollow box
150) awkwardly	Uncouthly(неуклюже)	The steer ran awkwardly

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