Pretty Little Liars

[gir] ir-se, dar o fora They were told to take the air. up in the air 1. em estado de confusáo ou incerteza, ainda nao decidido ... deals that are up in the air ... -T/87. 4 2. [col] zangado, irado He was up in the air because they had callea him a liar. vanish into thin air —» disappear into thin AIR walk on air estar felicíssimo Carol was walking on air after Phil asked her to marry him. AIR-MINDED que se interessa pela aviagáo ou viagens aéreas She is one ofthose modern,…

life, at the stations where the dynamo-machines and small home-made hydroelectric stations functioned correctly, where filters were repaired and cleaned regularly, where, tended by the caring female hands, the damp ground was punctuated with the little white caps of champignons, and well-fed pigs grunted in their pens. They were driven forward, in their endless and desperate onslaught, by an instinct for self-preservation, and by that eternal revolutionary principle: conquer and…

think of the kids. Do you want to continue going down loser road, repeating your mistakes playing the stooge, and talking some more falls as you impersonate Mr. Nice Guy? It doesn't fell good, does it, Mr Nice Guy? Add it all up, and it's not a pretty sight. So, let's make it real simple, guys; do you really want to go through that pain again? Search your soul, brother - it's time for a reality check. Listen to me, guys - I am the only one who can get you out of this mess! The…

Helen I held it truth, with him who sings To one clear harp in divers tones, That men may rise on stepping-stones Of their dead selves to higher things. —Alfred, Lord Tennyson, “In Memoriam A.H.H.” PROLOGUE York, 1847. “I’m afraid,” said the little girl sitting on the bed. “Grandfather, can you stay with me?” Aloysius Starkweather made an impatient noise in the back of his throat as he drew a chair closer to the bedside and seated himself. The impatient noise was only part in…

man. Alguns adjetivos que você deve conhecer: 1. Grande: BIG x pequeno: SMALL, LITTLE 2. Velho: OLD x jovem: YOUNG 3. Antigo: OLD x novo: NEW 4. Alto: TALL x baixo: SHORT 5. Longo: LONG x curto: SHORT 6. Rico: RICH x pobre: POOR 7. Quente: HOT x frio: COLD 8. Feliz: HAPPY x infeliz: UNHAPPY, SAD 9. Gordo: FAT x magro: THIN 10. Fácil: EASY x difícil: DIFFICULTY, HARD 11. Rápido: FAST x lento: SLOW 12. Bonito: PRETTY x feio: UGLY 13. Lindo: BEAUTIFUL x horrível: AWFUL 14. Bom: GOOD x mau: BAD 15.

allow for augmentation by the suffix -in-: ья это книга? - Это ашина книга. 'Whose books is this? - It’s Sasha’s book' Он маменькин/мамочкин сынок. 'He’s a momma’s boy' Nouns modified by adverbs of quantity (много -'much, many', мало -'little, few', немного -'a little', сколько -'how much, how many', несколько -'a few, several', столько -'so many') and the following numerals must be used with the genitive case: 2, 3, 4 and any numerals ending in 2, 3, 4 require that the following noun be…

dominating juries without this one's slippery quota of sentiment. The group retreated to the parlor, with its warm yellow walls, for dessert. Jorge, the chef at Gracie Mansion, wheeled in a cart laden with cakes and cookies. Then he unveiled, with little fanfare, a three-foot­ high gingerbread reconstruction of the vanished towers. The shapes were unmistakable. The silence was profound. "It's not meant to be eaten," Jorge said, suddenly shy. "It's a tribute." "Of course," said Claire,…

Alguns adjetivos que você deve conhecer: 1. grande: BIG x pequeno: SMALL, LITTLE 2. velho: OLD x jovem: YOUNG 3. antigo: OLD x novo: NEW 4. alto: TALL x baixo: SHORT 5. longo: LONG x curto: SHORT 6. rico: RICH x pobre: POOR 7. quente: HOT x frio: COLD 8. feliz: HAPPY x infeliz: UNHAPPY, SAD 9. gordo: FAT x magro: THIN 10.fácil: EASY x difícil: DIFFICULTY, HARD 11.rápido: FAST x lento: SLOW 12.bonito: PRETTY x feio: UGLY 13.lindo: BEALTIFUL x horrível: AWFUL 14.bom: GOOD x mau: BAD…

como. UP TO até WITH REFERENCE TO com referência a, com respeito a. WITH REGARDING TO quanto a ADJECTIVES SIZE 1. average 2. big 3. fat 4. giant 5. great 6. huge 7. immense 8. large 9. little 10. long 11. massive 12. short 13. small 14. tall 15. tiny TOUCH 16. broken 17. cold 18. cool 19. damaged 20. damp 21. dirty 22. dry 23. dusty 24. filthy 25. wet SHAPE 26. broad…

all that t for no payment, then all I can say is that there must have been some hidden gain we don't know about. (In addition to the less well-hidden fallacy we do know about.) Aprioristic reasoning is widely used by those whose beliefs have very little to do with reality anyway. The fallacy is the short brush which sweeps untidy facts under a carpet of preconception. It is a necessary household appliance for those determined to keep their mental rooms clean of the dust of the real…