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Baldwin Receives His Bullet -
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
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count
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loyalty
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substitute
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accuracy
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efficiency
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slip
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filing
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misplaced
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inclined
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*c. Likely or wanting to do
something: Tom is inclined to be lazy. _ No one seemed inclined to help. || To have an opinion about
something, but not a strong opinion: He was inclined to agree with them.
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ride on
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ferry
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catch it
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*g. Be punished or told off: "I'll
catch it if he finds me here"
Receive a punishment or scolding, as in “If I forget anything on the
shopping list, I'll catch it”, or “I'm really going to get it when I
turn in my paper late”.
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chipper
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as a matter of fact
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crying
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It's None Of Our Business - A. Hitchcock Presents
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any more
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pickle
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πίκλα, τουρσί
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tape
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nasty
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bruise
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trip
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play around
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κάνω απιστία, χαζολογάω, κάνω δοκιμές
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jumpy
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νευρικός || nervous and worried, especially because you are frightened or guilty: My mother gets very jumpy when she's alone in the house. || nervous or anxious: Stop watching him; it makes him jumpy.
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move out
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μετακομίζω
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done with
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κουράστηκα / βαρέθηκα (κτ., με ή από κτ.), relationship: finish, end (έχω τελειώσει με κπ.)
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keep doing [sth]
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drag
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σέρνω - ομαι || There isn't any place else to leave it, I can't be dragging it up stairs all the time, can I ? (3.16 Hitchcock)
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pack sth/sb in
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*c. INFML to manage to include a large number of things, activities, or people: We were only there four days but we packed a lot in. || I need something to pack the kids toys in. (6.22 Hitchcock) ||
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awkward
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ˈɔː.kwəd / us ˈɑː.kwɚd || άβολο, αδέξιο, δύσκολο
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a peep
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κιχ, τσιμουδιά, άχνα || a statement, answer, or complaint: One more ~ out of you and there'll be no tv tomorrow. _ There hasn't been a ~ out of (= any form of communication from) my sister for a couple of weeks.
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afford
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2o επεισόδιο Emelia wouldn't let the cleaning woman in the apartment today. - Maybe she can't ~ her.
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walk out
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φεύγω, εγκαταλείπω (exit on foot), (abandon sth or sb)
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set foot
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πατάω το πόδι μου (enter) // Emelia hasn't set foot out of that apartment (Hitchcock)
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goodwill
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καλή θέληση, (business asset) φήμη και πελατεία || I can't afford to get that kind of reputation. My business depends on the goodwill of this neighborhood (1.18 Hitchcock) = Δ. Η επιχείρησή μου εξαρτάται απ'την καλή φήμη αυτής της γειτονιάς.
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nibble
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μπουκίτσα, μικρή δαγκωματιά, τσιμπολογώ (take small bites of)
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dead weight
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trunk
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μπαούλο, κορμός
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baby buggy
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(child's pushchair) (για παιδί, μωρό) καρότσι, καροτσάκι
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crash into [sb/sth]
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συγκρούομαι/τρακάρω με κπ/κτ
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cram [sth] into [sth]
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στριμώχνω (fit sth into small space/into limited time)
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hang on
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*m. to persist tenaciously: a cold that hung on all spring / Maybe he hangs on for the sake of the children (2.14 1o επεισοδ Hitch) || *c. to wait: Hang on – I’ll be with you in a minute!
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How do I know!
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air shaft
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αεραγωγός / φωταγωγός : I thing you ought to keep the head under that air shaft (Hitch 7.57 1ο επεισοδ)
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lighten
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φωτίζω, ελαφραίνω
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take [sth/sb] along
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παίρνω κπ/κτ μαζί μου
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come along
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come over
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(pay a visit) έρχομαι, περνώ
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bring over
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(carry or take: to a given place) φέρνω
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over
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για,
σχετικά // They always argue over who gets to drive. = Πάντα μαλώνουν
για το ποιος θα οδηγήσει. // we've made a lot trouble over nothing (1.04
Hitchcock)
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attender
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παρευρισκόμενος
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throw yourself at someone
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Δ. ρίχνεσαι σε κπ. || *c. to make it very obvious to someone that you want a sexual relationship with them: I don't know what it is about John, but women just seem to throw themselves at him.
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hold
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hold sth: (contain) χωράω: This container holds four litres of liquid. = Αυτό το δοχείο περιέχει τέσσερα λίτρα υγρό.
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sweet tooth
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γλυκατζής || have a ~ (είμαι ~) || a strong liking for sweet foods: I have a sweet tooth - I can't say no to cookies. || you really got a sweet tooth, haven't you? (2.14 2o επ. Hitch)
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vacant
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κενό, άδειο, ελεύθερο: = Is there a vacant apartment here? [3.42 2o επ.]
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trunk
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κορμός, μπαούλο, προβοσκίδα
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pass on
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pass sth on: || to tell someone sth that another person has told you: Pass on my regards / my massage to them _ pass these instructions on to your colleagues / I don't know whether this is important or not, but I'll pass it on to you (3.06 2o επ.)
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pass on
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δίνω κτ σε κπ άλλο, κληροδοτώ
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as far as it goes
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(to some extent) όσο γίνεται, ως ένα βαθμό: that's all right as far as it goes [3.50 2o επ.]
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dead weight
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the heaviness of a person or object that cannot or does not move by itself:
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