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Englishwould
Englishindicating an action in the past that happened repeatedly or commonly
DutchUse the past tense
's winters zaten we bij het gat in het bevroren meer en visten we urenlang.
EsperantoUse the past tense in the repetitive aspect
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - En la vintroj, ni sidadis apud la truo sur la frostiĝinta lago kaj fiŝkaptadis dum horoj.
FrenchUse the imperfect tense
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - En hiver, nous étions habituellement assis à côté du trou sur le lac gelé et nous pêchions pendant des heures.
GermanUse the preterite tense and immer for emphasis on the repetitive nature
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - Im Winter saßen wir immer um ein Loch auf den gefrorenen See und angelten stundenlang.
GreekAncient: Use imperfect tense alone or past tense with ἄν
HungarianUse the past tense
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - Minden télen órákat ül'tünk' a jégen a lyuk mellett, és halász'tunk'.
ItalianUse the imperfect tense
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - D'inverno ci sedevamo presso al buco sul lago ghiacciato e pescavamo per ore.
PortugueseUse the imperfect tense
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - No inverno, nos sentávamos perto do buraco do lago congelado e pescávamos por horas.
RussianUse the past tense with imperfective aspect
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - Зимой мы сидели у лунки на замерзшем озере и часами рыбачили.
SpanishUse the imperfect tense
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - En invierno, nos sentábamos cerca del agujero que hay en el lago congelado y pescábamos durante horas
Swedishbruka
In the winters, we would sit by the hole on the frozen lake and fish for hours. - På vintrarna 'brukade' vi sitta vid vaken i den frusna sjön och fiska i flera timmar.

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Englishconfectionary
Englishrelating to, or of the nature of confections or their production
Russianконди́терский
Spanishconfites, confiteria

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Englishdisastrous
Englishof the nature of a disaster, calamitous
Bulgarianбедствен, катастрофален
Catalandesastrós
Chinese
Mandarinneeded
Dutchrampzalig, catastrofaal, rampspoedig
Esperantokatastrofa
Finnishtuhoisa
Frenchdésastreux
Germandesaströs, katastrophal, verheerend
Greekκαταστροφικός
Hungariansúlyos, katasztrofális
Japanese忌まわしい
Korean재난
Portuguesedesastroso
Russianбе́дственный, ги́бельный, катастрофи́ческий
Serbo-Croatian
Cyrillicка̏тастрофа̄лан
Romankȁtastrofālan
Spanishdesastroso
Swedishödesdiger, katastrofal
Turkishfeci

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Englishconform
Englishto make similar in form or nature, to make suitable for a purpose, to adapt
Finnishsopeuttaa
Idocheckkonformigar, checkkonformigar su

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Englishhazardous
Englishrisky, dangerous, with the nature of a hazard
Catalanatzarós
Finnishvaarallinen, riskipitoinen
Frenchhasardeux
Middle Frenchhazardeux
Germangefährlich, Gefahr
Italianpericoloso
Norwegian
Bokmålfarefull
Nynorskfarefull
Spanishpeligroso

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Englishrape
Englishcause damage, destruction to a countryside, nature etc
Dutchverkrachten, schenden
Faroeseneyðtaka
Finnishraiskata
Frenchpirater
Greekασελγώ, κακοποιώ
Icelandicvalda spjöllum á, spilla
Polishnaruszyć

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Englishcomplicit
Englishassociated with or participating in an activity, especially one of a questionable nature
Frenchcomplice
Russianзамешанный

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Englishfull-size
EnglishBeing the same size as the original
Frenchgrandeur nature, à échelle grandeur

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Englishstern
Englishhaving a hardness and severity of nature or manner
Arabicصَارِم, مُتَشَدِّد
Bulgarianсуровтвърд
Catalansever
Dutchstreng
Frenchsévère
Finnishankara
Georgianსასტიკი
Germanstreng, hart, bitter, unnachgiebig
Greekαυστηρός
Hungarianszigorú, rideg
Italianaustero, severo, duro, rigido
Japanese厳格
Latinfirmatus
Maorimakiki, taikaha
Portuguesesevero, austero, rígido
Romaniandur, sever
Russianстро́гий, суро́вый
Serbo-Croatian
Cyrillic
Romanjak, snažan, čvrst, čeličan, grubost, surovost,
Slovakneúprosný, tvrdý, prísny
Spanishsevero
Swedishsträng, rigorös, strikt, barsk, hård
Turkishsert, haşin, katı

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Englishcatcall
EnglishA shout, whistle, or comment of a sexual nature, usually made toward women
Russianприставать

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