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301. crucial (муњим) :: Insight understanding and enjoyment are the keys to making newspapers crucial 302. cruel (бераҳм) :: But I cant for the life of me understand why anyone would wish to be cruel to another living creature303. crush (пачақ,) :: He said other staff warned the teacher that the youth might have a crush on her which should have been a warning sign but she became more attracted to him304. cry (гиря кардан) :: He started to cry tears of bitterness and regret for a past he couldnt change for the love he needed taken from him so many times305. cultural (маданӣ) :: Some of us saw this new cultural context coming but we are all finally surprised by it306. culture (маданият) :: Music was a vital part of human culture long before anyone was able to mass reproduce and sell recordings of it307. cup (коса) :: Billy gives the silver cup to his older sisters and the gold cup to his younger sister just as promised308. cupboard (ьевон) :: I got out of the shower and searched the bathroom cupboards 309. curb (ҷилавгирӣ) :: And then the female grabbed my right arm and dragged me across the street and up the curb 310. cure (табобат) :: It is our goal to find treatments and possibly a cure for this rare lifethreatening disease that robs children of their adulthood311. curious (куньковона) :: Even if we were not plagued by these curious and unusual defects of English Paul would still be hard to understand312. curl (пойро) :: Unfortunately while we might be prepared to complain about deficiencies in our own immediate locality when we see a mess further afield we tend to pass it by with a curl of the lip313. curly (ҷингила) :: I was leaning on him resting my chin on his shoulder his curly grey hair tickling my ear314. current (ҷорӣ) :: When a current flows through a wire a circular magnetic field is created around it315. currently (дар айни замон) :: the price is currently at a premium316. curtain (парда) :: Butterflies flew through everyones stomachs as the curtain rose on the stage317. curve (каь) :: He wont be able to I said watching as a sharp curve in the road grew closer and closer319. custom (урфу одат) :: Indeed many collective agreements particularly at local level are simply a distillation of established custom and practice320. customer (фармоишгар) :: hes a tough customer

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