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| Selected response from: Krisztina Lelik Greece Local time: 21:57 | ||||||
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4 +1 | jitter |
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4 | exam fright |
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4 | exam nerves |
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jitter Explanation: Azt mondják, a magyar és angol között az egyik alapvető különbség, hogy sok magyar ige angolul igenévként, vagy jelzőként írandó körül. A drukkol egy szemléletes példa; having jitters before exam or being jittery. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 45 mins (2004-06-10 19:55:15 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- \"I always get the jitters the morning before an exam\" \"exam time is always jittery\" \"even people who usually manage caffeine well may feel light headed and jittery on the day of an exam from coffee\" \"Students jittery as IIT entrance exam nears\" |
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