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launching ['lɔ:nʧɪŋ] |
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appoint a new agent [ə'pɔɪnt ə nju: 'eɪʤənt] |
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a model from New York City [ə 'mɔdl frɔm nju: jɔ:k 'sɪtɪ] |
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Robert-grew-up-in-a-busy-setting-of-New-York-City | |
plant [plɑ:nt] |
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Happy new year ['hæpɪ nju: jɪə(r)] |
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what is new with you | |
meet somebody new [mi:t 'sʌmbədɪ nju:] |
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She's going to go to New York next week. | |
quid novil | |
have a go at doing sth [hæv ə gəu æt 'dju:ɪŋ 'sʌmθɪŋ] |
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to book a passage to New York [tu buk ə 'pæsɪʤ tu nju: jɔ:k] |
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to employ a new worker, to take on a new worker [tu em'plɔɪ ə nju: 'wə:kə(r) tu teɪk ɔn ə nju: 'wə:kə(r)] |
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come up with an idea to buy a new car [kʌm ʌp wɪð ən aɪ'dɪə tu baɪ ə nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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move on [mu:v ɔn] |
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move to a new house [mu:v tu ə nju: haus] |
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He went to New York for the annual management meeting [hi: wɛnt tu nju: jɔ:k fɔ:(r) ðə 'ænjuəl 'mænəʤmənt 'mi:tɪŋ] |
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It helps teach people a new language. | |
It helps teach people a new language. | |
apply to the bank for a new account | |
she explained the advantages of the new system | |
as the joyful a-ha at a new and striking insight | |
Are you going to New Orleans for Carnival this year? No, I'm going next year. | |
to learn a new profession [tu lə:n ə nju: prə'fɛʃən] |
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to feature [tu 'fi:ʧə(r)] |
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learn a new language [lə:n ə nju: 'læŋgwəʤ] |
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What's up? [wɔts ʌp] |
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to look for a new occupation [tu luk fɔ:(r) ə nju: ɔkju'peɪʃən] |
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You shouldn't envy him his new car. [ju: shouldn't 'ɛnvɪ hɪm hɪz nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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don't let's buy a new car [don't let's baɪ ə nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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challenge / danger ['ʧælɪnʤ 'deɪnʤə(r)] |
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buy a house-warming gift [baɪ ə haus 'wɔ:mɪŋ gɪft] |
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The Human Resources finds new staff. [ðə 'hju:mən 'ri:sɔ:rsɪz faɪndz nju: stɑ:f] |
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something new ['sʌmθɪŋ nju:] |
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I have got a new friend. [aɪ hæv gɔt ə nju: frɛnd] |
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I can't afford to buy a new computer [aɪ can't ə'fɔ:d tu baɪ ə nju: kəm'pju:tə(r)] |
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a whole new ballgame [ə həul nju: bɔ:l'geɪm] |
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bring new meaning [brɪŋ nju: 'mi:nɪŋ] |
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it was a waste of money buying a new car [ɪt wɔz ə weɪst ɔv 'mʌnɪ 'baɪɪŋ ə nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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Maybe they move into a new home. ['meɪbi: ðeɪ mu:v 'ɪntu ə nju: həum] |
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Would you like move into a new home? why/why not? [wud ju: laɪk mu:v 'ɪntu ə nju: həum waɪ waɪ nɔt] |
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I would like to move to a new home. meet new people move to the city, where there are more opportunities. [aɪ wud laɪk tu mu:v tu ə nju: həum mi:t nju: 'pi:pl mu:v tu ðə 'sɪtɪ wɛə(r) ðɛə(r) ɑ:(r) mɔ:(r) ɑpər'tu:nɪtɪz] |
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arrive in New York [ə'raɪv ɪn nju: jɔ:k] |
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emergence of a new problem [ɪ'mə:ʤəns ɔv ə nju: 'prɔbləm] |
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celebrate the arrival of the new year with fireworks ['sɛləbreɪt ðə ə'raɪvəl ɔv ðə nju: jɪə(r) wɪð 'faɪəwə:ks] |
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Read an account of an important new event. [rɛd ən ə'kaunt ɔv ən ɪm'pɔ:tnt nju: ɪ'vɛnt] |
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We'd like to ask you for setting a new date of our meeting. [We'd laɪk tu æsk ju: fɔ:(r) 'sɛtɪŋ ə nju: deɪt ɔv 'auə(r) 'mi:tɪŋ] |
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He advises me to buy a new car. [hi: æd'vaɪzɪz mi: tu baɪ ə nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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He advises buying a new car. [hi: æd'vaɪzɪz 'baɪɪŋ ə nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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arrive at the New York [ə'raɪv æt ðə nju: jɔ:k] |
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will anything new be built opposite your house? [wɪl 'ɛnɪθɪŋ nju: bi: bɪlt 'ɔpəzɪt jɔ:(r) haus] |
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was gibt's neues bei dir [wɔz gibt's neues bei dir] |
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move into a new flat [mu:v 'ɪntu ə nju: flæt] |
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the cost of the new laboratory [ðə kɔst ɔv ðə nju: 'læbrətɔ:rɪ] |
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move to a new apartment [mu:v tu ə nju: ə'pɑ:tmənt] |
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They got to New York at 10 o'clock [ðeɪ gɔt tu nju: jɔ:k æt 10 o'clock] |
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Congratulations on your new business [kəngrætju'leɪʃənz ɔn jɔ:(r) nju: 'bɪznəs] |
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take on a new challenge [teɪk ɔn ə nju: 'ʧælɪnʤ] |
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to acquire new customer [tu ə'kwaɪə(r) nju: 'kʌstəmə(r)] |
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strike out [straɪk aut] |
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launch [lɔ:nʧ] |
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have somebody new [hæv 'sʌmbədɪ nju:] |
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an actress from New York City [ən 'æktrɪs frɔm nju: jɔ:k 'sɪtɪ] |
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provide new equipment and new facilities [prə'vaɪd nju: ɪ'kwɪpmənt ænd nju: fə'sɪlɪtɪz] |
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mock-up [mɔk ʌp] |
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move to a new flat [mu:v tu ə nju: flæt] |
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move to a new town [mu:v tu ə nju: taun] |
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tempted her to buying new car ['tɛmptəd hə:(r) tu 'baɪɪŋ nju: kɑ:(r)] |
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what's new? [what's nju:] |
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Regarding the new model I will reply you A.S.A.P [rɪ'gɑ:dɪŋ ðə nju: 'mɔdl aɪ wɪl rɪp'laɪ ju: ASAP] |
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go to New York [gəu tu nju: jɔ:k] |
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already count the days to C N Y [ɔ:l'rɛdɪ kaunt ðə deɪz tu si: ɛn waɪ] |
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We are moving to a new flat. [wi: ɑ:(r) 'mu:vɪŋ tu ə nju: flæt] |
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This guy decides to quit his job and heads to New York City [ðɪs gaɪ dɪ'saɪdz tu kwɪt hɪz ʤɔb ænd hɛdz tu nju: jɔ:k 'sɪtɪ] |
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Is the train for New York coming soon? [ɪz ðə treɪn fɔ:(r) nju: jɔ:k 'kʌmɪŋ su:n] |
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San Francisco is very different from New York. [sæn fræn'sɪskə ɪz 'vɛrɪ 'dɪfərənt frɔm nju: jɔ:k] |
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Is this the bus to New York? [ɪz ðɪs ðə bʌs tu nju: jɔ:k] |
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I'm trying to new food. [aɪm 'traɪɪŋ nju: fu:d] |
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Mister Scott cannot get a telephone for his new garage. ['mɪstə(r) skɔt 'kænɔt gɛt ə 'tɛləfəun fɔ:(r) hɪz nju: gærɑ:ʒ] |
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I'm thinking of checking out the new movie. [aɪm 'θɪŋkɪŋ ɔv 'ʧɛkɪŋ aut ðə nju: 'mu:vɪ] |
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I am thinking of moving to a new city. [aɪ æm 'θɪŋkɪŋ ɔv 'mu:vɪŋ tu ə nju: 'sɪtɪ] |
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I'll help you move to your new house. [aɪl hɛlp ju: mu:v tu jɔ:(r) nju: haus] |
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They're setting up the machine for a new run. [ðɛə(r) 'sɛtɪŋ ʌp ðə mə'ʃi:n fɔ:(r) ə nju: rʌn] |
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What's new? [What’s nju:] |
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I have to hire a new employee [aɪ hæv tu 'haɪə(r) ə nju: em'plɔɪɪ] |
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season's greetings and best wishes for Christmas and the New Year ['si:zənz 'gri:tɪŋz ænd bɛst 'wɪʃɪz fɔ:(r) 'krɪsməs ænd ðə nju: jɪə(r)] |
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Not as far as I can see. Same old, same old [nɔt æz fɑ: æz aɪ kæn si: seɪm əuld seɪm əuld] |
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I'm still getting the hang of this new plan the company put in place [aɪm stɪl 'gɛtɪŋ ðə hæŋ ɔv ðɪs nju: plæn ðə 'kʌmpənɪ put ɪn pleɪs] |
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try [traɪ] |
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adopt [ə'dɔpt] |
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Well, that's a first [wɛl ðæts ə fə:st] |
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Starting a new business is always a risky venture ['stɑ:tɪŋ ə nju: 'bɪznəs ɪz 'ɔ:lweɪz ə 'rɪskɪ 'vɛnʧə(r)] |
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I'm flying to New York. [aɪm 'flaɪɪŋ tu nju: jɔ:k] |
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nothing new ['nʌθɪŋ nju:] |
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bring something to the party (or to the table) [brɪŋ 'sʌmθɪŋ tu ðə 'pɑ:tɪ ɔ:(r) tu ðə 'teɪbl] |
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I want to learn something new. [aɪ wɔnt tu lə:n 'sʌmθɪŋ nju:] |