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English : drawn in (face), severe (facial expression), tense, tough
Français : contracté (visage), sévère (expression du visage), têtu, tendu, dur
Español : contraído (rostro), severo (expresión facial), tenso, duro
Português : desenhado em (rosto), severo (expressão facial), tenso, resistente
English : to strive, to work hard at, to make ends meet, get by with difficulty;
Français : s'efforcer, travailler dur pour, joindre les deux bouts, s'en sortir avec difficulté ;
Español : esforzarse, trabajar duro, llegar a fin de mes, salir adelante con dificultad;
Português : esforçar-se, trabalhar duro, sobreviver, sobreviver com dificuldade;
English : say again, repeat, reiterate
Français : répéter, réitérer, redire
Español : decir otra vez, repetir, reiterar
Português : dizer novamente, repetir, reiterar
English : pull, to tug on, to pull at
Français : tirer, tirer sur
Español : tirar, dar un tirón
Português : puxar
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