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1. Baleful (onheilspellend) :
The gaze of pale blue eyes fell upon his face fully a cold glare baleful bitter rough but at the same time lonely and easy to hurt
3. Balm (balsem) :
Anyone who has ever had a friend comment on their music collection in a less than favourable fashion will find this article balm for their troubled soul
4. Banal (banaal) :
She loathes Hollywood finds it distasteful and banal hates the idea of her art being tainted by commerce
5. Banality (banaliteit) :
The 44page glossy booklet contains the usual banalities designed to mean all things to all men
6. Bane (verderf) :
I have to say that as a mother fancy dress is the bane of my life This week my daughters require no fewer than four outfits one each for a school event and two more for a party
8. Barrage (versperring) :
Yet despite this the state still had to face down a barrage of criticism both at home and abroad for its handling of what the United Nations has called the worlds biggest disaster
10. Befuddle (bedwelmen) :
A very befuddled teenager soon found himself pushed and locked out of the room
11. Begrudge (misgunnen) :
Not that I begrudge a penny of the money that this Country has spent on helping these people not a bit of it
12. Beguile (bedriegen) :
The answer is that he was beguiled into thinking about language and the world in terms of a particular model
13. Belabor (afrossen) :
Tyndale seized every opportunity to belabor the Roman Church
14. Beleaguer (belegeren) :
The fateful day dawned and still the city was beleaguered on every side while within its walls the Aztecs were dying of famine and plague
15. Belie (logenstraffen) :
Other stunts were also impressive and belied the low budget of the film overall
16. Belittle (kleineren) :
I expected something like a slap or maybe some sort of words of belittlement
17. Bellicose (krijgszuchtig) :
At the end of the 19th century people were full of hope and expectations of a more peaceful more contented less bellicose world
18. Belligerent (strijdlustig) :
His team has played a particularly belligerent and aggressive brand of cricket and I think theyre the benchmark against which other international cricket teams have judged themselves
19. Bemoan (bejammeren) :
It also bemoans the citys refusal to release the dossiers to the people discussed within them
20. Benevolent (welwillend) :
These organisations project a reputation of being caring considerate and benevolent
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