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Shawshank p.2, en-en
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| bright | intelligent or able to learn things quickly |
| nub | a small lump or end |
| abroad | in or to a foreign country or countries |
| woe | great distress or troubled feeling |
| obtuse | not able to understand what is simple |
| deliberate | done with awareness or intention |
| indulge | to allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something that may not be healthy or appropriate |
| pry | to move, raise, or open by force |
| blind | unable to see |
| vanish | to suddenly and completely disappear or stop being visible |
| testimony | a statement that someone gives in court that is promised to be true |
| conclusion | the end or finish of an event |
| conspiracy | a secret plan by a group to do something bad |
| drab | not bright or interesting |
| rejoin | to join together again |
| regret | to feel sad or disappointed over something that was done or missed in the past |
| scam | a dishonest plan especially for making money quickly in a dishonest way by lying to people |
| tornado | a violent and destructive storm with powerful winds that move around a central point |
| underestimate | to think that something is smaller or less important than it actually is |
| miracle | a surprising and welcome event that can not be explained by natural or scientific laws and is considered to be the work of God |
| severance pay | an amount paid to an employee when they leave their job |
| deprive | to take something away |
| harsh | unpleasantly rough |
| escape | to get away from a place where you are being kept |