Auslan SignbankDictionary#600 colour1a
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As a Noun:
1. The appearance of something as the result of reflecting light. Examples include red, blue, and green. English = colour, color.
As a Noun:
1. Behaviour that deliberately causes pain or distress to people or animals. English = cruelty, abuse, harshness.
2. The kind of attitude or action in which people all want the same thing and do not care if they harm each other in getting it. English = ruthlessness.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To behave in a way that deliberately causes pain or distress to people or animals. English = (be) cruel.
2. To be the kind of attitude or action in which people all want the same thing and do not care if they harm each other in getting it. English = (be) cutthroat, (be) ruthless.
3. To be cruel and violent. English = (be) vicious.
4. To cut or slit the throat.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To be very pretty or attractive. English = (be) cute.
Auslan SignbankDictionary#3791 eye-popping
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As a Verb or Adjective:
1. Of someone or something, to be very interesting or attractive so that you cannot stop looking at them.
As a Noun:
1. The ability that you have to form ideas of new or exciting things; the part of your mind which you use to form pictures or ideas of things that do not necessarily exist in real life. English = imagination.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To form a picture of idea of something in your mind. English = imagine.
Auslan SignbankDictionary#2224 miss1a
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As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To not notice something. English = miss, overlook.
2. To fail to hit something when you have aimed something at it; to fail to catch something such as a bus, plane, or train; to fail to be involved in something. English = miss; miss; miss out.
3. To feel sad because someone is no longer with you; or to feel sad because you no longer have or experience something. English = miss.
4. To be difficult or impossible to find because someone or something is not in the place that it is expected to be. English = (be) missing.
As a Noun:
1. A object which is used for smoking tobacco. You put tobacco into the cup-shaped end, light it, and breathe in smoke through a narrow tube. English = pipe.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To smoke a pipe.
Auslan SignbankDictionary#453 red1b
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As a Noun:
1. The colour of blood or of a ripe tomato. English = red.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To be or have the colour of blood or of a ripe tomato. English = (be) red.
2. To become the colour of blood or of a ripe tomato. English = redden.
As a Noun:
1. The colour of blood or a ripe tomato. English = red.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To be or have the colour of blood or of a ripe tomato. English = (be) red.
2. To become the colour of blood or a ripe tomato. English = redden.
Auslan SignbankDictionary#15 remember1a
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As a Noun:
1. The bringing back into your mind the thought or impression of something that happened in the past. English = remembrance, recollection.
2. Your ability to remember things. English = memory, recall.
3. Something that you remember about the past. English = memory.
4. The learning of something exactly so that you can remember it exactly. English = memorisation.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To bring the thought and mental impression of something that happened in the past back into your mind now, at a later date. English = remember, recall, recollect.
2. To learn something thoroughly so that you can remember it exactly. English = memorise.