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101. shallow (mělký)
:: Jasmins breathing was shallow and her face flushed
102. shame (ostuda)
:: Its just a shame to see the same ground being walked theres got to be other topics that wellproduced anime can address but Im still waiting
103. shape (tvar)
:: Renny was still in sore shape from the gunshot wounds and broken ribs but he was now out of danger
105. share (podíl)
:: Everybody has to contribute his share to the execution of the overall plan adopted by the Government
106. sharp (ostrý)
:: Quick intervention begins with keen sensitivity and sharp observation
108. shave (holit)
:: The consequence that interests us the most here is that youll be able to achieve a much closer shave
109. she (ona)
:: only include your child if you know she wont distract you
110. sheep (ovce)
:: And we are the people of His pasture and the sheep of His hand
111. sheet (list)
:: Use permanent markers to avoid smudging and place a sheet of ruled paper underneath so that the writing is evenly spaced
112. shelf (police)
:: In 1965 a sudden change occurred drift ice and polar water covered the north Icelandic shelf during spring
113. shell (skořápka)
:: the sound of the shell passing over followed by the explosion
114. shelter (přístřeší)
:: The wall is paved by bricks and filled with earth and during war time it served to shelter people in the town from disaster
115. shift (posun)
:: hes on the morning shift
116. shine (lesk)
:: The shoe shine is becoming a lost art sadly
117. shiny (lesklý)
:: Remember that surface flatness is always much more important than shininess
118. ship (loď)
:: From its piers Iraq began to ship the goods from those factories to buyers in other countries throughout the region
119. shirt (košile)
:: He wore his white chambray shirt and purple vest black chinos and leather boots
120. shock (šokovat)
:: A headteacher has spoken of his shock at the sudden death of one of his popular young pupils
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