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intertwine [ˌıntəˈtwaın] VB trans, intr

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I . overtime [ˈəʊvətaım] N

II . overtime [ˈəʊvətaım] ADJ

III . overtime [ˈəʊvətaım] ADV

I . winter [ˈwıntə] N

II . winter [ˈwıntə] VB intr

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lifetime [ˈlaıftaım] N

one-time ADJ

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Pine boughs, appreciated especially in wintertime for their pleasant smell and greenery, are popularly cut for decorations.
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The space leaked and was bitterly cold in the wintertime.
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In wintertime yachts are kept ashore and the work to take boats up and launching them is also carried out by members.
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The population rises from about 30,000 inhabitants in wintertime to about 100,000.
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The trees and cliffs kept the sun off the road, making it icy in wintertime.
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The line also runs a number of antique carriages equipped with coal-burning stoves in wintertime as tourist attractions.
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Add to that, a wind chill factor caused by the prevailing wintertime north westerlies which have been measured from atop the firetower at hurricane force winds.
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During wintertime, he would work on creating a vehicle able to travel on snow.
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It may be sweltering during summertime, but extremely cold in wintertime.
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In the wintertime, a drink called caribou is also consumed.
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