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wie wild
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fran·ti·cal·ly [ˈfræntɪkəli, Am -t̬-] ADV
1. frantically (wildly):
frantically
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2. frantically (desperately):
frantically
to be frantically busy
to work frantically
to gesticulate frantically [or wildly]
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frantically
frantically
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Her voice moans, purrs, splutters; she gesticulates with her eyes, almost shouts with her hair.
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He was the best forward, no doubt, but wildly gesticulating at team-mates and playing to the stand wasn't doing him any favours.
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The patient is sitting on an armchair and gesticulating while the dentist draws one of his teeth.
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At many intersections, traffic is being controlled the old-fashioned way, by cops waving their hands and gesticulating.
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A gentleman in the house in front saw me and gesticulated that perhaps it wasn't in my best interests to remain in the area.
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Gregor, a pilot for the same airline, hears of the disaster and frantically tries to save his wife Anne and their daughter Julia, both fighting for their lives on board the plane.
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Gregor, Pilot der gleichen Airline, erfährt von der Katastrophe und versucht verzweifelt seine Frau Anne und Tochter Julia zu retten, die im Flieger um ihr Leben kämpfen.
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