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Her latest stunt was walking on a tightrope.

Inappropriate teaching may stunt the learning potential of children.

That's just a cheap publicity stunt.

In this movie there was a lot of stunts.

Not many actors do their own stunts.

The actor who performed all the stunts in the film must be a very brave man.

publicity stunt

Their row was just a publicity stunt.

I always wanted to be a stuntman for a James Bond movie and jump out of airplanes and stuff like that.

It is a very clever stunt to give away free chocolates to kids in a to store.

One of his best stunts was jumping over 10 cars on his motorcycle. Stuntman-w fimie

It struck Mr Dursley that this was probably some silly stunt

... traditional development practices will stunt your growth as a...

The international space station is an amazing feat of engineering.

a feat of endurance/skill/daring

Finishing University is a big feat, you should be proud of yourself.

The player performed a wonderful feat.

When people accuse you of building castles in the air, they are not usually congratulating you on an incredible engineering feat, but more likely trying to bring you back down to earth with a thud.

Furthermore, consumer organisations would accomplish a great feat if they were to create an awareness that cheap is not always the same as good.

„She is an astonishing athlete, a huge personality, and she has achieved one of the most amazing feats in our sport.“

Yes, and the most incredible feat wins her.

athletic feat

Travelling around the world in a small yacht is an amazing feat.

Being a world champion is no easy feat.

They climbed the mountain in 28 days, a remarkable feat.

Now how did Bill Gates achieve such a feat?

that was one of the most ambitious production feats ever seen on a TV screen.

And, how did he accomplish a feat like this...?

We need to make sure that we exploit our resources as fully as possible.

We must ensure we do not exploit our interns – they should feel that their time with us has been interesting and enjoyable, not stressful and unpleasant.

Employers sometimes exploit their workers.

This project is "slave labour" that exploits people on benefits.

All I could do was exploiting my nervousness to write a song

Greece has no colonies to exploit, but it does have staying power.

I will not let you exploit my son.

He exploited this computer, that's why it broke down.

My car broke down when I exploited it too much.

She was telling me about her exploits while travelling around Africa.

Exporters can ​currently exploit the ​favourable ​exchange ​rates.

to exploit someone means to treat them very unfairly so that you get a lot of benefit and they do not

The challange is exploit event data in meaningful way

It is easy to exploit workers who are desperate for a job.

Robinson considers nature a mere object of scientific study to exploit for his own uses and pleasure.