transfect
Noun, Biochemistry
transfection
Noun, Biochemistry
to keep (a problem) to himself
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to be in deep meditation
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to draw on something
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to draw at something
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to feel in one's bones (that)
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to have an intuition
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to have a presentiment
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to be all over someone
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to chill one to the bone
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to soak one to the skin
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to affect one deeply
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to lie shamelessly (to someone)
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to enclose ... in quotation marks
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to mingle with people
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to attract enthusiastic listeners
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to come within the framework of a constitution
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to come within the ambit of a clause
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to put something into context
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to move something indoors
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to be inclusive of sth
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to quilt money into sth
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to come within the terms of a contract
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to fall within a definition
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to draw someone into something
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to meet someone's eyes
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to look someone in the eye
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to cut someone to the heart
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to send someone away with a flea in his ear
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to lie heavy on sb's conscience
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to confine sb's authority within certain limitations
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to poke something into something
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to let something into something
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to set into something
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to set into something
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to be set into something
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to be cased in something
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to be cased in something
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to bottle up one's feelings
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to admit into a house
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to enter upon one's duties
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to be restless and anxious
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to come within the scope of the law
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to retire into oneself
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to establish a grip on one's own party
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to dismiss any personal feeling
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to fall within article 8 in paragraph 5
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to be in financial straits
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to enclose in paranthesis
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to put in parathesis
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to put in parenthesis
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to put between brackets
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to mesmerize the market
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to be bursting with joy
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to paranthesize words
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to incorporate suggestions in a plan
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to go very little in society
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to make one's way into
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