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English	English
damage something	muck up
(Medicine) genetic disorder in which the body absorbs too much iron and stores it in the bodily organs (can cause organ damage, diabetes, and skin discoloration), excess storage of iron in body	hemochromatosis
a keeping of something unchanged, protection from harm, act of safeguarding, conservation, act of saving from damage or harm, upholding of something	preservation
a money paid by an insurance company, contract by which property or persons are guaranteed against damage or loss; something which protects or guarantees safety, financial protection against loss or harm, insurance business, means of protection, premiu...	insurance
ability to damage the liver, damage to the liver, quality of being poisonous to liver cells	hepatotoxicity
able to withstand bad weather, can withstand exposure to the weather without damage, make (something) capable of standing against weather damage, make weatherproof	weatherproof
able to withstand impact, protected against damage by shock; unlikely to produce an electrical shock	shockproof
act of breaking something, break (i.e. in a bone); act of breaking; state of being broken; split, crack, break of bone, break or crack, cause a break (i.e. in a bone); break, crack; be broken, be split, be cracked, cause or undergo damage, rock break, ...	fracture
act of stripping, airstrip, comic strip, damage screw thread or gear teeth, deprive of status or possessions, divide into strips, do striptease, get remaining milk from udder, get undressed, long flat piece, long narrow piece, band; series of drawings,...	strip
act or habit of destruction, completely wreck or damage something, damaging effects, ruin, devastation, rob, plunder, pillage; destroy, demolish, wreck and plunder a place	ravage
act or sound of bell tolling, announce something with a bell, booth, charge a toll on a road, charge for a telephone call, damage sustained, fee for services, fee for using a road, ring, ring slowly and repeatedly, tax, levy; grievous price; act or sou...	toll
action of attacking, assault, assail, assault; spasm, seizure; onslaught, attacking members of team, bout of illness, criticize somebody or something, energetic way of playing, harm, infect somebody or damage something, make a vigorous start on somethi...	attack
action to hinder, damage something, deliberate destruction, hinder something, malicious damage or disruption (usually caused by a person within the organization), maliciously destroy, intentionally damage or disrupt	sabotage
advance, bent area in something, depression, hollow; small hollow caused by a blow, harm something abstract, indent, press in, make a hollow depression, make depression by hitting, nonphysical damage, reduction	dent
adverse effect, be harmed, cause harm, cause injury, cost, harm or injury, harm; (Slang) expense, cost (e.g., "What is the damage for the drinks we had at the bar?"), money paid as compensation	damage

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