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'lee' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

Forum discussions with the word(s) "lee" in the title:

“I’m Sorry<,>” by Brenda Lee - English Only forum
accidents occur on <the> north-facing lee slopes. - English Only forum
adjective clause [Lee worked as an engineer, riding in a car...] - English Only forum
are sure in the latter end to come by the lee. - English Only forum
as the water ran into it with the lee-roll. - English Only forum
at the end < her/ she > and lee are together. - English Only forum
Back of Robert E. Lee was the notion that... - English Only forum
Berners-Lee’s founding principal - English Only forum
bring her by the lee. - English Only forum
Bruce lee could fight 50 men blindfolded. - English Only forum
Bruce Lee is/was famous. - English Only forum
Captain Lee (b. 1945) - English Only forum
Come on, Lee. Seriously. As if - English Only forum
do we call ourself like "I'm Mr. lee..."? - English Only forum
Do you like a singer Jane Lee? - English Only forum
Does this name have any connotations? Lee Thario - English Only forum
Dr. Lee or Dr Lee - English Only forum
ere the chase was done [Simon Lee by Wordsworth] - English Only forum
Forensic expert Lee to set up center - English Only forum
he was unhappy by what Lee - English Only forum
I'm Lee. - English Only forum
If Lee <won / had won> .... - English Only forum
Lee showed a passive approach, but < that > was not.... - English Only forum
Lee’s team for the nation’s win! - English Only forum
let go the lee-braces of the maintop sail, - English Only forum
Lord Lee/Master Lee - English Only forum
Mr (Philip) Lee - English Only forum
Mr. Lee insisted that his son "tuck" his shirt into his pants. - English Only forum
Mr. Lee<,> whom I met yesterday<,> - English Only forum
my professor, [who/which] is Mr. Lee - English Only forum
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