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Describing films and programmes

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painus, sudėtingas
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įtikinantis, įtikinamas
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20 questions

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painus, sudėtingas

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20 sec

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įtikinantis, įtikinamas

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gėdingas, nepatogus

3

20 sec

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jaudinantis, įdomus

4

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jaudinantis, intriguojantis, labai įdomus

5

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vaizdingas

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jaudinantis, judantis

7

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nuspėjamas

8

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rimtas

9

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įspūdingas, efektingas

10

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netikroviškas, nerealus

11

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nenatūralus

12

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smurtinis

13

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vaidyba

14

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veikėjai

15

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siužetas

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scenos

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scenarijus

18

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specialieji efektai

19

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garso takelis

20

20 sec

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