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Question		Answer
galvanise start learning		shock somebody into action
nag start learning		to be bother/pressure/cristise/complain in an annoying manner usually to get someone to do smt
comply start learning		to obey an order, rule or request
rite of passage start learning		a ceremony
status symbol start learning		tyong people want to have because they think if they will have it other people will admire them
a sea chamge start learning		complete change
spur start learning		to encourage an activity or development or make it happen faster
conquestion start learning		a situation of very severe traffic congestion
abrupt start learning		sudden
annual start learning		happens yearly
elapse start learning		to passed, go by
instantanous start learning		smt that happens immidiatly
interim start learning		between 2 events
lapse start learning		a period of time passing between 2 events
obsolete start learning		no longer in usd
simultaneus start learning		in the same time
spell start learning		short period
stint start learning		limited period of time
asses start learning		carefully consider
baffle start learning		you cannot stand the behaviour
hunch start learning		intuition
dubious start learning		not to be sure about
amiable start learning		very friendly
extensive start learning		having agreat range
inclusive start learning		including many different types of people who are treated fairly and equally
rapid start learning		very quick
implement start learning		to start using a plan or system
to see the big picture start learning		to concentrate on the most important facts about a situation and the effects of that situation on other things
conscientious start learning		putting a lot of effort into your work
resourceful start learning		good at finding ways of dealing with problems
diligent start learning		someone who works hard in a careful and thorough way
ableism start learning		the discrimination of and social prejudice against people with disabilities based on the belief that typical abilities are superior
Ahead of the curve start learning		does a good job predicting trends, keeping up with current methods, and leading its peers
Hit the nail on the head start learning		do something with precision or say exactly the right thing
On the back burner start learning		pausing work on one project or task so you can focus on another, more urgent one
Wind out of my sails start learning		get bad or disappointing news. It’s similar to “burst one’s bubble.”
Off the cuff start learning		do it without preparation, or to improvise
Take the bull by the horns start learning		facing a difficult or risky situation bravely and decisively
(All) in good time start learning		Used for telling someone to wait for something and not try to hurry it
For the time being start learning		for now
Before your time start learning		Used for saying that something happened or existed before you were born or before you lived or worked somewhere.
At the drop of a hat start learning		Immediately or in a way that shows that you have no doubts about doing something
All hands on deck start learning		requiring all people to work

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