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My workmate is such a big mouth. She told everything I said to our manager.
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I know all my friends’ telephone numbers by heart.
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The jeans I’m wearing cost an arm and a leg.
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What’s going on? You look down in the mouth.
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przestraszyć się, stchórzyć start learning
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A few weeks before the wedding, he started to get cold feet.
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give somebody the cold shoulder I don’t quite understand why she’s giving me the cold shoulder.
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I know your sister has a sweet tooth, so I’ve bought her a box of chocolates.
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The troops had the upper hand in the fight.
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Tamara and Paul are head over heels in love. They’re planning to get married this year.
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He had a long face because he had lost his credit card at the party.
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Driving in this terrible traffic is a pain in the neck.
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Natalie hasn’t been promoted. She’s just pulling your leg.
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Let me put my feet up and watch a movie tonight.
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I’m such a scatterbrain – I have forgotten my bag.
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Shake a leg, buddy! We have to be there in ten minutes.
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