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Question		Answer
beat around the bush start learning		avoid mentioning what is important, because it is uncomfortable Could you stop beating around the bush? Please get to the point!
once in a blue moon start learning		very rarely You see? It's good to show others some kindness once in a blue moon.
have someone back start learning		to meet somebody again My boss wants to have me back for a talk next month. I'm not sure what is this all about.
turn the corner start learning		used when something starts to improve after a difficult period They will run out of money if they don't turn the corner soon
better late than never start learning		better to arrive late than not to come at all; better to do something late than not to do it at all I'm glad you've managed to get here. Better late than never.
a steal start learning		bargain, a very good offer for something I can't believe the price is so low. What a steal!
cut somebody deep start learning		to hurt somebody emotionally Did you really have to say that? I can see it cut him deep.
see eye to eye start learning		to agree with each other I'm quite surprised we see eye to eye on this topic. I thought you represent a more conservative view
stand to reason start learning		to be clear or logical As you know the whole story now, I think it stands to reason why I behave this way
your guess is as good as mine start learning		I don't know 'When do you think we will be ready with the preparations?' 'Your guess is as good as mine.'

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