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Question		Answer
off the charts = start learning		more than expected
the majority of sth= start learning		the meat of sth
in my formal opinion= start learning		I found that
benefits outweigh the costs= start learning		worth it
all in all= start learning		on the whole
be totally impressed by...= start learning		be struck by...
overall perspective (without details)= start learning		the big picture
you rock! *idm= start learning		you are great!
to get rid of sth= start learning		to dispose of sth
to become weaker= start learning		to falter
advantage, benefit, good point start learning		merit
apparent= start learning		obvious; evident
break a leg*!= start learning		good luck!
weird= start learning		eerie
in good condition= start learning		in good shape
say nothing= start learning		OK/not to worry/fine # to end the discussion or talk, SN
in other words= start learning		that is to say
there were APROXIMATELY/ABOUT 500 people= start learning		......., SAY,...... ..., powiedzmy,...
right now (immediately)= start learning		right away
rude, especially when you should be showing respect= start learning		insolent
to discover= start learning		to figure out
personality {collocations}= start learning		strong / outgonig / warm / magnetic / forcefull / dominant
is in progress= start learning		is underway; is ongoing underway - nigdy przed rzeczownikiem; ongoing - przed lub po rzeczowniku
way of thinking= start learning		perspective
props {coll}= start learning		proper respect
get = start learning		obtain/receive/be given sth; become/start to be in particular state; move from or to a position or place (on, in, onto, into, off, out); put sth in a place; understand; use a vehicle to travel; prepare a meal
What's going on? start learning		Wagwan?
meeting start learning		meet
intense vs intensive start learning		intensive = involving a lot of work or activity done in a short time intense = very strong, extreme If you are putting forth an intense effort, your work is “intense”: “My intense study of Plato.” When the intensity stems not so much from your effort as it does from outside forces, the usual word is “intensive”: “the village endured intensive bombing.”
slim (chance, majority) start learning		small (chance, majority)
kind of start learning		kinda
to be before in time, order or position start learning		precede

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