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Question		Answer
a charitable or helpful person (with reference to Luke 10:33) start learning		good Samaritan
when something went terribly wrong (vulgar) start learning		and it all / everything went to hell
everything went terribly wrong (more polite) start learning		and it all went sideways
to move to the first place start learning		to take a lead
used to an advantage over someone (sport) start learning		to be (unit of measurement) ahead of
in a good state of health or in a good condition start learning		to be in good shape
an awkward state of affairs start learning		a fine / pretty kettle of fish
a really stupid person start learning		moron / you moron!
to make something colder start learning		to cool
to wash or clean something quickly and carelessly start learning		to give (something) a lick and a promise
to pay for our bad actions start learning		expiate for something
used when somebody forgets about something start learning		it slipped (my) mind/memory
popular polish dish start learning		meat-stuffed cabbage
according to what is generally assumed or believed (often used to indicate that the speaker doubts the truth of the statement) start learning		supposedly
to to stand silently with the body stiff and straight, the feet together, and both arms at the sides start learning		to stand to attention
(of a loud noise) be repeated several times as an echo. start learning		to reverberate
be replaced or superseded by start learning		to give way to
noisily release air from the stomach through the mouth; belch (inf) start learning		to burp / to belch (f)
is lucky that start learning		it is/was a good job...
I have no money start learning		I'm brassic
to phone someone start learning		to give (someone) a bell
I'm tired start learning		I'm knackered
to fall asleep, for a short period of time start learning		to doze off / to nod off
a big disappointment start learning		a bummer
very rarely start learning		once in a blue moon
sth makes me bored, angry, annoyed start learning		(sth / sm) drives me round the bend
sth annoys me start learning		(sth / sm) does / doing my head in
to feel sick / not well start learning		to feel under the weather
to feel sick start learning		to feel rough
to feel extremely happy start learning		to be over the moon
in the end / before giving the final conclusion start learning		at the end of the day
behave! / get some self control! start learning		get a grip!

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