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something to clean and polish table tops start learning
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something to wash your face with start learning
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something to wipe your mouth with after eating start learning
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something to put round baby’s bottom start learning
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things to keep you warm in bed start learning
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blankets (bedspread/duvet)
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something to blow your nose with start learning
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a handkierchief (tissue, hankie)
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something to wash up with start learning
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something to cover the table before laying it start learning
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something to put hot dinner plates on start learning
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something to clean the floor with start learning
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things to stop people peeping through the windows at you start learning
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check how fast you’re deiving in your sports car start learning
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how much more air you need to pump into your tires start learning
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which way you’re travelling in the desert start learning
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how much electricity or gas start learning
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how much you’ve spent at the supermarket start learning
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when your line or surface is exactly level start learning
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about the atmosphere pressure start learning
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how much alcohol is in your blood start learning
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a way of life that is full of activity and excitement start learning
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become more energetic and active than before start learning
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a very unhappy and difficult life start learning
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have a life that is protected from unpleasentness start learning
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lead a sheltered/busy/quiet/normal life
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(not) be a matter of life and death
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do something very dangerous start learning
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take your life in your hands
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bring new ideas and energy to something start learning
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get on very well with someone start learning
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get on like a house on fire
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something/someone everyone knows start learning
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information that is true but not pleasant start learning
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nothing to write home about
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become fully understood/felt start learning
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make yourslef feel comfortable in someone else’s home start learning
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empty building where people start living without the owner's permission start learning
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a very small, dirty house or flat in a bad (or run down) condition start learning
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with or without furniture start learning
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a luxury flat at the top of a building start learning
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rented accommodation provided by the state for people who have low incomes start learning
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a large group of such housing start learning
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flats in a tall, modern building with a lot of floors start learning
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high-rise (flats) or tower blocks
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a set of rooms for an elderly person, connected to a relative's house start learning
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full of activity and noise start learning
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dark and depressing (for rooms) start learning
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cold because cold currents of air continually enter it (under the door, through cracks in the window, etc) start learning
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horrible, boring and depressing (for towns/cities) start learning
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very pretty (for buildings/town/villages) start learning
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very comfortable and expensively decorated (for rooms/hotels/restaurants) start learning
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far away from other people, towns start learning
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dirty and untidy and generally connected with illegal/immoral activities start learning
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a very quiet place where very little happens start learning
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lacking fresh air and unpleasant as a result start learning
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designed to attract tourists (with big hotels, nightclubs, shopping centres, etc) and lacking any local colour as a result start learning
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has not lost its local character because of tourist developments start learning
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