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A dog ear is a folded down corner of a book page.
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something that is expensive and costs a lot of money to keep in good condition. start learning
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Deceitful behaviour. Behaviour that is not acceptable, dishonest. start learning
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Stop the monkey business and get on with your work.
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You get what you deserve (related to for example job). start learning
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If you pay peanuts, you get monkey
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to start a series of misfortunes. start learning
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to be like a bear with a sore head.
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be as cunning as a fox/ be sly as a fox.
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a dangerous or threatening place or situation start learning
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to be excellent or of an extremely high standard start learning
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It's none of your business. start learning
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It's none of your BEESWAX.
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When you are obsessed with something and you can't stop thinking about it. start learning
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to have a bee in sb's bonnet. I have a bee in my bonnet about learning English.
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go straight toward something start learning
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when a person takes information and images typically from other people and uses them to create a new identity for themselves. start learning
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He was being catfished by a cruel prankster.
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to feel unable to stay still start learning
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someone who watches a situation without being noticed start learning
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to be better than everyone else start learning
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when someone is unusually quiet, and you want to know what happen? start learning
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to think that sth would bring some damages/to begin to suspect trickery or deception. start learning
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I slept like a log afterwards.
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