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Question		Answer
be out of favour with som start learning		be in som's bad book
a period of difficulty or unhappiness, problems start learning		a bad patch
stop doing sth because it seems very unlikely to succeed start learning		give sth up as a bad job
dishonest, bad personal qualities start learning		a bad lot
do the best one can in a difficult or unfortunate position start learning		to make the best of a bad job
the most important person in a group start learning		the big cheese
sth/som very popular with others start learning		a big hit
on a large scale start learning		in a big way
boastful, empty talk start learning		big talk/words
be very successful start learning		make it big
generous or kind of som. (often ironically) start learning		big of someone
do more or do sth better than it has been done before start learning		go one better
be useful in the future start learning		stand som's in good stead
to decide that something is not a good idea start learning		think better of sth
got even worse than it was before start learning		go from bad to worse
in a poor condition start learning		in a bad way
not as good as the think som's really want start learning		second best
have the advantages of two different things at the same time start learning		get the best of both worlds
make an effort to behave as well as possible start learning		be on your best behavior
a quite long way start learning		a good way
be an additional advantage start learning		be (all) to the good
be in favour with someone start learning		be in someone's good books
do someone a favour in order to help him start learning		do someone a good turn
act towards someone in the same way he acted towards you, retaliate start learning		give as good as one get
criticize someone vigorously start learning		give someone a good talkin-to
early, with plenty of time to spare start learning		in good time

Idiomy - good, bad, big

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