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makes something seem less important Coronavirus eclipsed Brexit in the UK's media. When she scored her 100th goal, she eclipsed all other players' achievements for the club.
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an opportunity to achieve something significant This seems like climate protestors' moment. Most people now accept something needs to be done. It's Jones's moment. If he doesn't take it now, he may never become champion.
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experiencing a lot of difficulties The embattled prime minister was finally forced to resign after yet another scandal. The embattled department store eventually had to shut down after years of low profits.
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falling quickly and suddenly Our sales are plummeting - we need a new business strategy. Tourist numbers have plummeted due to coronavirus.
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describes someone who admires famous people greatly Rob was totally star-struck when he met Paul McCartney. Star-struck football fans waited outside the stadium to try to get their favourite players' autographs.
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informal British expression said when there will be trouble for some, or when someone will be punished if they do a particular thing
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the organs, cells and processes which protect the human body from infection and illness
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grabbing and attacking with sharp fingernails
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people from the same country
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person who tries to make things happen the way they want them to
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an informal way to say something that looks messy or has been very badly done
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something that has a strong influence on how a situation develops
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general direction or development in how people behave which is real but not immediately obvious
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wide range of experiences
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From the blues to blue health - the power of waves is helping people to ride out the storm.
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deal with a difficult situation From the blues to blue health - the power of waves are [is] helping people to ride out the storm.
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easily wins everything that can be won The team won the final match 3-0 to sweep to victory. Critics were amazed when the drama series completely swept the awards ceremony.
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win many times, or win a large prize The football team are hoping to win big in tonight's championship match. He won big during his visit to the casino last night!
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an important evening which is usually expected The actors had a big night. They took home seven awards. They've been planning the wedding reception for ages. It will be a big night.
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