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to be equal in amount or value, or to make things equal in amount or value: start learning
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I spend a lot one month and not so much the next and in the end it balances out.
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start learning
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lose temper, run out of patience he keeps running out of patience when his students don't listen to him
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start learning
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the coffee machine is up and running again
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very attractive and tempting start learning
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does that sound like an appealing idea to you
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start learning
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mess something up/ I dropped the ball I know I really dropped the ball on that one
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start learning
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I've made a blunder at work and don't know how to resolve it
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start learning
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Cos mnie bierze/ rozklada mnie start learning
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I'm coming down with something if you feel as if you're coming down with something don't wait until it gets worse
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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It's Friday which means we can all slack off a bit
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start learning
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I'm juggling a lot right now / have got something on your plate She's got a lot on her plate - especially with two new projects starting this week.
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start learning
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a family feud a ten-year-old feud between the two countries
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start learning
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Criticizing his wife’s family was a low blow.
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start learning
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... but feel free to add some spices as you see fit
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start learning
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"I've left my wallet at home." "What a bummer!"
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start learning
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I'm not a fan of sth/ I'm not too big on I'm not too big on sweet breakfast
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start learning
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start learning
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I need to break in my new shoes
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start learning
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Tom finally relented and agreed to...
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