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Wearesorrythatyourluggage has been mislaid by the airline but,........, we will find it. start learning
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Some people will go to any ........ to get on television. start learning
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I have absolutely ....... whatsoever of handing in my resignation. start learning
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He simply won't do as he is told. He seems ....... completely destroying his career start learning
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to be absolutely determined to do sth (often sth dangerous or potentially harmful)
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If he thinks he can get away with writing such things in the press, then he's got another....... I'm going to take him to court. start learning
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spoken phrase) if sb thinks they can do sth bad and that nothing will happen, then they are wrong
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I'm not ... to put up with this any longer. I'm going to complain to the manager. start learning
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One way or ..., he'll make sure he gets that leading role. start learning
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There's no ... I am going to apologise. start learning
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She'll stop ... to get that promotion and she'll crush anyone who gets in her way. start learning
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sb will do anything -nO matter how illegal OTcruel it is -to get sth
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The idea of living abroad has always ... to me. start learning
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He's ... with her, head over heels in love. start learning
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to be absolutely in love with sb
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I ... doing the washing-up, although I don't mind cooking. start learning
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noun He is ... to his wife. start learning
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She has always been a ... mother start learning
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I used to love steak but I've gone ... it. start learning
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to stop liking sth/sb that you used to like in the past
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Theylook so happy together when you see them on television, but apparently they hate ...... of each other. start learning
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I like all my classes, but I've got a ... for my proficiency group. start learning
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to have a special liking for sb
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I've got no ... for Jim. He's so arrogant. start learning
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to dislike and have no respect for sb because of the ir attitude or the way they behave
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I'm not ... keen on horror 1 movies, to tell you the truth. Let's go and see a comedy instead. start learning
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to dislike, but not intensely
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I ... to having to pay so much money for an ink cartridge start learning
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I like anything that's sweet, but I'm particularly ... to chocolate. start learning
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to like; especially used for food and drink
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Ray and Ted took an ... to one another and avoid each other as much as they can. start learning
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to dislike sb the moment you meet them
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Mrs Harris has taken a real ... to him, hasn't she? start learning
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(informal) to begin to like sb, having only known them for a short time
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I really got on with Jill, but I didn't ... to her husband at all. start learning
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She didn 't think ... his attempts at oil painting, but said nothing for fear of hurting his feelings. start learning
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His children think the ... of him. start learning
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to like, respect and admire sb
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