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be getting at - I found it difficult to work out what he was getting at in his speech
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to start to have an effect or to happen, suddenly start learning
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kick in - It takes half an hour for the medication to kick in.
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to make someone experience something unpleasant or difficult start learning
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put sb through sth - I'm sorry to put you through this ordeal.
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to connect a person using a phone to the person they want to speak to start learning
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put sb through - Could you put me through to customer services, please?
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zawracać sobie głowę, kłopocić się start learning
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put oneself out - Ethan is always willing to put himself out for other people.
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put out - She was put out when she heard about the accident.
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to start or develop as the result of something start learning
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stem from These practices stem from traditional Chinese medicine.-
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to criticize something or someone strongly, usually for moral reasons start learning
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condemn -The film was condemned for its sexism.
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broad - He has broad shoulders.
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to subtract - If you subtract 8 from 6 you will get a negative number.
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obszernie, wszechstronnie start learning
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comprehensively - It is a very comprehensive study of drug addiction
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in accordance with - They live in accordance with local customs.
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intended for, aimed of, harm in, pace with start learning
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intended for, aimed of, harm in, pace with
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an act of breaking a law, promise, agreement, or relationship start learning
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breach - We cannot come up with interpretations that are in breach of the Rules and the law.
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