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to spend a lot of time trying to make a decision, [at the same time experiencing anguish and distress – Dan’s note]
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dont have a taste, character, interest, enegry
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specialized vocab for a particular group of people, laywers etc
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changing between two or more languages, accents when speaking
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solution shared by a group working together to benefit everyone
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the act of forming an idea/ principle in your mind
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cost someone an arm and a leg start learning
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work set at regular periods
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began and learn some new skills
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lacking something necessary
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teaching how language is really used
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a subject someone chooses to study, to what tehy have to
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fail to reach what was expected
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experience great diffculties/ do not know what to say next
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idea/product becoming popular
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lowest level in society, rynna
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bad/badlty e.g. ill-suited
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to interfere with or slow the progress of
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having a good reason for something
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language containing slang or just a foreign language
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to spend more than you recieve as income
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large amount of money spend on one occasion
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having enough money to pay
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a name that does not suit what it refers to
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language developed from a mixture of other langs
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making you want to do/believe something
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a way of playing with words
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to constitute something, offer sth to consider
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an area of intrest where info and products are available to everyone
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attarctive because unusual/old-fashioned
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to return something into good condition
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to cheat someone by taking them pay too much for something
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resembling a narrow exclusive cricle of ppl
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fundamental part or feature
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not strict, careful or severe
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not flexible, not able to change orr adapt
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