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think of something
cut sb dead
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ignore somebody
different as chalk and cheese
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very different
down in the dumps
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not cheerful
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lost cause
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hopeless situation or case
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want sth very bad
be fit for
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be flat out
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cook one's goose
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end someone's plans
fair and square
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within the rules
fall head over heels
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to fall in love quickly
get off the wrong foot
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to argue or disagree in relationship
have a frog in one's throat
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be nervous, unable to talk
have a gift of a gab
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in a flash
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one's flesh and blood
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one's family member
put one's foot down
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put one's foot in it
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to join or interrupt a concersation
a bit of a dark horse
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person with hidden abilities
be for a high jump
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be in serious trouble
be in two mind about sth
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not to know what of 2 things to do
be sound asleep
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sleep heavily
to be a perfect image of sb
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look exactly like sb
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eat one's heart out
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feel jealous
to flog a dead horse
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to waste time
fly off the handle
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become very angry
get out of hand
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get out of control
get the hang of sth
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get the habit of sth
go to one's head
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to make conceited
grey matter
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intelligence
hand in glove with sb
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be in very close contact with sb
to have a job
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to find sth difficult
have many irons in fire
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have a lot of plans/opportunities
to have time on one's hand
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have a free time
ill at ease
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embarrassed, uncomfortable
keep up with the Joneses
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compete with others in status/material goods
lend sb a hand
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like the back of one's hand
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know sth extremely well
lose heart
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make head or tail of sth
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to understand
off the cuff
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all along
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from the beginning
all but
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almost
all in all
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when everything is considered
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all told
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for all
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to make amends for
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used to show emotions (annoyance, surprise)
take into account
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take into consideration
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for this/that reason
whet sb's appetite
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black and blue all over
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blessing in disguise
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something bad turns out well
bolt from the blue
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break even
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showing neither loss nor profit
browed off
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bored
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by and large
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chip off the old block
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sb who is very like one of. parents
to cost a bomb
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to cost very much
deal a blow to
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damage one's hopes
don't hold your breath
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wait anxiously for someone
drive a hard bargain
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to be a tough businessman
to drop a brick
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to say something tactlessly
to get your own back
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to get your revenge
to have a bee in one's bonnet
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to have an obsession about something
in the balance
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uncertain
lay bare
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to confess
make one's blood boil
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without preparation
out of the blue
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suddenly
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remind sb about something
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take the bull by the horns
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a close shave
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a piece of cake
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sth easy
a red-letter day
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important day
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to chair a meeting
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all in
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for all I care
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I don't care
for all I know
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as far as I know
in the act of
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in the air
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uncertain
on account of
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on no account
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on the air
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broadcasting
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watchful and prepared
above board
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honest
bark up the wrong tree
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make a mistake
to be broke
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have no money
to be full of beans
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be happy
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not very popular
to beat around the bush
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avoid saying sth directly
behind bars
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in prison
big headed
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boastful, conceited
blue-eyed boy
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favorite
brainwave
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sudden idea
feel in one's bones
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feel sth instinctively
to have butterflies in one's stomach
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in black and white
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clear in writing
in cold blood
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done deliberately
wet blanket
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sb who spoils happiness
get problem off one's chest
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share a problem
go to the dogs
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go to waste
let sleeping dogs lie
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avoid a subject causing trouble
off colour
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look. slightly unwell
play one's cards well
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act cleverly
show ones true colors
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reveal one's character
feel sb's ears burning
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gatecrasher
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sb coming to the party without invitation
give and take
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compromise
hear sth through the grape-vine
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hear sth from indirect source
sth is Greek to sb
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hard to understand
keep a straight face
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try to look serious
keep an eye on sth
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to guard sth
to meet behind closed doors
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to meet secretly
plenty more fish in the sea
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more opportunities in love, life
take it easy
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calm down
take sb for granted
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be sure sb will do sth for you
break the ice
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have one's heart in the mouth
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