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is only attracted to
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only has eyes for
loves very much
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loves to bits
the perfect partner
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the man of her dreams
fell deeply in love
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fell head over heels in love
got on very well
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got on like a house on fire
am fond of
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have a soft spot for
annoys me n
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gets up my nose
annoys me w
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gets on my wick
annoys me nrvs
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gets on my nerves
annoys me b
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gets my back up
is an expert
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knows what's what
is an expert in his field
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knows his stuff
the most intelligent person in the company
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the brains behind
a rich source of information
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a mine of information
intelligence, brains
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grey matter
is very clever
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is nobody's fool
have no idea 2
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haven't a clue, the foggiest (idea)
when sobebody has inside knowledge
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is in the know
when somebody talks well and persuasively
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has the gift of the gab
could talk for hours
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could talk the hind legs off a donkey
someone who shows off their cleverness in a irritating way 2
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know-all, smart aleck
when someone is extremely stupid 2
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has got nothing between the ears, is as thick as two short planks
you have to explain things to him several times
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slow on the uptake
is not stupid
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wasn't born yesterday
he won't be able to deceive him
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pull the wool over his eyes
can't understand
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can't make head or tail of
stupid s
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one sandwich short of a picnic
stupid c
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one cell short of a battery
stupid slic
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one slice short of a loaf
stupid b
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several bricks short of a load
to be extremely happy world
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to be on top of the world
extremely happy cloud
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to be on cloud nine
extremely happy heaven
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to be in seventh heaven
to be ideally suited for 2
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to be in (your) element, to be made for
to be enthusiastic about
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to rave about
to look irritatingly pleased with yourself
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to look like the cat that got the cream
to be depressed 2
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to be down in the dumps, down in the mouth
to be lost in a daydream
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to be in a world of her own
a good person with an abrupt manner
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a rough diamond
always says exactly what she thinks without trying to be diplomatic
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never minces her words
she is... behaves in a way that does not help her
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she is her own worst enemy
she is... is not influenced by others
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she is very much her own person
she is... can easily be persuaded
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she is a soft touch
someone who hides their skills
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a dark horse
gain a full understanding of
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get the measure of
feel lost or confused (be/feel)
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be/feel (all) at sea
feel terribly ashamed and embarrassed
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want to curl up and die
make (you) feel sick
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turn (your) stomach
not know what to say
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be at a (complete) loss for words
feel unable to deal with something because you are too tired, worried or annoyed
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be at the end of (your) tether
be full of energy
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be full of beans
make someone angry or mad 3
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drive someone crazy/round the bend/nuts
feel exhausted
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be dead on (your) feet
pretend to be happy about something
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put a brave face on it
react extremely angry 3,5
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go ballistic/ blow a fuse/ hit the roof/ceiling
disagreed strongly
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been at loggerheads
negative feelings disagreements
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bad blood
can persuade him to do anything for her bc she has so much control over him 1,5 1 (2-has him)
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can twist/wrap round her little finger/ has him eating out of the palm of her hand
someone who pretends to be friendly but may do things that will harm you
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a snake in the grass
irritating me without intending to
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rubbing up the wrong way
believes good rather than bad about someone
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gives the benefit of the doubt
lacking taste, character or interest (food, etc)
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bland
too confident; too bright (clothes etc)
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brash
dull in appearance or lacking style (clothes person especially of women)
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dowdy
changing opinions suddenly without reason
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fickle
inf. old-fashioned
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fuddy-duddy
inf. always wanting more money
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grasping
inf. too concerned about unimportant details
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nit-picking
unpleasant and rude
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obnoxious
too eager to praise or obey people
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obsequious
showing rude lack on interest in others
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off-hand
too eager to tell others what to do
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officious
displaying wealth or possessions in a vulgar way
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ostentatious
trying to appear more serious or important than you are
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pretentious
too silly and childish
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puerile
inf. not taking care in the way you work
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sloppy
very dirty and unpleasant
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squalid
lacking in originality; banal
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trite
too formal and showing that u think u are more important than others
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pompous
intense hatred
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loathing
intense disgust
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abhorrence
lack of respect for something or someone felt to be worthless
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scorn
strong disgust
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revulsion
opposite of strong attraction
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repulsion
loathing adj verb
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loathsome loathe
abhorrence adj verb
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abhorrent abhor
scorn adj verb
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scornful scorn
revulsion adj verb
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revolting revolt
repulsion adj verb
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repulsive repulse
s feeling of strong often active dislike or opposition towards sth or someone
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antipathy
antipathy adj h u (wrogi niesympatyczny)
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hostile unsympathetic
feeling if intense dislike or an unwillingness to do something or the person that causes this feeling (i feel... have...)
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aversion
skrupulatny scrupulous podobn
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meticulous
puerile podobn
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childlike
codzienny chyb dowdy
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casual
officious podobn rozkazujacy
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authoritative
barwny brash podobn
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