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Question		Answer
noun from expert start learning		expertise
adjective from edit start learning		editorial/editing
... the time available (add preposition) start learning		in
take time ... work (add preposition) start learning		off
be pressed ... time (add preposition) start learning		for
make time ... ourselves (add preposition) start learning		for
free ... time (add preposition) start learning		up
set ...... enough time (add preposition) start learning		aside
at the very last moment start learning		in the nick of time
very quickly; in a short time, immediately start learning		in the blink of an eye
very early in the morning start learning		at the crack of dawn
time seems to pass very quickly start learning		time flies
lasting or happening all day and night start learning		around the clock
at the last possible moment; just in time start learning		in the eleventh hour
not aware of or using the latest ideas or techniques start learning		behind the times
someone who has skill in many different areas start learning		a jack of all trades
to not be the right type of person for something start learning		not be cut out for something
useless personnel or material start learning		dead wood
someone who stands by you when things are going well start learning		a fair weather friend
someone who refuses to try anything new start learning		a stick-in-the-mud
a person of great kindness, reliability or honesty start learning		the salt of the earth
someone who is easy to attack or easy to cheat start learning		a sitting duck
stay apart from other people start learning		keep oneself to oneself
someone who doesn’t like to stay in one place start learning		a rolling stone
happening too soon or sooner than is normal or expected start learning		untimely
to go through a difficult or unhappy period of time start learning		to go through a bad patch
make somebody look or feel stupid start learning		put somebody down
overload, overwhelm something start learning		put a strain on something
to start liking somebody/something start learning		take to somebody/something
to not like somebody and be unpleasant to them start learning		have it in for somebody
decide you don't like somebody start learning		take a dislike to somebody
to think you're better than somebody start learning		look down on somebody
have an effect on somebody start learning		make a difference to
formally tell your employer you want to stop working for them start learning		hand in one's notice
to continue somebody else's job/work start learning		step into one's shoes
to become weaker/less acceptable start learning		wear thin
very happy, overjoyed start learning		elated
not have the feeling that makes you want to do sth start learning		have no inclination to do sth
to continue trying to do or achieve something despite difficulties start learning		persevere in something/with something
something you receive as well as your wages for your job start learning		perk
attracting attention by being large/expensive start learning		flash
a person who has the desire and the ability to be very successful in their job/studies start learning		high-flyer
a person who is a small part of a large organization start learning		a cog in the machine
very quickly start learning		in no time
adjective from mystery start learning		mystified
you'll be given ...... opportunity start learning		every
to fall asleep start learning		drift off
appear very untidy or in poor condition start learning		look a wreck
to feel or look better again after you have been ill or very unhappy start learning		feel your old self again
to relax and stop being careful and alert start learning		let down one's defences
the home, thought of as the safe place where parents bring up their children start learning		the nest
a military operation in which an army tries to capture a town by surrounding it and stopping the supply of food, etc. to the people inside start learning		siege
the act of hiding and waiting for somebody and then making a surprise attack on them start learning		ambush
to prevent someone from moving closer start learning		keep someone at bay
to put a lot of effort into doing something start learning		take pains to do something
without success start learning		in vain
to tell somebody secrets and personal information because you feel you can trust them start learning		confide in
to discover something/somebody unexpectedly start learning		stumble on
to become smaller, weaker, etc.; to make something become smaller, weaker, etc. start learning		diminish
weakness and poor health start learning		frailty
unwilling to tell people about things start learning		reticent
that you did not expect to happen start learning		unforeseen
to buy or obtain something quickly because it is cheap or you want it very much start learning		snap up
a period of time when somebody, especially a teacher at a university, is allowed to stop their normal work in order to study or travel start learning		sabbatical
a meeting in which an employee discusses with their manager how well they have been doing their job; the system of holding such meetings start learning		appraisal
To rebel or revolt against someone or something; to begin resisting or defying someone or something. start learning		rise against
used to emphasize that something is very large, unpleasant, important, etc. start learning		the mother of (all)
a difficult new problem forces people to think of a solution to it start learning		Necessity is the mother of invention
every single person from a specific group start learning		every mother's son
to drop a lot of small things onto somebody start learning		shower somebody with something
to realize the truth about somebody/something start learning		see through
resent something start learning		feel anger about something
used to say that something is certain to happen start learning		inevitably
support and defend sb if they are criticized start learning		stick up for sb
start to become better start learning		look up
somebody begin to realize it for the first time start learning		dawn on somebody
be busy and unable to do other things start learning		be tied up
a hidden reason for doing something start learning		ulterior motive
make something/somebody move quickly and without control start learning		send something/somebody flying

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