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He passed out from exhaustion start learning
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She was run over by the bus start learning
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He got over his flu quickly start learning
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start learning
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She came down with a sore throat start learning
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Vitamin C helps you fight off the flu start learning
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start learning
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The boxer came to after a few minutes start learning
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She came around after she fainted start learning
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When attacker saw the dog, he backed away start learning
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move backwards in fear or dislike
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Jenny never backs down. She loves debating and usually wins start learning
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Withdraw / Stop defending your opinion
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Tom backed his car into a parking space start learning
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Reverse a vehicle into a space / Hit something when reversing a vehicle
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The thugs backed off when they saw the police start learning
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Retreat; become less aggressive
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Their house backs onto the beach start learning
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Ultraviolet-B radiation triggers the skin to produce vitamin D start learning
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To cause something to start
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They were brought up to be polite start learning
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how you educate your children
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I think he takes after his father start learning
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be similar to a parent or older relative
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Who looks after your children in the summer holidays? start learning
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I’m learning the ropes in my new position start learning
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Learn the basics of something
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Winning the lottery is a long shot start learning
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Something that has a very low probability of happening
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Making money working for an investment bank is a no-brainer start learning
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Something that is really obvious or easy
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When my kids are tired, they begin to act up start learning
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When a child behaves badly
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They came down on him hard when they found out he’d been missing school start learning
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Her parents are always telling her off for watching too much TV start learning
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He’s run away from home three times already start learning
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leave home when you are a child because you are angry or scared
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Melissa has played a pivotal role in our digital strategy start learning
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Being of crucial importance
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He is a prolific personality start learning
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Intellectually productive
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start learning
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start learning
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a rapid increase in number
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causing or characterized by disagreement or disunity
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