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Question 1

Well-rounded liberal arts education

Answer 1

A “well-rounded liberal arts education” refers to a comprehensive educational approach that encompasses various disciplines, fostering a broad understanding of knowledge and skills. It emphasizes critical thinking, communication, and adaptability, preparing individuals for a wide range of future endeavors

Question 2

Mercy rule

Answer 2

The “mercy rule” in sports refers to a rule that allows a game to be ended early if one team has a significant lead, preventing further humiliation or injury for the losing team

Question 3

Lie you ass off

Answer 3

嘘を突き通せ

Question 4

Don’t engage !

Answer 4

“Don’t engage” means to refrain from becoming involved with someone or something. It suggests avoiding interaction, conversation, or conflict. It can also mean to avoid a situation or topic

あれこれ言って関わるな
何も言うな

Question 5

Amorous

Answer 5

showing, feeling, or relating to sexual desire.
“she rejected his amorous advances”

Question 6

Slap and tickle

Answer 6

Slap and tickle” is a British idiom, often used as a euphemism for sexual activity, particularly when it involves playful or joking behavior. It can also refer to mild or playful kissing, cuddling, and other amorous play

Question 7

Boil down to

Answer 7

If a situation or problem boils down to something, that is the main reason for it:
The problem boils down to one thing - lack of money.
結局は
“Boil down to your preference”

Question 8

Don’t give me an attitude

Answer 8

“Don’t give me an attitude” means “Don’t be arrogant, disrespectful, or negative in your behavior.” It’s a way of telling someone to be more polite, cooperative, and respectful, and to stop being uncooperative or unfriendly

Question 9

Chin chin

Answer 9

“Chin chin” primarily means a toast, similar to “cheers” in English, especially in the context of drinking

Question 10

Molar teeth

Answer 10

a grinding tooth at the back of a mammal’s mouth. 奥歯　臼歯

Question 11

cleavage

Answer 11

he narrow space between a person’s breasts that is seen when they wear a piece of clothing that does not cover the top of them: Clare was wearing a low-cut dress that showed off her cleavage

Question 12

Carry on

Answer 12

to continue doing something, or to cause something to continue:
Let’s carry on this discussion at some other time.

Question 13

Get away with something

Answer 13

to succeed in avoiding punishment for something:
If I thought I could get away with it, I wouldn’t pay my taxes at all.

Question 14

Loose morals

Answer 14

“Loose morals” implies a person with weak or lax moral standards, often involving questionable behavior or a lack of strict adherence to ethical guidelines.

Question 15

Pious

Answer 15

deeply religious and visibly follows all the moral and ethical codes of his religion, he is pious

Question 16

Don’t poop where you are

Answer 16

The idiom “do not poop where you are” or “don’t shit where you eat” is a vulgar expression that means you should not cause trouble or make a mess in a place, group, or situation that is important to you or that you rely on

Question 17

Deep down

Answer 17

felt strongly and often hidden from other people:
Deep down, I know you love me really.

「心の底で」「本心で」「実は

Question 18

“Liar, liar, pants on fire!”

Answer 18

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“Liar, liar, pants on fire!” is a children’s rhyme used to express disbelief or disapproval when someone is caught telling a lie. It’s a simple and memorable way to say someone is lying

Question 19

Retrench

Answer 19

(of a company, government, or individual) reduce costs or spending in response to economic difficulty.
“as a result of the recession the company retrenched”