English 3 Flashcards
English 3 (448 cards)
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Wrap your head around that one(this thinking)
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wrap (one’s) head around (third-person singular simple present wraps one’s head around, present participle wrapping one’s head around, simple past and past participle wrapped one’s head around)
(figuratively) To come to a good understanding of. [quotations ▼]
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imma still make it sour bitch
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Translated: imma still make it sour bitch
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it has so much stance
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préstance
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I have a family and all that, I mean i really like living
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Translated: I have a family and all that, I mean i really like living
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Just casually dropping that info(that i do finance) there ladies
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Translated: Just casually dropping that info(that i do finance) there ladies
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exclusive (e.g exlusive of commission
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excluding or not admitting other things.
“an exclusive focus on success and making money”
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I didn’t let that deter me
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dissuadee
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highlight but there were also low light
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Translated: highlight but there were also low light
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indugling in the music
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- to take pleasure in doing something; to do something habitually. No, I don’t indulge in contact sports anymore. We don’t indulge in strenuous activity.
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bespoke adj
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specially made for a particular person:
a bespoke suit
bespoke furniture
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i am still enthused by it
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to enthuse
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i need to fell out the crowd when djing
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Translated: i need to fell out the crowd when djing
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I saved what was left of it
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Translated: I saved what was left of it
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to round sthm off
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to make something that is pointed or sharp into a smooth, curved shape by rubbing it:
He used a special machine to round off the corners of the old table.
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I am fnishing off with a quote of “”
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I am kinda debating on what to do there
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fuzzy
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informal not clear:
The basic facts of the story are starting to emerge though the details are still fuzzy.
My head’s a little fuzzy (= I cannot think clearly) this morning after all that wine last night.
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to appal
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to make someone have strong feelings of shock or of disapproval:
I was appalled at/by the lack of staff in the hospital.
The state of the kitchen appalled her.
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to shrug off
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shrug something off (as something) and pass something off (as something)
to ignore something unpleasant or offensive as if it meant something else. She shrugged off the criticism as harmless. I passed off the remark as misinformed. Bill scolded me, but I just passed it off.
See also: off, shrug
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to rehearse
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practise (a play, piece of music, or other work) for later public performance.
“we were rehearsing a radio play”
synonyms: prepare, practise, try out, read through, sing through, walk through, run through/over, go over; More
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up to
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B1 used to say that something is less than or equal to but not more than a stated value, number, or level:
Up to two hundred people were on board the ship.
We can teach dancers up to intermediate level here.
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average everyday peolple
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Translated: average everyday peolple
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to be up to much
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not be up to much (British & Australian)
to not be of a very high quality It’s a very beautiful-looking town but the shopping’s not up to much.
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He’s sort of have been waiting for you
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Translated: He’s sort of have been waiting for you
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I am not up to much at the moment
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not being very busy
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on the cards
on the cards
Very likely or certain to happen, occur, or take place. They've played very well, but it doesn't look like a championship title is on the cards for this team today. A: "Do you have anything on the cards for tomorrow?" B: "No, it's looking like a pretty slow Saturday for me
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many have tried all have failed
Translated: many have tried all have failed
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on the spot
1. in the place where something has just happened Police arrested the robber on the spot.
2. immediately Huge numbers of people donated blood on the spot. We fell in love with the puppy and bought him on the spot.
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clumsy
maladroit
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be asking for trouble
to be likely to cause problems or difficulties for yourself:
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that's a no-brainer
Something so obvious to be correct/appropriate, that it requires no contemplation to decide on.
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to hold off
to not do something immediately:
[ + -ing verb ] Let's hold off making a decision until next week.
us They've decided to hold off on buying a car until they're both working.
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to decrease from their very high levels throughout much of the year 2000 from September 2000 onwards.
Translated: to decrease from their very high levels throughout much of the year 2000 from September 2000 onwards.
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what are you smiling about
Translated: what are you smiling about
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to come into existence
to begin existence; to begin to be. This country came into existence in the early part of the fifteenth century. When did this little town come into existence?
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corn
maïs
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layover
a period of rest or waiting before a further stage in a journey.
"there was only a forty-eight minute layover"
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to concern
in th meaning of involve, to be important to someone or to involve someone directly:
Matters of pollution and the environment concern us all.
What I have to say to Amy doesn't concern you.
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cattle
gros bétail
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to give out
[INTRANSITIVE] if something such as a machine or a part of your body gives out, it stops working
His heart finally gave out under the strain.
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that's a little window into my mind (what you think)
Translated: that's a little window into my mind (what you think)
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to blind side
hit or attack (someone) on their blind side.
"Graber blindsided Kelly, knocking him to the pavement"
make (someone) unable to perceive the truth of a situation.
"we got blindsided by our own government"
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be real blunt and honest
Translated: be real blunt and honest
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you got that glazed donut action going
Translated: you got that glazed donut action going
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to not have a leg to stand on
not have a leg to stand on
to be in a situation where you cannot prove something The problem is, if you don't have a witness, you don't have a leg to stand on. I haven't even got the receipt to prove where I bought it, so I don't have a leg to stand on.
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You can approach the pb that way
Translated: You can approach the pb that way
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shoud i let it slide
forget it, not pay attention
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hear me out on this
listen to me
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to get off
(transitive with object following “get”, slang) To excite or arouse, especially in a sexual manner. Catwoman's costume really gets me off. (intransitive, slang) To experience an orgasm or other sexual pleasure; to become sexually aroused.
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to get off
1. To orgasm.
2. To enjoy tremendously. (Typically ~ on.)
1. Excuse me, but I have to go get off.
2. louis really gets off on adding definitions to the Urban Dictionary.
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all set
everything is ready
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now your record is clear
Translated: now your record is clear
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not once
Translated: not once
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in front of shallow, rich alcoolics
Translated: in front of shallow, rich alcoolics
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I've paid my debt to society
Translated: I've paid my debt to society
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You keep that chin up
Translated: You keep that chin up
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Have you seen my sandals
Translated: Have you seen my sandals
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yeah yeah I don't need to hear your process
Translated: yeah yeah I don't need to hear your process
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to turn in
turn someone or something in (to someone or something)
to submit or refer someone or something to someone or a group, especially in some official capacity. The good citizen turned his neighbor in for watering his lawn during the wrong hours. I turned in the report to the treasurer.
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It's not gonna change any time soon
Translated: It's not gonna change any time soon
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as to
with respect to; concerning.
"decisions as to which patients receive treatment"
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to take a back seat
1. if an activity takes a back seat, you spend less time doing that than other things He's been putting all his energies into house-hunting recently so his studies have had to take a back seat. (sometimes + to ) In my early twenties, politics very much took a back seat to sport and socializing.
2. to let other people take a more active and responsible part in an organization or a situation I was content to take a back seat and let the rest of my family deal with the crisis.
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the cutting edge
the most modern stage of development in a particular type of work or activity:
a company at the cutting edge of mobile communications technology
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I would have reacted just like them in their shoes.
Translated: I would have reacted just like them in their shoes.
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In all the discussions we had about this topic, we both always understood why the other had that standpoint.
pts de vue
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I always accepted that, but I could not follow that path.
Translated: I always accepted that, but I could not follow that path.
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Paddy Lowe, moving to Ferrari ? That is news to me.
Translated: Paddy Lowe, moving to Ferrari ? That is news to me.
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to get hold of
to find someone or obtain something:
Where can I get hold of some stamps?
How can I get ahold of Chris?
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and the current situation suggests you could be proved right
Translated: and the current situation suggests you could be proved right
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to stir
to move or to cause something to move slightly:
A light breeze stirred the leaves lying on the path.
He stirred in his sleep as I kissed him.
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stir (noun)
[ U ] informal a lot of interest or excitement:
The scandal caused/created quite a stir at the time.
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well worth a read!
Translated: well worth a read!
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I am off to go
Translated: I am off to go
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We are working our butts off
Translated: We are working our butts off
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to water things down
filter
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it gives far less latitude than previously
Translated: it gives far less latitude than previously
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I don't like hanging out around you
Translated: I don't like hanging out around you
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I guess you oblivious to what going on around you because she fucked up with your mind
Translated: I guess you oblivious to what going on around you because she fucked up with your mind
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Dont get caught in this tunnel vision there plenty of women out there
Translated: Dont get caught in this tunnel vision there plenty of women out there
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Hey since you're here you think your might wann do the honour and change the weights of goku
Translated: Hey since you're here you think your might wann do the honour and change the weights of goku
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apple unveiled its new iphone
Translated: apple unveiled its new iphone
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are you ready for growth
Translated: are you ready for growth
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$3 Million in Jewelry
Translated: $3 Million in Jewelry
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I am waiting ton be loved again
Translated: I am waiting ton be loved again
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let's just go over the reason why I sold my Audi 10
Translated: let's just go over the reason why I sold my Audi 10
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The R8 was my daily driver
the car a use everyday
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to toke up
to smoke, to have smoked
guy: you wanna come over and toke up after school ?
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to wake and bake
Toking up right after you wake up.
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Despite all that
malgré tout ca
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to turn up (somewhere)
to arrive or appear somewhere, usually unexpectedly or in a way that was not planned:
Do you think many people will turn up?
She turned up at my house late one night.
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The gt3 turned up and I that was it
Translated: The gt3 turned up and I that was it
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to turn someone or something up
1. Lit. to increase the volume of a device emitting the sound of someone or something. I can't hear the lecturer. Turn her up. Turn up the radio, please.
2. Fig. to discover or locate someone or something. See if you can turn up any evidence for his presence on the night of January 16. Have you been able to turn up a date for Friday night?
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rev range of a car
this thing can rev to 9000
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to click with someone
to be understood or comprehended by someone suddenly. His explanation clicked with Maggie at once.
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the difference between those two is night and day
A phrase used to describe a stark difference between two things. Similar to day and night, except it implies an improvement of the situation rather than a deterioration.
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night and day
all the time day and night We worked night and day to finish the job in a month.
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different as night and day
Cliché completely different. (*Also: as ~.) Although Bobby and Billy are twins, they are as different as night and day. Birds and bats appear to be similar, but they are different as night and day.
See also: and, different, night
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I am getting more enjoyement out of the gt3
Translated: I am getting more enjoyement out of the gt3
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That's not to take anything away from
take something away from somebody/something
to reduce the praise earned by a person or group She did a lot to help people, and no one should ever try to take that away from her. We made some mistakes, but I don't want to take anything away from Iowa State - they played a great game.
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to take away from someone or something
to lessen the value or esteem of someone or something; to detract from someone or something. The fact that she is quiet does not take away from her one bit. The huge orange spot in the center of the painting takes away from the intense green of the rest of the work.
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this car is more suitable to my lifestyle
Translated: this car is more suitable to my lifestyle
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the reason why the r8 went
Translated: the reason why the r8 went
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In way under a year I end up doing way over 10km
Translated: In way under a year I end up doing way over 10km
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I commute a lot
Translated: I commute a lot
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I went for this car
Translated: I went for this car
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You haven't see this car featured on this channel for quite a long time now. (to feature)
To give special attention to; display, publicize, or make prominent.
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feature
C2 a special article in a newspaper or magazine, or a part of a television or radio broadcast, that deals with a particular subject:
a double-page feature on global warming
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The rs6 had swooped in
to arrive suddenly and do something.
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Moving or capable of moving with great speed; fast.
Translated: Moving or capable of moving with great speed; fast.
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Whaaatchou got cocking
Translated: Whaaatchou got cocking
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what do you got cocking
Translated: what do you got cocking
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to baste
pour fat or juices over (meat) during cooking in order to keep it moist.
"slip herbs under the skin and baste the chicken constantly"
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Toward the end of the race
Translated: Toward the end of the race
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Successful Leaders Know What Made Them Who They Are
Translated: Successful Leaders Know What Made Them Who They Are
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I would be very grateful to those of you
Translated: I would be very grateful to those of you
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Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men.
Translated: Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men.
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I’ve put that question to
Normally, you ask a person a question.
You 'put a question to the committee' - so they can talk about it for a few days.
On this forum, if you want to ask a question, you can either 'put it in a post' or 'ask it in a post' (both the same).
Whichever you do, you are likely to get a bit of discussion!
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I don't wanna litter
[ T ] to spread across an area or place untidily:
The park was littered with bottles and cans after the concert.
Dirty clothes littered the floor of her bedroom.
be littered with sth
A place, document, or other object that is littered with something has or contains a lot of that thing:
The newspaper has a reputation for being littered with spelling mistakes.
[ I ] to drop rubbish on the ground in a public place:
People who litter often have no pride in the area.
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I got a lot of rough edges
small imperfections.
"despite the clever programming, there are still a few rough edges to the system"
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eminent peolple
. Well-known and respected, especially for achievement in a particular field: an eminent historian
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we're so ridden with guilt
harassed, oppressed, or obsessed by —usually used in combination
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I was curious to find out what they felt were the turning points in their lives
Translated: I was curious to find out what they felt were the turning points in their lives
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the defining moments and influences from which they draw motivation and inspiration.
Translated: the defining moments and influences from which they draw motivation and inspiration.
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Identifying the foundational moments of our success
Translated: Identifying the foundational moments of our success
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a recognition that paradoxically came to me right at the moment when I was on the verge of being offered my dream job (which I eventually turned down to become an entrepreneur).
Translated: a recognition that paradoxically came to me right at the moment when I was on the verge of being offered my dream job (which I eventually turned down to become an entrepreneur).
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a serious man with far-ranging intellect
having important and widely applicable effects or implications.
"a public inquiry would address far-ranging issues"
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to short circuit
to avoid dealing with all the details involved in something, so that you can do it more quickly and easily
Junior members of the party have decided to short-circuit the process and go direct to the top.
Synonyms and related words
To do something quickly and/or easily:hurry, sail through, gallop through...
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cramped
uncomfortably small or restricted.
"staff had to work in cramped conditions"
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but worked at his job cheerfully and diligently
Translated: but worked at his job cheerfully and diligently
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I just had to picture my father in his flooded basement study, working away with his feet up on bricks
Translated: I just had to picture my father in his flooded basement study, working away with his feet up on bricks
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flooded
flooded adjective (FULL OF)
containing a large amount or number of something:
The market is flooded with cheap imports.
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to work away
work away (at something)
to continue to work industriously at something. All the weavers were working away at their looms. They just kept working away.
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here my homespun advice
simple and unsophisticated.
"homespun philosophy"
synonyms: unsophisticated, unpolished, unrefined, plain, simple, rustic, folksy, artless, modest, natural; More
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Her homespun advice to always “get on the right bus…filled with good people” became the moral cornerstone of “Coach K’s” life and career.
Translated: Her homespun advice to always “get on the right bus…filled with good people” became the moral cornerstone of “Coach K’s” life and career.
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cornerstone
an important quality or feature on which a particular thing depends or is based.
"a national minimum wage remained the cornerstone of policy"
synonyms: foundation, basis, keystone, mainspring, mainstay, linchpin, bedrock, fundament, base, key, fundamental principle, main ingredient, central component, centrepiece, core, heart, centre, focus, crux, prop, backbone, anchor
"the theory of natural selection is a cornerstone of biological thought"
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Starting in kindergarten, he was teased and bullied
Translated: Starting in kindergarten, he was teased and bullied
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The event galvanized Reich, setting him on a lifelong course of public service and commitment to social justice
Translated: The event galvanized Reich, setting him on a lifelong course of public service and commitment to social justice
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lifelong learning
the process of gaining knowledge and skills throughout your life, often to help you do your job properly:
The company encourages lifelong learning.
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lifelong
lasting for the whole of a person's life:
She was a lifelong member of the Labour party.
a lifelong habit
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to galvanize
to cause someone to suddenly take action, especially by shocking or exciting them in some way:
Western charities were galvanized by TV pictures of starving people.
The prospect of his mother coming to stay galvanized him into action and he started cleaning the house.
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drive (power)
C1 [ U ] energy and determination to achieve things:
We are looking for someone with drive and ambition.
[ + to infinitive ] He has the drive to succeed.
Later on in life the sex drive tends to diminish.
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boorish
rough and bad-mannered; coarse.
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to misuse
to use something in an unsuitable way or in a way that was not intended:
She was accused of misusing company funds.
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because she had misused a word in conversation
Translated: because she had misused a word in conversation
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enveloping experience
Translated: enveloping experience
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the love of reading and education that was passed down through her family
Translated: the love of reading and education that was passed down through her family
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these books sit now on her mantelpiece.
a structure of wood, marble, or stone above and around a fireplace.
a mantelshelf.
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stint
travail assigné
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it was his stint in the Peace Corps in Swaziland that took him off his path to academia and sent him toward a life of engagement in politics and journalism
Translated: it was his stint in the Peace Corps in Swaziland that took him off his path to academia and sent him toward a life of engagement in politics and journalism
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where he grew up among caring family members and a multilingual, nurturing community of hard-working people
care for and protect (someone or something) while they are growing.
"Jarrett was nurtured by his parents in a close-knit family"
synonyms: bring up, care for, provide for, take care of, attend to, look after, rear, support, raise, foster, parent, mother, tend; More
antonyms: neglect, hinder
help or encourage the development of.
"my father nurtured my love of art"
cherish (a hope, belief, or ambition).
"for a long time she had nurtured the dream of buying a shop"
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close-knit
bound together by strong relationships and common interests.
"a close-knit community"
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Successful leaders are self-aware.
Translated: Successful leaders are self-aware.
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That’s the overriding lesson I’ve learned from working and talking with some the world’s most accomplished people over the past 36 years.
more important than any other considerations.
"the overriding concern of the organizers was the financial crisis"
synonyms: most important, of greatest importance,
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to heed
to pay attention to something, especially advice or a warning:
The airline has been criticized for failing to heed advice/warnings about lack of safety routines.
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to pay heed to
to listen to and accommodate someone. You had better pay heed to your father! They are not paying heed to what I told them.
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to goof off
To slack off by wasting time idely, sometimes through electronic means like video games, or through alcohol, doing absolutely nothing, or sleeping excessively. To goof off is to pass the time through the most unproductive means possible.
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and exhibited a bravado that masked his deep insecurity
A show of bravery or defiance, often in order to make a false impression or mislead someone.
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Highly accomplished people have an inner voice and pay attention to it. They understand the defining moments of their lives and thereby better understand their own strengths, biases, and weaknesses as leaders. And that understanding provides them with a deep well of energy and passion that they draw on throughout their lives. We may not all have careers that match the 100 people I interviewed, but we can all share their ability to grasp — and harness — the turning points(event/environment/people but so might the case with unsuccessful leaders) of our lives and careers.
Translated: Highly accomplished people have an inner voice and pay attention to it. They understand the defining moments of their lives and thereby better understand their own strengths, biases, and weaknesses as leaders. And that understanding provides them with a deep well of energy and passion that they draw on throughout their lives. We may not all have careers that match the 100 people I interviewed, but we can all share their ability to grasp — and harness — the turning points(event/environment/people but so might the case with unsuccessful leaders) of our lives and careers.
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thereby
de ce fait
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to draw on something
draw on something
to get ideas or facts from something The second half of the book draws on new discoveries in the field of microbiology.
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to draw on someone/something
to use someone or something in some beneficial way; to extract from a resource, reserve, etc. I may have to draw on your advice in order to complete this project. If there is some way you can draw on me to your advantage, let me know. By the end of the contest I had drawn upon all the energy I had.
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to harness
control and make use of (natural resources), especially to produce energy.
"attempts to harness solar energy"
synonyms: control, exploit, utilize, use
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fallacy
a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound arguments.
"the notion that the camera never lies is a fallacy"
synonyms: misconception, mistaken belief, misbelief, delusion,
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I'm afraid that this article commits the fallacy of sampling upon the dependent variable
Translated: I'm afraid that this article commits the fallacy of sampling upon the dependent variable
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mantra
(especially in Hinduism and Buddhism) a word or sound that is believed to have a special spiritual power:
A personal mantra is sometimes repeated as an aid to meditation or prayer.
a word or phrase that is often repeated and expresses a particular strong belief:
The British fans chanted that familiar football mantra: "Here we go, here we go, here we go..."
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about what fueled their successes.
Translated: about what fueled their successes.
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thought-provoking
qui fait réfléchir
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to dust something off
to make something usable after it has not been used for a long time It's a good time to dust off your resume and see if you can get some work. Byrne dusted off some of the band's classics in Tuesday's concert.
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to dust yourself off
to prepare yourself to continue doing something you unexpectedly stopped doing Everyone wonders if the nation can dust itself off after the disaster.
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dust off the dirt we've gotten ourselves into
Translated: dust off the dirt we've gotten ourselves into
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to muster
assemble (troops), especially for inspection or in preparation for battle.
"17,000 men had been mustered on Haldon Hill"
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he leads me in(to) the paths of righteousness
Translated: he leads me in(to) the paths of righteousness
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get back into my car
Translated: get back into my car
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But when we are surrounded by mentors, by nurturing hearts, the environment, whatever the circumstances we're in, turns into a conducive well-spring for our growth.
Translated: But when we are surrounded by mentors, by nurturing hearts, the environment, whatever the circumstances we're in, turns into a conducive well-spring for our growth.
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conducive (adj)
making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible.
"the harsh lights and cameras were hardly conducive to a relaxed atmosphere"
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wellspring
an abundant source of something.
"a wellspring of ideas"
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to forge ahead
to make strong steady progress
Export sales continue to forge ahead.
He forged ahead with his plans.
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never allowing life's pains and joys to disturb one's gratitude and appreciation of life
Translated: never allowing life's pains and joys to disturb one's gratitude and appreciation of life
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to partake
ld-fashioned or humorous to eat or drink:
Would you care to partake of a little wine with us
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at the crack of dawn /and at the break of dawn/ dawn breaks ...
at the earliest light of the day. Jane was always awake at the crack of dawn. The birds start singing at the break of dawn.
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A person once was invited to a banquet. It was said, the banquet's dishers were prepared the best chefs in the universe. And all the dishes served there were of such quality, it is a must to taste them all. So this guest came and together with the others began to partake.
The superb dishes were so varied in taste and color and appearance, each group of dishes were assigned their respective rooms. One can hear expressions from other rooms like "ooooh, what saltiness.....". Others says, ".... oh how bitter". And yet others say, "..... oooh this is sweet, too sweet." The five kinds of tastes were all there and more.
But there were so many rooms and time is limited. Dawn breaks and each must depart.
The guests started to file out, hoping they will be invited to come back and partake the next day, to visit the rooms they missed entering and partaking of.
As each begun comparing their experiences, those that were most envied for they seemed to be the most satisfied, were those who were able to enter the most rooms and taste their delights. When they were asked to describe each room, the most happy diners were heard to say this: "I was privileged to partake of the dishes, in various rooms. One room they call sadness. Another they call laughter. Another they call censure. Another they call praise. And another they call success but not without tasting the dishes in an equally delightful room they call failure. Oh so many rooms yet to partake. Definitely I will come back if invited again."
Life is a magnificent palace, whose banquet dishes are prepared by the best of chefs. If one only taste sweet dishes that sweetness will never be appreciated unless one has tasted also the dishes in the room called bitterness or sour. Yes? Without darkness, how can one appreciates the beauty of light? Each room compliments the others in order for the experience to be whole and fulfilling. Would we have wanted it otherwise? It wouldn't be a complete experience anymore, would it? Such is the beauty of life
Translated: A person once was invited to a banquet. It was said, the banquet's dishers were prepared the best chefs in the universe. And all the dishes served there were of such quality, it is a must to taste them all. So this guest came and together with the others began to partake.
The superb dishes were so varied in taste and color and appearance, each group of dishes were assigned their respective rooms. One can hear expressions from other rooms like "ooooh, what saltiness.....". Others says, ".... oh how bitter". And yet others say, "..... oooh this is sweet, too sweet." The five kinds of tastes were all there and more.
But there were so many rooms and time is limited. Dawn breaks and each must depart.
The guests started to file out, hoping they will be invited to come back and partake the next day, to visit the rooms they missed entering and partaking of.
As each begun comparing their experiences, those that were most envied for they seemed to be the most satisfied, were those who were able to enter the most rooms and taste their delights. When they were asked to describe each room, the most happy diners were heard to say this: "I was privileged to partake of the dishes, in various rooms. One room they call sadness. Another they call laughter. Another they call censure. Another they call praise. And another they call success but not without tasting the dishes in an equally delightful room they call failure. Oh so many rooms yet to partake. Definitely I will come back if invited again."
Life is a magnificent palace, whose banquet dishes are prepared by the best of chefs. If one only taste sweet dishes that sweetness will never be appreciated unless one has tasted also the dishes in the room called bitterness or sour. Yes? Without darkness, how can one appreciates the beauty of light? Each room compliments the others in order for the experience to be whole and fulfilling. Would we have wanted it otherwise? It wouldn't be a complete experience anymore, would it? Such is the beauty of life
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Sunny Paris
Translated: Sunny Paris
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to worship
show reverence and adoration for (a deity).
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a worship
the feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a deity.
"worship of the Mother Goddess"
synonyms: reverence, revering, worshipping, veneration, venerating, adoration, adoring
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Cook is doing what very few ever manage. Keep winning at the top.
Translated: Cook is doing what very few ever manage. Keep winning at the top.
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I thought to myself
Translated: I thought to myself
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the inverse relationship between interest rates and bond prices seems somewhat illogical, but upon closer examination, it makes sense.
Translated: the inverse relationship between interest rates and bond prices seems somewhat illogical, but upon closer examination, it makes sense.
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An easy way to grasp why bond prices move opposite to interest rates is to consider
Translated: An easy way to grasp why bond prices move opposite to interest rates is to consider
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Let's disregard
ne tenir aucun compte de
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Every car has some flaws
Translated: Every car has some flaws
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I just wanted to give you few downsides
Translated: I just wanted to give you few downsides
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brewery
brasserie
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to walk out
to leave an event such as a meeting or performance because you are angry or disapprove of something:
All the parents walked out (of the meeting) in protest.
to suddenly leave your husband, wife, or partner and end your relationship with them:
He walked out on his wife and two kids.
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by the calendar, i hate this date
to accompany someone out, walking. I'll walk you out. The exit is hard to find. Please let me walk you out so you don't get lost.
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fast asleep
fast asleep - sleeping deeply; "lying fast asleep on the sofa"; "it would be cruel to wake him; he's sound asleep"
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you left that here for me to tidy it up
Translated: you left that here for me to tidy it up
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I though I would have some fun with….
Translated: I though I would have some fun with….
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cushy
facile et bien payé/ j'ai trouvé un boulot peinard
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to marvel
be filled with wonder or astonishment.
"she marvelled at Geoffrey's composure"
synonyms: be amazed, be filled with amazement, be astonished, be surprised, be awed,
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Green power : what is Switzerland’s current position when it comes to renewable energy?
Translated: Green power : what is Switzerland’s current position when it comes to renewable energy?
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We have helped explorers reach the most unfathomable heights of the Himalayas
incapable of being fully explored or understood.
"her grey eyes were dark with some unfathomable emotion"
synonyms: inscrutable, incomprehensible, enigmatic, incalculable
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at an altitude of only 150 feet above sea level
Translated: at an altitude of only 150 feet above sea level
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unbridled
Être libéré de toute contrainte ; être excessif ; effréné, déchaîné : Appétits débridés.
En savoir plus sur
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to cherish
to love, protect, and care for someone or something that is important to you:
Although I cherish my children, I do allow them their independence.
Her most cherished possession is a 1926 letter from F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Freedom of speech is a cherished (= carefully protected) right in this country.
to keep hopes, memories, or ideas in your mind because they are important to you and bring you pleasure:
I cherish the memories of the time we spent together.
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as the calendar clicked toward a new millennium
Translated: as the calendar clicked toward a new millennium
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There's little telling what the next 40 years hold for us.
Translated: There's little telling what the next 40 years hold for us.
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bedrock
qualité essentielle
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fragance
C2 a sweet or pleasant smell:
the delicate fragrance of roses
a liquid that people put on their bodies to make themselves smell pleasant:
a brand new fragrance for men
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you just gotta believe, you gotta have faith
faut just y croire
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You could eat these snakes for days
Translated: You could eat these snakes for days
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I really burnt myself out yesterday
Translated: I really burnt myself out yesterday
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Me coming off the plane
Translated: Me coming off the plane
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just up a notch
niveau un ptit peu au dessus
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prepping for my biggest challenge
Translated: prepping for my biggest challenge
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Get out of my sight
Translated: Get out of my sight
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I daydream a lot
Translated: I daydream a lot
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the come dow of drugs is horrible
Translated: the come dow of drugs is horrible
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buckle your seat belt
Translated: buckle your seat belt
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You kinda breaking out of your shell
Translated: You kinda breaking out of your shell
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She's never seen you up-close
Translated: She's never seen you up-close
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. It appears to be sturdily constructed."
Translated: . It appears to be sturdily constructed."
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I really dig the bag
Translated: I really dig the bag
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Sex appeal that can not be rivaled
Translated: Sex appeal that can not be rivaled
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try to get yourself a gun
Translated: try to get yourself a gun
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try to eat before working, that would be my pitch
Translated: try to eat before working, that would be my pitch
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You see what i've done here ?!
Translated: You see what i've done here ?!
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I love coming back to detroit
Translated: I love coming back to detroit
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We want detroit to treat you well
Translated: We want detroit to treat you well
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If it's good weed, then the film does perform
Translated: If it's good weed, then the film does perform
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Have you forgotten
Translated: Have you forgotten
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hold tight
wait, keep yo azz right daar imma rite be back.
hold tight somebody callin me
Translated: hold tight
wait, keep yo azz right daar imma rite be back.
hold tight somebody callin me
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Used when someone wants to make a pun more clear.
If nobody drowns at the lake, everything will go along swimmingly. Pun intended.
Added after a pun, a play on words mostly for a comic reception. Usually someone adds 'pun intended' when the pun isn't so clear, or to emphasize the pun.
Usually in brackets: (pun intended)
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to reciprocate
respond to (a gesture or action) by making a corresponding one.
"the favour was reciprocated"
synonyms: do the same (in return), respond in kind, return the favour;
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Things haven't got as we wanted them to
Translated: Things haven't got as we wanted them to
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thats depression...hits you in cycles.
Translated: thats depression...hits you in cycles.
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The world is so complex, that science is yet to explain
Translated: The world is so complex, that science is yet to explain
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to shine a ray of hope
soupson d'espoir
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do not summon me on such short notice
Translated: do not summon me on such short notice
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stay on your toes
Fig. alert. (*Typically: be ~; keep ~; keep one ~; stay ~.) You have to be on your toes if you want to be in this business. I have to stay on my toes to keep from getting fired.
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Does ramen work for you
Translated: Does ramen work for you
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Don't move I will lift the curse now
Translated: Don't move I will lift the curse now
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There is no need to rush into things
Translated: There is no need to rush into things
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Let's not dwell on the past
Translated: Let's not dwell on the past
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putting on muscle
Translated: putting on muscle
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in order to accpet hapinesss, you must set your heart free
Translated: in order to accpet hapinesss, you must set your heart free
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You're missing out on life
Translated: You're missing out on life
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, it suits my needs as a college student perfectly."
Translated: , it suits my needs as a college student perfectly."
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looking into returning it
Translated: looking into returning it
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she's gonna go off on me
get crazy at someone/ To lose one's temper; attack someone:
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sleepover
a night spent by children or young people at a friend's house.
"it's Gretchen's birthday next week and she's having a sleepover"
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ptu your offer up on ebay
Translated: ptu your offer up on ebay
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stagger
astonish or deeply shock.
"I was staggered to find it was six o'clock"
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late pace of ricciardo was staggering
Translated: late pace of ricciardo was staggering
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you don't cry, you can't even by moved by it
coccinelle
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ladybug
Translated: ladybug
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if you dont look beneath the surface
Translated: if you dont look beneath the surface
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if anything, it's just a little quite here
on peut-être dire que
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yeah a lot of highs and lows
Translated: yeah a lot of highs and lows
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a seconde bomb was found, one that was not detonated (debt nèded)
Translated: a seconde bomb was found, one that was not detonated (debt nèded)
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to detonate
Translated: to detonate
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I just know the end result
Translated: I just know the end result
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Does it affect the way you see things
Translated: Does it affect the way you see things
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void
not valid or legally binding
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to endanger
put (someone or something) at risk or in danger.
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slippers, eyeshades
Translated: slippers, eyeshades
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On what grounds
It means, What are you basing your information on? Or, how did you draw this conclusion?
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Don't sweat the small stuff.
something that you say in order to tell someone not to worry about things that are not important Don't sweat the small stuff, Sam. It's just office gossip - no one takes it seriously.
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That doesn't feel right
Translated: That doesn't feel right
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please dont twist my words
Translated: please dont twist my words
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cold shoulder
Translated: cold shoulder
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we still live largely at the mercy of the weather
Translated: we still live largely at the mercy of the weather
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Until recently
Translated: Until recently
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être plutôt proactive que réactive
Translated: être plutôt proactive que réactive
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dont quote me on this, that's what i heard on the street
Translated: dont quote me on this, that's what i heard on the street
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Are you fucking loosing me or what
me perdre dans mon analyse
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You think that you can filled that void for me
Translated: You think that you can filled that void for me
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shallow
not exhibiting, requiring, or capable of serious thought.
"a shallow analysis of contemporary society"
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not only is there
Translated: not only is there
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murky
obscure or morally questionable.
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at the dawn of human society
Translated: at the dawn of human society
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don't jump the guns
to start before the starting signal. (Originally used in sports contests that are started by firing a gun.) We all had to start the race again because Jane jumped the gun. When we took the test, Tom jumped the gun and started early.
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You are advised to start choosing your teams immediately
Translated:
You are advised to start choosing your teams immediately
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Even a Lad can shed a tear for this, guys. Pure happiness
Translated: Even a Lad can shed a tear for this, guys. Pure happiness
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The game unfolds in 8 rounds
Translated: The game unfolds in 8 rounds
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The schedule of deadlines is in the syllabus, and is reported here for convenience:
raison pratique
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He sounds exactly like me from a personality/psychology standpoint.
Translated: He sounds exactly like me from a personality/psychology standpoint.
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that speaks volume
Translated: that speaks volume
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which underpin
qui supporte
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That's how this video came to be (a success)
Translated: That's how this video came to be (a success)
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I've been traveling left right and center
if something bad is happening left, right and centre, it is happening in a lot of places or to a lot of people They were firing at people left, right and centre. The Postal Service has been losing customers left and right these past couple of years.
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to peg back
to control something such as prices or salaries so that they do not increase above a particular level
Government measures to peg back inflation have caused a recession.
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up to now
Translated: up to now
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to demonstrate something to someone
to show someone how something works. Would you please demonstrate this DVD player to me? I may want to buy it. The new products were demonstrated to the board of directors in advance.
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compliant
used to describe something that obeys a particular rule or law:
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ciment plant
usine de ciment
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You can finish your letter by "Warmly" if it someone that you know quite well
Translated: You can finish your letter by "Warmly" if it someone that you know quite well
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Greetings James
A wayto say hello politely
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Please advise if you have a reliable, competent and well capacitated strategic partner that might be considered in this regard.
Warmly.
Translated: Please advise if you have a reliable, competent and well capacitated strategic partner that might be considered in this regard.
Warmly.
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why did you have to wait so long before raising this point
Translated: why did you have to wait so long before raising this point
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We wanted something that was striking
striking=qui flash
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throwback
a reversion to an earlier ancestral characteristic.
"the eyes could be an ancestral throwback"
a person or thing having the characteristics of a former time.
"a lot of his work is a throwback to the fifties"
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It's kinda of a throwback to our situation in HK where you were not allowed to film
Translated: It's kinda of a throwback to our situation in HK where you were not allowed to film
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overbearing
unpleasantly overpowering./unpleasantly overpowering.
"an overbearing, ill-tempered brute"
synonyms: domineering, dominating, autocratic,
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all im saying
Translated: all im saying
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to come on (C1 level)
The heating comes on at six in the morning./to start to happen or work:
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to overwrite
If you overwrite a computer file, you replace it with a different one.
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if anything it means that she is definetly my daughter
Translated: if anything it means that she is definetly my daughter
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my little daughter is just off the chain
Out of control, wild fun. Just like when your pitbull gets off the chain in the back yard and tears through the neighborhood.
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How are you doing ? Doing well thank you
Translated: How are you doing ? Doing well thank you
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ohhh that's a bummer
a disappointing or unpleasant situation or experience.
"the team's relegation is a real bummer"
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to come to term with
to begin to accept and deal with something difficult or unpleasant She's never really come to terms with her son's death. It's very hard coming to terms with the fact that you'll never have children.
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You've got anything you wanna say bitch ? No man you pretty much cover it
Translated: You've got anything you wanna say bitch ? No man you pretty much cover it
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Trump is not gonna shy away from saying outloud the past of clinton
Translated: Trump is not gonna shy away from saying outloud the past of clinton
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to cash in
take advantage of or exploit (a situation).
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youtuber cash in
Translated: youtuber cash in
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once-over
a rapid search or inspection.
"some doctor came and gave us a once-over"
a piece of work that is done quickly.
"give the floor a quick once-over with a broom"
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to be entitle to withdraw any excess balance
Translated: to be entitle to withdraw any excess balance
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it was mob's meager attempt to resist toward himself
Translated: it was mob's meager attempt to resist toward himself
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from the get go
From the gate also known as from the beginning
But he was talking that from the get-go
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I can make do
Translated: I can make do
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which is great new in my book
used when giving your strong opinion about something
He’s the greatest athlete of all time, in my book.
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It's wonderful just what happen in my lifetime
Translated: It's wonderful just what happen in my lifetime
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his curiostiy and humour really stood out
Translated: his curiostiy and humour really stood out
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Dont sleep walk through life.
Translated: Dont sleep walk through life.
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Goat
greatest of all time
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hence their anger
d'où leur colère
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hence my surprise
de là mon étonnement
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put that question to bed
Translated: put that question to bed
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in the can
If a film is in the can, filming has finished and it is ready to be prepared for showing to the public.
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give the man a cigar
congratualition
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to who
a qui ?
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i nearly teared up
to get tears in your eyes, so that you almost start to cry, because you are experiencing strong emotion:
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cut to the chase
to focus on what is important; to abandon the preliminaries and deal with the major points. All right, let's stop the idle chatter and cut to the chase. After a few introductory comments, we cut to the chase and began negotiating.
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Which one lives ? Which ever one that you feed
Translated: Which one lives ? Which ever one that you feed
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to be in on something
to take part in something that is being planned or discussed
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for the service of the many not only for the profit of the few.
Translated: for the service of the many not only for the profit of the few.
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little does she know
Translated: little does she know
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to beef
To fight or Scrap with another person.
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to beef
complain -> informal: "he was beefing about how the recession was killing the business"
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What's their beef with that ?
Ce quoi leur problem avec ca
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so on and so forth
Translated: so on and so forth
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without further ado
without further talk:
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Listen to me, try to catch what I am saying here
Translated: Listen to me, try to catch what I am saying here
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let me go up and see what she is about
Translated: let me go up and see what she is about
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to live up to
to fulfil (expectations).
"the food more than lived up to Luke's predictions"
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put on your seatbelt
Translated: put on your seatbelt
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spark
first small event or problem that causes a much worse situation to develop:
That small incident was the spark that set off the street riots:
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to spark
to cause the start of something, especially an argument or fighting:
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It's good thing to sprak the attraction of the girl
Translated: It's good thing to sprak the attraction of the girl
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and vanished into thin air
to disappear without leaving a trace.
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that's what this whole shit is based upon
Translated: that's what this whole shit is based upon
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cascade (caskéde) of positive emotion
Translated: cascade (caskéde) of positive emotion
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If it has nothing to do with that, then we need to dismissed that
reat as unworthy of serious consideration.
"it would be easy to dismiss him as all brawn and no brain"
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I am sorta not thinking about it somehow
Translated: I am sorta not thinking about it somehow
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grumpy
bad-tempered and sulky:
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sulky
morose, bad-tempered, and resentful; refusing to be cooperative or cheerful:
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to throw someone off
to interrupt and confuse someone; to mislead someone. The interruption threw me off, and I lost my place in the speech. Little noises throw me off. Please try to be quiet. Your comment threw me off:
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I want to get to the skeleton in the closet as soon as possible
Secrets and several other past memories that you prefer not to talk about with anyone else. This can range from one-night stands to betraying a best friend to as much as killing someone. However, "skeletal" moments don't just have to do with only dark pasts. It can also be about embarrassing moments you've had that you simply feel too awful to speak of.
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the dull side of the knick is not good, use the sharpe side of the kinefe
Translated: the dull side of the knick is not good, use the sharpe side of the kinefe
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I beg to differ
Translated: I beg to differ
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to snooze (informal)
to sleep lightly for a short while:
The dog's snoozing in front of the fire:
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the bank systme was straight up comatose(adj)
extremely lethargic or sleepy:
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he's got the chop
to get the chop
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to get the chop
if a person gets the chop, they lose their job
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to run the risk of doing sth
to do something although something bad might happen because of it:
If you tell him the truth, you run the risk of hurting his feelings:
365
let's crack into it
When you don't like/hate your significant other and want to break their heart cause you don't want to be with them anymore. This could also be interpreted as ending your relationship with someone. Most relationships end because your significant other is either:
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dumping someone
Translated: dumping someone
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to stomp
The act of throwing someone on the ground and stepping on the very hard over and over again. This is extremely painful. Only do this to people whom you don't like.
Don't get Martin mad, or he'll stomp you.
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you must have the ability to convey your ideas to others.
Translated: you must have the ability to convey your ideas to others.
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nose to the grindstone
(idiomatic, after keep, put, have, hold (one's)) used for form idioms meaning "to work hard, or focus heavily on work." If he'd keep his nose to the grindstone a bit more, he could be a pretty good student:
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clean break
if
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at a moment's notice
almost immediately Everyone was packed and ready to leave at a moment's notice:
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I dont know what I am getting at
je sais pas ou jvais avec ca (cette pensé)
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water tap
robinet
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further down the line
later on
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jerrycan
jerrican
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Mark that down as another impressive day
Translated: Mark that down as another impressive day
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is paved with good intention
Translated: is paved with good intention
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if you know without any shadow of a doubt
Translated: if you know without any shadow of a doubt
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All of this become a drag
to slow down or limit the development of someone or something: She didn't want a husband who would be a drag on her career:
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I could root for him (to root for)
take sides with; align oneself with; show strong sympathy for; "We all rooted for the home team"; "I'm pulling for the underdog"; "Are you siding with the defender of the title?"
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to be on the loose
if a dangerous person or animal is on the loose, they have escaped from prison or a cage and are free
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safe and sound
The phrase "safe and sound" is usually used when we talk about the end of a trip: e.g., We arrived home safe and sound.
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The expression `to live something down’ means to overcome some embarrassing or troublesome problem.
” On Independence Day the Principal made such a terrible speech that he will never be able to live it down.” * “When I was young I was asked to present a bouquet of flowers to the principal. Unfortunately, as I was approaching her, I tripped and fell. It was so embarrassing. I have never lived the incident down.”
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sloppy thinking
It means unstructured or careless or non-rigorous thinking.
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to entitle
give (someone) a legal right or a just claim to receive or do something.
"employees are normally entitled to redundancy pay"
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to lay groundwork
to do what is necessary before an event or process can begin
We’re busy laying the groundwork for another campaign.
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to abide
"he expected everybody to abide by the rules"
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stiff
not easily bent or changed in shape; rigid.
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laggard (noun or adj)
slower than desired or expected.
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I think you're getting the gist
essence/ main pts
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with a grain of salt
Translated: with a grain of salt
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every now and again/then
sometimes, but not very often:
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let's cut to the chase man
to focus on what is important; to abandon the preliminaries and deal with the major points.
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My dream back then was just to put food on the table
Translated: My dream back then was just to put food on the table
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to fast forward
If you fast-forward a recording, or if it fast-forwards, you make it play at very high speed so that you get to the end or a later part more quickly:
I hate this song - I'll fast-forward to the next one.
The tape jammed while I was fast-forwarding it.
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pain, pains(plurial)
Translated: pain, pains(plurial)
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that kinda threw me off
disconcert, unsettle, faze
I lost my first serve in the first set; it threw me off a bit. //// disturb
If something disturbs you, it makes you feel upset or worried.
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My faaaather
that's how you pronounce it
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LET ME OUT OF THIS THING
Translated: LET ME OUT OF THIS THING
400
to crack into this
to start it
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to budge
make or cause to make the slightest movement.
"the queue in the bank hasn't budged"
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take the burden off of our shoulder
Translated: take the burden off of our shoulder
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dream on
used as an ironic comment on the unlikely nature of a plan or aspiration.
"Dean thinks he's going to get the job. Dream on, Babe"
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I had to see through people's bullshit
Translated: I had to see through people's bullshit
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whatever gets you off - (escort girl)
Translated: whatever gets you off - (escort girl)
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to cut it
to be sufficient or adequate for a task, or generally.
"That excuse is not going to cut it."
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it's an idea which i was fascinated by
Translated: it's an idea which i was fascinated by
408
She's gone off on holiday with Tony.
to go off
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I need a way of breaking up the flash back
Translated: I need a way of breaking up the flash back
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grainy
If photographs are grainy, they are not clear because the many black and white or coloured dots that make up the image can be seen.
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grab
a sudden attempt to hold, get, or take something:
The two children both made a grab for the same cake.
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in the white and black secenes they sound a bit like interview grabs
Translated: in the white and black secenes they sound a bit like interview grabs
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As the movie progresses ..
Translated: As the movie progresses ..
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towards the end of the film
Translated: towards the end of the film
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the bulk of the film
the greater part of something.
"the bulk of the traffic had passed"
synonyms: majority, greater quantity/number, larger part/number, best/better part, main part, major part; More
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to disbelieve
be unable to believe.
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cliffhanger
that ends in suspense.
the episode ended with a cliffhanger.
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we're explaining how this situation has been arrived and that's the rythme of the film over the entire course of the movie
Translated: we're explaining how this situation has been arrived and that's the rythme of the film over the entire course of the movie
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one step forward two steps back
Translated: one step forward two steps back
420
midway through the film where we begin to do that
Translated: midway through the film where we begin to do that
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to hammer home
Fig. to try extremely hard to make someone understand or realize something. The boss hopes to hammer the firm's poor financial position home to the staff. I tried to hammer home to Anne the fact that she would have to get a job.
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hammer home something also hammer something home
to keep repeating an idea or opinion so it is understood Politicians seem to think voters won't understand even a simple message unless it is hammered home in speech after speech.
Translated: hammer home something also hammer something home
to keep repeating an idea or opinion so it is understood Politicians seem to think voters won't understand even a simple message unless it is hammered home in speech after speech.
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to be left out
to be sad because other people are doing something without you:
The older children had gone upstairs to play and she felt left out.
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that's so comical
Translated: that's so comical
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the floor is yours
to surprise someone He's used to being interviewed and it seems that no question catches him off guard.
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great fucking idea
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in decades
Translated: in decades
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death spiral
Used in reference to a rapidly worsening situation, typically one that ends in disaster.
‘when demand dipped, it sent a lot of vineyards into a death spiral’
‘his career is in a death spiral’
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to broker
arrange or negotiate (an agreement).
"fighting continued despite attempts to broker a ceasefire"
synonyms: arrange, organize, orchestrate, work out, thrash out, hammer out, settle, clinch, contract, pull off, bring off/about; More
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worst financial crisis in modern time
Translated: worst financial crisis in modern time
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mbs mutated
Translated: mbs mutated
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throughout the whole nation.
"a nationwide hunt"
nationwide
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the housing market collapsed nationwide
Translated: the housing market collapsed nationwide
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extremely recognizable
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identifier
a person or thing that identifies someone or something.
"the new NHS number is to be known as the ‘unique patient identifier’"
2.
a person who identifies with something or someone.
"Labour identifiers and left-wingers"
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hallmark
a typical characteristic or feature of a person or thing:
Simplicity is a hallmark of this design.
This explosion bears/has all the hallmarks of (= is likely to have been) a terrorist attack.
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it separeted me from people
Translated: it separeted me from people
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Even when I try to compliment someone it comes out wrong
Translated: Even when I try to compliment someone it comes out wrong
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I am madder and madder
de plus en plus fou
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How can you sleep at night knowing that you are ripping off working people
Translated: How can you sleep at night knowing that you are ripping off working people
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he just walked out of the lunch, who does that ?
Translated: he just walked out of the lunch, who does that ?
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this douchebag just left me hanging
Translated: this douchebag just left me hanging
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We have talked about this numerous times, you can't come in late and hijack the entire session
steve carel comes in and interrupt the whole session, talking about what happend to him this morning
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How long can that last ?
Translated: How long can that last ?
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He's looking for inconsistencies in the word of god - has he found any ?
Translated: He's looking for inconsistencies in the word of god - has he found any ?
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let me put it this way
Translated: let me put it this way
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goverment, banker, you're saying that they are all asleep at the wheel ? (not seeing the crisis coming)
Translated: goverment, banker, you're saying that they are all asleep at the wheel ? (not seeing the crisis coming)
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would you relax please ?
Translated: would you relax please ?
