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to make sth known
Sheila had to break the news to her parents that she had decided to study abroad for a year. |
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to be very expensive
at this of the year getting engaged is cost an arm and leg |
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the highest end of a price range, a lot of money
could you believe it he paid top dollar for only this pencil?
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accept a difficult reality
let's face it the feedback ı got is not enough to pass this questions |
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a failure
ı have tried so many times but in the end ı always flop |
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go back to the drawing board |
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to start again from the beginning
you know ı made mistakes in my homework so the teacher told me off and ı went back to the drawing board |
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to fire someone
we have worked for 2 years with you but we are not pleased with you these days so ı need to give you the ax |
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being very intelligent
she always does her best to improve she always obeys the rules we give so I can depict her as sharp as a tack |
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to discuss
you know what gave me the creeps so at home we're going to talk about this issue with you. Mike |
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despite everything, when everything has been considered
yeah we are in the middle of the nonsense but after all, ı can manage and ı can change his mind be calm, please |
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There is no reason to because it is not worth it.
You have told us why you haven't decided, but please end this conversation because there is no point in trying to convince us |
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to reach a decision to decide
Could you please leave me alone? I need to make up my mind before giving a speech to other members |
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anyway, the good thing is that
Yeah, I know many of our valuable things got stolen, but at least we have many in our bank account. |
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enduring somebody without complaint
I know you hate him You don't approve his behavior, but you need to put up with his vague behavior because we need him for issues |
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a job won't lead to anything else
You have been in a dead-end job for many years, and it doesn't improve your abilities. You need to begin something that will flourish you and your mind. |
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to become very angry
When he realized we didn't do the chores, he first told us off, and normally he loses his temper. and he fired us |
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make somebody horrified about anything Make somebody feel unsafe.
At the first stage of the novel, the ghost story gave me the creeps; it was about a dead body found in the forest. |
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