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kill two birds with one stone commencer à apprendre
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produce two useful results by just doing one acrion
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in an extremely short time
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something which people argue and disagree over
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crude and lacking sophistication
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relaxed, in control, not nervous
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to cut a long story short commencer à apprendre
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to tell the main points but not all the fine detail
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get a (real) kick out of sth commencer à apprendre
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very much enjoy doing sth
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do sth because it's exciting, usually sth dangerous
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be very happy and excited about sth that has happened
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be floating/walking on air commencer à apprendre
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be very happy about sth good
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sth makes you feel very happy
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Feeling pleasure and happiness (She was thrilled to bits with her present.)
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extremely happy (She was feeling on top of the world.)
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to be extremely happy and excited ("Was Helen pleased about getting that job?" "Pleased? She was on cloud nine!")
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to be very pleased: (She was over the moon about/with her new bike.)
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extremely happy (Since they got married, they’re in seventh heaven.)
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in an unhappy mood: (Peter overslept this morning and has been out of sorts all day.)
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unhappy: She's a bit down in the dumps because she failed one of her exams.
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robić dobrą minę do złej gry
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being jealous about sth you can’t have
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stop an occasion from being enjoyable
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trying to keep things in order
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go off the deep =blow a fuse commencer à apprendre
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to get very angry about something or lose control of yourself
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give someone an earful = give someone a piece of your mind commencer à apprendre
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tell someone how angry you ar ewith them
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drive someone up the wall commencer à apprendre
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rubbed him up the wrong way commencer à apprendre
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bored, annoyed, or disappointed, especially by something that you have experienced for too long: fed up with I'm fed up with my job.
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to have suffered because of someone or something and to be no longer able to bear him, her, or it: I've had it up to here with you - get out!
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to become very angry or worried, often shouting a lot: She'll throw a fit when she sees the mess you've made.
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go off the deep end =go spare commencer à apprendre
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you want to catch them in order to hurt or punish them. to be very angry with someone and threatening to harm them
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you are determined to find someone to attack the. or blame for sth bad that has happened
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drive/send someoen round the bend/twist commencer à apprendre
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get/put sm up the wrong way commencer à apprendre
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ruffle someone's feathers commencer à apprendre
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put/send the cat among the pigeons commencer à apprendre
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do or say sth that makes a lot of people angry or worried
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be so angry with each other that they refuse to speak to each other
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has a very good knowlegde of it
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has a familiar ring to it commencer à apprendre
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(you know) I have vague memomry of someone with tha tname but can't remember exactly
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don't have the faintest idea commencer à apprendre
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don't have the foggiest (idea) commencer à apprendre
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I absolutely don't know at all
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i can't for the life of me commencer à apprendre
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I used to know about them but don't know the latest developments
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got (hold of) the wrong end of the stick commencer à apprendre
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to not understand a situation correctly
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put it down to experience commencer à apprendre
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sth bad has happened but you decided to learn from it instead of being upset by it
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yoh don't know your position is or what your situation is with someone and it's worrying
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sth happens or sm says sth that makes you think very seriously about it
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someone finally becomes aware of a fact
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set/put the record straight commencer à apprendre
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you tell the truth facts to sm who has beleived a diffrent set of facts up to that moment
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heard it on/through the grapevine commencer à apprendre
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heard it from sm who heard it from sm else
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sth you have imagined which is not true
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forgotten a central important fact or truth about sth
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what I can not understand
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has a very good effect on a situation or a thing
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works/goes/runs like a dream commencer à apprendre
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works immidiately and very well
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goes from strength to strength commencer à apprendre
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is the be all-and-end-all (of sth) commencer à apprendre
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is the msot important thing
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is/turns out to be a blessing in disguise commencer à apprendre
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has a good effect even tho at first it seemed it would be bad
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sm/sth is a victim of their own success commencer à apprendre
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their/its success has negative effects as well as or instead of positive ones
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someone doesn't have the ghost of a chance commencer à apprendre
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they have no chance at all
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sm/lsth gives up the ghost commencer à apprendre
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they/it stops working or they stop trying to succed bc they know they will not
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