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To give a false or insincere declaration that one supposedly values, supports, respects, or believes in something. commencer à apprendre
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To continue to inform someone about something so that they have current information. commencer à apprendre
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To be fired from a job or task. commencer à apprendre
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The only remaining option that may help one or be of any use after all other options have been exhausted. commencer à apprendre
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To not make a decision or take a side when presented with two or more options or possibilities. commencer à apprendre
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If you are full of beans, you are very happy and energetic. commencer à apprendre
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To reveal something that was meant to be a secret. commencer à apprendre
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To say something casually and spontaneously, without planning or preparation. (Hyphenated if used as an adjective before a noun.) commencer à apprendre
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To fit very well; to fit snugly commencer à apprendre
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To try to improve one's performance or behavior because it has not been good enough recently. commencer à apprendre
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Exceptionally well or very successfully. Said especially of one'sb performance in a test, examination, competition, or training of some kind. commencer à apprendre
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If you say you wil you will find a way to do it, even if it is difficult or involves dishonest methods. commencer à apprendre
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Someone's pattern of thinking or sequence of ideas; what one was just thinking about commencer à apprendre
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To understand someone or something. Usually used in the negative to convey the opposite. commencer à apprendre
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make head or tail of something
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Completely enamored of someone, typically a new romantic partner. This phrase is sometimes followed by "in love." commencer à apprendre
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To knowingly ignore some wrongdoing. commencer à apprendre
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turn a blind eye (to something)
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To experience negative repercussions for one's actions or words, especially those that one would expect to incur punishment. commencer à apprendre
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Duplicitous; habitually presenting a different version of oneself at different times, especially in the presence of different people. commencer à apprendre
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To hope for good luck or that something will happen. commencer à apprendre
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keep (one's) fingers crossed
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To scorn or poorly treat those on whom you depend or derive benefit. commencer à apprendre
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bite the hand that feeds (you)
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Near physical collapse or death. commencer à apprendre
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Over a relatively long or extended length of time in the future. commencer à apprendre
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To stop oneself from saying something (often something potentially inappropriate, hurtful, or offensive). commencer à apprendre
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Humorous or intended as a joke, though seeming or appearing to be serious. Hyphenated as "tongue in cheek" if udes before a noun. commencer à apprendre
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To reduce, restrict, or limit one's budget; to live more modestly or make financial sacrifices. commencer à apprendre
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In debt. This phrase is often applied to businesses and refers to the traditional bookkeeping practice of writing outgoing funds in red ink (and incoming funds in black). commencer à apprendre
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Something irrelevant that diverts attention away from the main problem or issue. commencer à apprendre
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Official, bureaucratic rules or methods that are typically overly strict, convoluted, or tedious. commencer à apprendre
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For a very long, indefinite amount of time; forever. commencer à apprendre
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In a state of anxious, excited, or nervous anticipation. commencer à apprendre
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This is the final problem, setback, or source of irritation in a series that causes one to finally lose patience or for something to stop working. commencer à apprendre
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his/that is the last straw
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To remain stoic during difficult situations. commencer à apprendre
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To know someone something perfectly. commencer à apprendre
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Know something/someone inside out
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To know something, to be good at something. commencer à apprendre
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Find information that has not been directly posted. commencer à apprendre
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Understand how to do something. commencer à apprendre
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Get the hang of something
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Find the cause of something. commencer à apprendre
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Put your finger on something
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Explain the situation to someone. commencer à apprendre
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Put someone in the picture
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Be well versed in the situation. commencer à apprendre
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Have your ear to the ground
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(Information) from the source, first hand. commencer à apprendre
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To hear news from someone who heard the news from someone else. commencer à apprendre
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Hear something on the grapevine
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If you have information at your fingertips, you can get it and use it very easily. commencer à apprendre
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Unofficially, confidentially. commencer à apprendre
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