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to have a good relationship commencer à apprendre
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a characteristic or feature of someone or something commencer à apprendre
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a typical or noticeable quality of someone or something commencer à apprendre
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to have an influence on someone or something commencer à apprendre
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Someone who only thinks of their own advantage commencer à apprendre
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a young person who is developing into an adult commencer à apprendre
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someone or something you can trust or have confidence commencer à apprendre
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I noticed a policeman standing nearby.
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Sales have been falling off recently.
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In adolescence, friendships with the same sex take on (acquire) great importance.
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keep to, keep to certain rules
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keep up close relationship with your friends
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build up, people develop (build up) new friendships less easly.
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A child is ulikely to sacrifice (give up) anything for a friend.
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when two people meet each other commencer à apprendre
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to start a romantic or sexual relationship commencer à apprendre
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Those two should get together. They have a lot in common.
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to begin to be in control of your life, emotions etc. commencer à apprendre
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She needs a bit of time to get herself together.
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suggesting something without saying it directly commencer à apprendre
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Something what can be done if it is really necessary, but it will be difficult, not perfect, or not what you would really like commencer à apprendre
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at a pinch (GB), in a pinch (US) I need Ł2000 to set up the business, but I suppose Ł1500 would do at a pinch.
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to entertain someone with stories, jokes, etc, commencer à apprendre
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We regale them confidently with our troubles and triumphs.
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to tell someone your secret feelings and worries, usually because you feel a strong need to talk about them commencer à apprendre
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I'd only met him once, and here he was, pouring out his heart to me.
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to make something known publicly, or to show something that was hidden commencer à apprendre
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Several companies have disclosed profits of over Ł200 million.
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All the facts or very specifically detailed, in reference to sources of information commencer à apprendre
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I can't quote you chapter and verse but I think it's a line from 'Macbeth'
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not wanted, approved of or popular commencer à apprendre
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close friendship or sexual relationship with someone commencer à apprendre
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things which are said or done only by people who have a close relationship with each other commencer à apprendre
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unable to leave somewhere because of an inconvenience such as a lack of something commencer à apprendre
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to feel stranded, left somebody stranded
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to improve the quality of something by adding something else commencer à apprendre
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I reckon it's going to rain.
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Angela quickly reckoned the amount on her fingers.
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easily annoyed by someone's mistakes or because you have to wait commencer à apprendre
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He's a good teacher, but inclined to be a bit impatient with slow learners.
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wanting something to happen as soon as possible commencer à apprendre
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to successfully accept or bear something which is unpleasant or difficult commencer à apprendre
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to put someone or something into competition against someone or something. commencer à apprendre
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set someone or something up against someone or something
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to do something in a determined way commencer à apprendre
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in a way that is not firmly fixed commencer à apprendre
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He is arguably the world's best football player.
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behaviour in which two people or groups of people give each other help and advantages commencer à apprendre
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a part which combines with other parts to form a whole story, subject or situation. commencer à apprendre
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There are so many different strands to the plot that it's quite hard to follow.
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empty, having a hole or empty space inside commencer à apprendre
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Hollow blocks are used because they are lighter
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to cause a person or animal to suffer commencer à apprendre
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This emptiness was tormenting in itself.
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cost (somebody) an arm and a leg These opera tickets cost us an arm and a leg!
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rapidly; by large movements forward. commencer à apprendre
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The profits of my company are increasing by leaps and bounds.
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