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a hump/obstacle built onto a road, so as to force people to obey the speed limit in a given area
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a day in which a woman's emotions and behaviour are negatively affected by her dreadful/sorry-looking hair
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to be in someone's black books commencer à apprendre
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having incurred someone's anger or disapproval; disgraced or in trouble
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neighbours arguing over various things associated with their houses or gardens
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to be still wet behind the ears commencer à apprendre
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to avoid committing oneself to either side in a dispute, or be unwilling to make a decision
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to work very hard, but just making enough money to live on
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strands of hair that have been twisted into spiral shapes
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being physically and mentally exhausted due to stress and pressure at work
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to have a monotonous life with no direction, energy etc, from which it is difficult to escape
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engineers, scientists and computer animators etc who make crucial contributions to important projects/films, but are not in the public eye
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to have an easy, comfortable life
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not conforming to one's taste
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to be infatuated with someone
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early morning TV programmes, with the news, weather and special guests etc - in Britain beginning at 6.00
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to get on with the job, without slacking
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repeatedly and annoyingly make demands on someone
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swimming or bathing naked, usually in a lake, or perhaps at the seaside (not at a public swimming pool!)
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very well behaved, especially a child who has been looked after by relatives or friends
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