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A tough choice between two bad options.
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Small problem or unexpected delay.
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Delay or obstacle that hinders progress.
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Minor error or malfunction.
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Potential obstacle or hidden difficulty.
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Something that blocks progress.
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obstruction or hindrance.
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Difficult or painful experience.
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Extremely difficult and tiring.
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Complicated, full of twists.
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Intentionally causing delays or blocks.
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What’s eating him? / What’s bugging him? commencer à apprendre
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The hassle of doing something commencer à apprendre
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The annoying effort it takes.
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To slog your guts out, to grind, to graft, to flog yourself to death commencer à apprendre
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Work very hard, often to exhaustion.
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In a fix, in a spot, in a hole commencer à apprendre
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In a difficult situation.
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Up against it, up to one’s neck commencer à apprendre
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Off the hook, in the clear, out of the wood(s) commencer à apprendre
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Very unpleasant or annoying.
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Meet or come across, usually unexpectedly.
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Dismiss someone as unimportant.
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Create opinions that stick over time.
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Guess someone’s personality based on behavior.
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Change your impressions in light of new information commencer à apprendre
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Adjust your view as you learn more.
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Actions against moral values, seen as revealing of character.
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When your viewpoint changes due to new perspectives.
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Something weighted more heavily commencer à apprendre
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Something that carries more influence or importance.
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You decide to go with your first impression commencer à apprendre
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Trust your initial judgment.
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The comparative rarity of something commencer à apprendre
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How uncommon something is in comparison.
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Instant attraction to someone.
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Fall head over heels in love commencer à apprendre
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Be exclusively interested in one person.
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Close but non-romantic friendship.
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Have intense but short-lived passion for someone.
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Be completely in love, often foolishly.
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Instantly get along well.
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Perfectly matched, deeply connected.
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Partner or friend for life.
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A man/woman after one’s own heart commencer à apprendre
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Someone who shares your values/interests.
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Get along extremely well.
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Bosom friends/buddies/pals commencer à apprendre
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Always together, super close.
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People who are very alike in spirit or mind.
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Couple who complement each other well.
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Connections within a family.
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Have a soft spot or affection.
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Something intense or dramatic falling apart.
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Go to someone for support.
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Date multiple people casually.
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Be surrounded by something (often attention or options).
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Live together without being married.
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A happy, unexpected event or discovery.
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An avid sth (e.g., golfer) commencer à apprendre
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Very enthusiastic about a particular activity.
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Influence from people around you.
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Meet someone unexpectedly.
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Based on or dependent on something.
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Person who arranges relationships.
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Present yourself attractively.
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Fancy, upscale restaurant.
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Conversation is taking flight commencer à apprendre
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Talk is becoming exciting and engaging.
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Focus on surface or appearance, not depth.
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Manage or deal with something.
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Something that ends a relationship or plan.
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Pretending to be someone else online.
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Simplify something, usually too much.
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Be friendly and easy to talk to.
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Reveal a bit of your body for style or attraction.
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Causes slow damage or stress over time.
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Basic supplies for production, like farm animals.
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Spot where something can grow and spread.
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Little single-cell guys—one’s called a bacterium, but bacteria when there’s a bunch.
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animal able feel or sense things.
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Making stuff with biology, like lab-grown materials.
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Air tube in the throat, structure carrying blood through he tissues and organs.
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Using resources responsibly to protect the environment.
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Having length and width, but no depth; flat.
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Starter thing leading to more complex stuff.
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A little sample of tissue taken for testing.
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Gently persuade or encourage.
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Basic piece or part of something.
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Clear, see-through vs. blocked, not see-through.
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How easy air moves through it.
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Super modern and advanced.
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Brainpower to think, learn, and understand.
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Junk food, home-cooked food commencer à apprendre
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Not-so-healthy snacks vs. made-at-home goodness.
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Food packed with nutrients.
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Fresh produce, organic food commencer à apprendre
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Fresh fruits and veggies, grown naturally,
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Ready meals, food additives commencer à apprendre
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Pre-made food, extra ingredients for flavor
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Processed foods, GM foods commencer à apprendre
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Modified from natural state, genetically changed foods.
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Perishable foods, food poisoning commencer à apprendre
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Foods that spoil, sickness from bad food.
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A small bite vs. a filling meal.
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Gourmet meal, quick snack commencer à apprendre
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Eat too much before a meal
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Causing strong and opposing opinions or feelings
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treating kindly and gently
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