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something that can be developed or changed in many different ways
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someone or something that is new, interesting, and exciting
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used for telling someone that you do not believe what they have just said
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an attempt or guess that is not likely to be successful but that is worth trying
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someone or something that you are very pleased to see
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a thing that slowly develops into something interesting or powerful
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a weak feature of someone or something that is otherwise strong, which makes them open to attack or failure
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to accept that someone else does not have the same opinion as you and agree not to argue about it any more
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completely dead or not working
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as far as anyone can tell 学び始める
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used for saying what you think is true when you think that there may be facts that you or others do not know
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at the most modern and advanced point in the development of something
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be barking up the wrong tree 学び始める
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to be doing something that will not get the result that you want
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to be caught doing something wrong
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to be always talking about yourself or your achievements in a way that annoys other people
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to be having a lot of success or good luck
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to not belong to a group that has information and makes decisions about something
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be stuck between a rock and a hard place 学び始める
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to be in a position in which you have to choose between two things that are not good
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to be something that provides your main income
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bear no resemblance to (someone / something) 学び始める
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to look completely different to someone or something
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to spend a long time getting to the main point of what you are saying, often because it is embarrassing
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used when you are telling someone something that you do not want anyone else to know about
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to surprise someone by being very beautiful, impressive, unexpected, etc
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to change a situation completely, or to do something in a completely new way
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correctly, following all the rules or systems for doing something in a strict way
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to understand the basic meaning that someone is trying to express
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if something catches your eye, you suddenly notice it
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a set of problems that is impossible to escape from because each problem must be solved first before you can solve any of the others
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to discuss a problem or difficult situation with someone in order to make it better
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an exciting end to part of a book or television programme that makes you want to read or watch the next part
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a rare or valuable object that collectors want to own
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to stop being shy and begin to confidently show your real character and feelings
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someone who likes to do the same thing at the same time every day
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a situation in which no further progress is possible
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used when you want to make sure that someone understands your comments correctly, especially when you are criticizing something
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used for referring to a situation in which you become so interested in something that you cannot stop trying to find out about it or doing it
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draw the line at (something) 学び始める
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to say that you will definitely not allow or accept something
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to have less money than you need
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to find something that people can agree about, especially when they disagree about other things
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for an extremely small amount of time
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freelance work is done by a person who is not permanently employed by a particular company but who sells their services to more than one company
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from the beginning again, not using all the work done before
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get (something) down to a fine art 学び始める
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to become very good at doing something, especially something difficult
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get (something) off your chest 学び始める
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to talk to someone about something that has been worrying you, so that you feel better about it
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get off on the wrong foot 学び始める
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to immediately establish a bad relationship with someone when you first meet them or first start working with them
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get the wrong end of the stick 学び始める
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to understand something completely incorrectly
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if two people get their wires crossed, they become confused because they each think that the other one is talking about something else
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give (someone) the creeps 学び始める
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to make someone feel nervous or frightened
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give (someone) the upper hand 学び始める
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to give someone control or an advantage over a person or situation
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go back to the drawing board 学び始める
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to try to think of a completely new idea because the one that you tried before was not successful
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to do something for a long time without achieving any results because you always return to the same problem that you cannot solve
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someone who is determined to succeed and who works hard to achieve this
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a situation in which the rules are not clear, or in which you are not sure what is right or wrong
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have a chip on your shoulder 学び始める
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to be likely to become angry or offended very easily, especially about something that other people think should not upset you
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to have an advantage over other people in the same situation as you, especially in a competition
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no longer believed to be guilty of something bad or illegal
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being planned or prepared in order to happen or be available soon
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not calculated exactly, but within a similar general range
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used for saying that you didn’t know about something, especially when you are annoyed about it
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