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102 Terms

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Have feet of clay

Weakness

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Second helping

A second portion of food.

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Brush sb off

To dismiss someone.

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Fob sb off

To deceive someone with words.

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Hear on the grapevine

To hear something through gossip.

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Demystify

To make something less mysterious.

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Take sth with a grain of salt

Not to take something literally or completely.

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Trendsetting

Leading or creating new trends.

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Tellings-off

Complaints or reprimands.

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Flamboyant

Showy or extravagant.

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Live to a ripe old age

To live a long life.

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Electicism

A philosophy that derives ideas from a mixture of sources.

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Be the salt of the earth

A humble and good person.

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Meet behind closed doors

Secret meeting.

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Cast an eye on

To glance at something.

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(Be) adjacent to

To be in close proximity to something.

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Pay the penalty of

To face punishment for something.

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Do the sights

To sightsee.

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On the dot

Exactly on time.

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Out of sorts

Feeling unwell or unhappy.

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Work miracles

To perform extraordinary tasks.

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Lying through one’s teeth

To lie blatantly.

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A hot spot

A place of high activity.

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Rip sb off

To cheat someone, especially financially.

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Bare necessities

Essential needs.

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Money for old rope

Easy money.

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Stragger

To stumble or walk unsteadily.

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Maneuvering

Cautious handling of a situation.

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Blue-collar

Relating to manual or industrial work.

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Troupe

A group of performers.

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Do oneself in

To commit suicide or harm oneself.

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Drastic

Severe or radical.

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Grievance

A complaint or resentment.

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Taken aback by

Surprised.

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Retaliate

To take revenge.

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Benevolent

Kind-hearted or charitable.

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Big fish in a small pond

An important person in a small group.

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Aligned with

To be connected or related to.

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Put a dent in sth

To make a small improvement.

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Make it

To arrive.

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Prevalent

Widespread.

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Inescapable

Unavoidable.

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Sour the relation

To strain diplomatic ties.

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Bedeck

To adorn or decorate.

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Aspiration

A strong desire for achievement.

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Predispose

To create a tendency toward something.

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Deleterious

Harmful or damaging.

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Intricacy

Complexity or detailed arrangement.

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Pleasantries

Polite conversation.

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Without more ado

Without further delay.

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Conform to

To comply with.

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Condescension

Patronizing attitudes.

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Shoot the breeze

To chat casually.

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Like-minded

Having similar opinions.

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Nondescript

Lacking distinctive features.

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Electrification

The process of providing electric power.

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Bury the hatchet

To make peace.

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Have a flair for sth

Natural talent or skill.

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On one’s hand

To take responsibility.

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Pull one’s finger out

To act quickly.

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Disclose

To reveal or make known.

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Onset

Beginning or start of something.

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The long and short of sth

In summary.

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Thick and thin

Through good times and bad.

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Illegible

Not able to be read.

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Ramble on

To talk at length without focus.

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Put down roots

To establish a long-term residence.

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Get a kick out of (something)

To find something enjoyable.

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Outcast

A person rejected by society.

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Turnover

Revenue in a business context.

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Handouts

Printed materials distributed for free.

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Takeover

To assume control of something.

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Kick off

To start or commence.

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Taper off

To decrease gradually.

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Trudge home

To walk home wearily.

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Hear sth straight from the horse’s mouth

To get information from the source.

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Toe the line

To obey rules.

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Be in one’s bad book

To be disliked by someone.

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Let/make it be known

To inform others.

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Neck of the woods

An area where someone lives.

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Breakout

An escape or sudden increase.

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Outbreak

Sudden occurrence of something, especially bad.

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Gloss over

To treat a matter superficially.

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Crop up

To unexpectedly occur.

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Step down

To resign or retire.

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Fall apart

To break down emotionally or physically.

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Ride out

To endure a difficult situation.

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Phase out

To gradually eliminate.

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Defuse between

To calm down a situation.

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Settle on

To come to a decision after consideration.

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Back down

To withdraw a stance.

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Discontented

Unhappy or dissatisfied.

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Off the beaten track

Unusual or unique.

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Pay through the nose for

To pay excessively for something.

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Paint the town red

To have a lively night out.

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Seethe with anger

To be extremely angry but not show it externally.

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Rest on the laurels

To be complacent about past achievements.

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At one’s fingertips

Easily accessible.

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At one’s wits end

Feeling anxious and confused.

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You’re in good company

Others share the same feelings.