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someone who controls the making of a film, play, record etc
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A disc jockey (abbreviated DJ, D.J. or deejay) is a person who mixes recorded music as it is playing. start learning
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(disc jockey) someone who plays records on the radio or in a club where you can dance
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I play tennis in my spare time. start learning
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time when you are not working
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Jane wouldn’t stop complaining and it was beginning to annoy me. start learning
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to make someone feel a little angry
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an annoying habit of interrupting It’s annoying that we didn’t know about this before. start learning
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I wish I could stop biting my nails start learning
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biting the nails on my fingers
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untidy British English not neat – used about people, places, clothes, hair etc: His bedroom was always untidy. My Dad is very untidy. start learning
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dirty or untidy. a messy room
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to make a loud noise each time you breathe while you are asleep
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What are you babbling on about? start learning
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to talk quickly in a way that is silly or difficult to understand
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Read it out loud, so we can all hear. start learning
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in a way that people can hear
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I shared a room with her when I was at college. start learning
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to have or use something with other people share something with somebody
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a tidy house Try to keep your room tidy. start learning
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a tidy place, room etc is carefully arranged with everything in the right place
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I don’t see what all the fuss is about. They wanted a quiet wedding without any fuss. start learning
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anxious or excited behaviour or activity, usually about unimportant things
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Bongos are an Afro-Cuban percussion instrument consisting of a pair of small open bottomed drums of different sizes
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He smiled warmly, and she returned his smile. I phoned and left a message, but he hasn’t returned my call. start learning
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to do something to someone, after they have done the same thing to you
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Are you going to Amy’s birthday party? start learning
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a social event when a lot of people meet to eat, drink, dance etc. to enjoy yourself with a group of other people by eating, drinking, dancing etc
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to suck smoke from a cigarette or pipe
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to hate someone or something
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dirt. very offensive language, or pictures about sex
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a large quantity of something SYN a lot
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a piece of furniture in a kitchen or bathroom that you fill with water to wash dishes, your hands etc
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That was a very selfish thing to do. selfish behaviour start learning
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caring only about yourself and not about other people OPP unselfish
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