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My mobile phone was switched off. Switch off the lights before you leave. start learning
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to turn off a machine, light etc, using a switch
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enjoy doing something My wife enjoys riding. start learning
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to get pleasure from something Do not say: ‘Pete enjoys to play tennis.’ Say: Pete enjoys playing tennis.
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I never have any free time. start learning
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not busy: not busy working or doing other things
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be/have to do with somebody/something The conversation mostly had to do with work. start learning
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to be related to or involved with something or someone
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a performance given by musicians or singers
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an occasion when there are performances of many films, plays, pieces of music etc
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a game in which players hit a small white ball into holes in the ground using a club (special stick)
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an area of land that golf is played on
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someone who likes something very much and does it a lot
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'I'm into listening to music. What are you into?' 'I'm into singing!' start learning
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If you're into something, it means you really like it.
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I’m an amateur opera singer. start learning
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a musical play in which all of the words are sung
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a public show where people can go and see paintings, photographs etc
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an indoor game in which you roll a heavy ball along a wooden track in order to knock over pieces of wood called pin
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the traditional customs, buildings, arts etc that are important to a country
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to rest or do something you enjoy, especially after working
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Swimming helps me unwind. start learning
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to relax and stop thinking about your work or problems
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"everyone needs downtime to unwind" start learning
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time when one is not working or active.
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British English a period when you travel to another place for pleasure SYN vacation American English
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take/have/get time off Can you get some time off for the funeral? start learning
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time when you are allowed not to be at work or studying
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Young people are becoming more politically aware. start learning
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interested in something and knowing a lot about it politically/environmentally etc aware
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to have a particular kind of life
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including many different kinds of things or people OPP narrow: a broad range of interests
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