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to do sth beacuse sb has said you should
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act on sb's (advise)
to say sth you said is true
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to assert
making you feel very happy
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blissful
not limited or controlled
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unrestrained
without anyone's help
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single-handed
to make sth last longer
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to prolong sth
to not give enough attention
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to neglect
to believe without any doubts
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to believe wholeheartedly in sth
sth that makes you suffer (formal)
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affliction
to do sth you like and you're good at
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to be in your element
going to happen soon
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forthcoming
to describe past events or tell a story
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to recount sth
to enter
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to set foot in
a very bad headache
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splitting headache
to annoy sb, often on purpose
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to wind sb up
= even more
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all the more
going to soon disappear completely
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at sth's last gasp
sth that makes it more difficult for you to do sth
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handicap
to become completely involved in sth
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to immerse oneself in sth
near the number that has been given
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thereabouts
to pay part of the cost (government)
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to subsidise sth
very basic
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rudimentary
angry bc sth is unfair
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indignant
an ability you were born with
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innate capacity
a word taken from one language and used in another
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loanword
to have just enough money for the things you need to live on
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make ends meet
a problem that makes sth happen later
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setback
used to say what someone is really like
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at heart
to keep criiticising or giving advice in an annoying way
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to nag sb
a group of ppl of about the same age
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peer group
to have a natural ability to do sth well
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to have a flair/an aptitude for sth
passed to a child from its parents before birth
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hereditary
to accept and deal with a difficult situation
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come to terms with
the lenght of time that you can keep your thoughts fixed on sth
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attention span
to try hard to do sth when there's no chance you will succeed
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fight a losing battle
the qualities of a place and the way it makes you feel
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ambience
not interesting or exciting
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bland
unpleansant bc not big enough, ex. room
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cramped
a place where there is a lot of a particular activity
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a hotbed of sth
sth very ordinary and not interesting
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mundane
to describe the most important facts about sth
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outline sth
a large building for storing things that are going to be sold
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warehouse
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