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to be successful, unsuccessful; to _____ well/badly; start learning
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So how have their relationships fared since?
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to be confined in a restricted area is to be _____ in a place start learning
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I remember thinking that being cooped up in a church
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the ability to understand a situation only after it has happened; start learning
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with hindsight — in hindsight, far too young to marry
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if your heart or your stomach ______s, you feel very excited or nervous start learning
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he didn’t make my heart flutter
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a person who works in the office and whose job is to store documents and papersin the right order start learning
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I was a filing clerk at the firm he worked for
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speaking in a clear and polite way, and in a way that is considered correct start learning
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to be criticizing someone continuously is to be ________ start learning
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Mum was always on my case
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to provide someone with money that they need is to _______; Pol. ustawić, być ustawionym start learning
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I’d be set up for life if we married.
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to keep asking someone to do something, or to keep complaining to someone about their behaviour, in an annoying way start learning
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after months of nagging, I began to think that my parents were right
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unable to think, feel, or react in a normal way start learning
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Tony talked excitedly about our future plans, while I felt flat and numb
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to go somewhere in a noisy fast way that shows you are extremely angry start learning
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storm out of I would deliberately provoke rows so I could justify storming off to stay at my parents’ house.
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I was the one who thought financial security could make up for love.
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Sb who deals with a particular client or group of clients, esp. in a bank or advertising agency start learning
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Lisa is an accounts manger.
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not caring or worrying about the possible bad or dangerous results of your actions; start learning
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they never thought of me as a reckless person
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become friendly with someone, to start talking to them, etc start learning
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we struck up some email banter
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friendly conversation in which people make a lot of jokes with and amusing remarks about each other start learning
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we struck up some email banter
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a reaction or feeling that you are sure is right, although you cannot give a reason for it start learning
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gut feeling sometimes in life you have to go with your gut instinct
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if you are rash, you do things too quickly, without thinking carefully about whether they are sensible or not start learning
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The rashness only made it all the more exciting.
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a dishonest person or a criminal start learning
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they accused him of being everything from a crook to a visa hunter
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