Commonly used english part 51 potx

... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 510 the main drag - the most important street in a town We spent Saturday evening driving ... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 503 lose one's head over (someone or something) - become confused or overexcited about someone or something The young woman lost her head when she discovered ... lost-and-found - a place that handles lost items that other people fin...

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... one job for a long time. bear the brunt of (something) - to withstand the worst part or the strongest part of something The small island bore the brunt of the tropical storm. bear with ... old car when it finally broke down last week. be game - to be ready for action or agreeable to participate in something All of the students were game to go to the science exhibition. ....

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... enjoy something, to not hold oneself back from something The man gave himself up to enjoy the party although he was feeling sick. give or take (a certain amount of something) - plus or ... The dam gave way and the water flooded the farmland below. Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 251 give credence to (someone or something) - to believe someone or something, to credit someone...

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... completely/deeply in love (with someone) She fell head over heels in love with the guy that she met at the party. Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 334 hear from - receive a letter/phone call/news

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... beach. hit it off (with someone) - get along well with someone We really hit it off at the party. hit on/upon (something) - think of something by chance We hit upon the idea of going ... candle to (someone or something) - be in the same class or level as someone or something (usually used with a negative) The new restaurant can`t hold a candle to the one that I usually go to....

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... people for no reason. in part - to some extent, partly I think that the reason he is not golfing well this year is in part because of his back problem. in particular - specifically, ... tournament in place of an injured player. in plain language /English - in simple and clear language My bank explained to me in plain English what the terms of the loan were. in point...

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... go there now. run up - to add to the amount of something We ran up a large bill at the department store before we went home. run up (something) - to pull something up on a rope We ... use up something wastefully We ran through a lot of money when we bought furniture for our new apartment. Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 741 run off at the mouth - to talk excessively My classmat...

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... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 925 topsy-turvy - to be upside down, to be in disarray My apartment was topsy-turvy so I stayed home to clean it up. torn between (two things) - to be ... fiercely, as hard as possible The man decided to fight tooth and nail to transfer to another department of the company. top-drawer - to be of the best or most important kind When my friend .....

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... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 991 You don`t say! - used to show surprise at what is said "You don`t say", he said when he heard about the ... answer is?" You said it!/You can say that again! - that's true, you're right (used to show strong agreement with what another person has said) "You can say that again," ... known for its practice of you scr...

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... someone pays part of some money that is owed and then pays the rest later and the store keeps the item until the full price has been paid I decided to buy the television set on the department store`s ... someone We made an effort not to leave my friend out in the cold when we were planning the birthday party. leave (something) hanging (in the air) - leave something undecided or uns...

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