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an expression used in spoken English in order to avoid bad luck 开始学习
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minor illnesses that affect your nose 开始学习
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an expression used in conversation to ask someone to say something to support your opinion 开始学习
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likely to be negatively affected by something 开始学习
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someone who knows lots of languages 开始学习
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listen and pay attention to something 开始学习
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doing lots of things at the same time 开始学习
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earn a skill through practice rather than being taught 开始学习
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keep doing something even though it’s difficult 开始学习
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a situation where two people do something risky to see who will back down first 开始学习
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someone's opinion or perspective 开始学习
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where (someone) is coming from
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the area that someone has most experience in 开始学习
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how can (something) help or improve things? 开始学习
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what can (something) do for me?
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new interest or activity in a subject 开始学习
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less popular or appealing 开始学习
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information is presented as it is happening 开始学习
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gradually getting smaller or less common The company’s dwindling profits are worrying for investors. 开始学习
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ake things or people from or to a place secretly The bank robber smuggled in a gun under his coat. 开始学习
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The country has really turned the corner on youth unemployment. Lots more young people are finding work. 开始学习
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phone before an appointment, or before going somewhere 开始学习
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give someone what they need 开始学习
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strict rules for how something is done 开始学习
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a place that is known for 开始学习
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used to indicate that a number is an estimate, or is not exact 开始学习
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The company’s CEO is very down-to-earth. He always asks me about my family. 开始学习
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acknowledge and honour someone who has died She laid flowers at her mother’s grave to pay her respects 开始学习
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someone who is likely to win something like a competition or election She’s the frontrunner in the presidential race – everyone thinks she’s going to win. 开始学习
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