Zusammenfassung der Ressource
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break a leg means .....
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to pull someone’s leg means .....
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to tell someone something that is not true, as
a joke
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to borrow money and not give it back
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to buy something that you don’t need
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to keep an eye on something / someone means .....
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to fall in love with something / someone
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to watch someone or something carefully
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to remember something / someone
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to be long in the tooth means ....
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to be a foodie
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to be rather old
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to be mean
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to turn the other cheek means .....
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to show the bad side of your personality
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to stop talking with someone whose words or actions hurt you
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to ignore someone’s words or actions which hurt you
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to iron out the wrinkles (of or in something) means ....
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You have an exam tomorrow? [blank_start]Break a leg![blank_end]
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Break a leg!
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Pull your leg!
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Have a thick skin!
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You can’t be serious about that! Stop [blank_start]pulling my leg[blank_end].
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Will you [blank_start]keep your eye on[blank_end] my suitcase while I go to get the tickets?
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keep your eye on
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be long in the tooth
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turn the other cheek
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I’m a bit [blank_start]long in the tooth[blank_end] to be looking for a girlfriend.
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long in the tooth
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turn the other cheek
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keep your chin up
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Yes, he was very rude to me, but I know he's not well, so I [blank_start]turned the other cheek.[blank_end]
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turned the other cheek.
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broke a leg
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kept my fingers crossed
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We need to [blank_start]iron out the travel wrinkes[blank_end] for our trip by this weekend.