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Flashcards by Diana Itzel Moctezuma Acosta, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Diana Itzel Moctezuma Acosta
almost 7 years ago
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A lot of something.
I can't found my exercises, my room is a mess.
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Lot (binary/octet-stream)
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Lose something in a sea of detail \ ˈsē \ |
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A plan that is halfway between two opposing plans.
Most parents are careful about being strict and letting their kids run wild.
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Kyler (binary/octet-stream)
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Steer a middle course \ ˈstir \ mid·dle \ ˈmi-dᵊl \ | \ ˈkȯrs \ |
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Someone who is on a visiting a place for a brief amount of time, before leaving for the next destination.
My grandma let us stay al her house whenever we wanted.
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Stay (binary/octet-stream)
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A whirlwind tour whirl·wind \ ˈhwər(-ə)l-ˌwind , ˈwər(-ə)l- \ |
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To lower your head quickly.
Keep your head down if you want to keep your brain-
Oliver said
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Low (binary/octet-stream)
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To duck a challenge \ ˈdək \ |
| Used for saying that something may seem simple. I just say I'm fine but really I am freaking out because of the homework I have to deliver | The devil is in the detail dev·il \ ˈde-vᵊl , dialectal ˈdi- \ |
| To use energy, effort, force, especially until there is no more left. I spent the weekend watching Star Wars but I love it. | Waste too much in (doing) something \ ˈspend \ |
| Dismiss someone or something as insignificant. Everyone denigrates Tyrion just for being short | Write something off \ ˈrīt \ |
| An action of starting out. A rapid rise in activity or popularity. The new movie gain a lot of popularity really fast | Take off take·off \ ˈtāk-ˌȯf \ |
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To make a formal offer or declaration. To spend (time) at some job.
Ron work hard trying to catch his broom.
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Put In (binary/octet-stream)
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Put in \ ˈpu̇t \ |
| To start going in a particular direction. The Legends just started a journey to the future. | Set off set·off \ ˈset-ˌȯf \ |
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To begin and seem likely to continue.
I sneeze and now I think the flu just started.
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Set In (binary/octet-stream)
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Set in \ ˈset-ˈin \ |
| Deliver, submit. I have to submit five MOCKS more to schoolgy. | Give in \ ˈgiv \ |
| To allow somebody to stay in your home. Mónica allowed Rachel to stay in her department. | Take in \ ˈtā-ˌkin \ |
| Being able to change in order to deal with new situations Britney stand apart because of their versatile roles in her new school | Adaptability adapt·able \ ə-ˈdap-tə-bəl , a- \ |
| Defer, delay. Never delay until tomorrow what you can do today. | Put off \ ˈpu̇t \ |
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