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Objective Proficiency Unit 6

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  • important, or the fact that something deserves attention: There was nothing ..... ..... in the latest report. 
    of note
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  • to be offended or made angry by something or someone: Why did you ..... ..... ..... what he said? He was only joking. 
    take exception to
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  • very cheaply: She bought the bed ..... a ..... at an auction. 
    for a song
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  • to have more than one interest, skill, or resource that you can use if you need to: I enjoy my work, but I'd like to have another ..... to my ..... just in case. 
    another string to my bow
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  • to express and communicate a particular opinion or feeling about something: I find it really difficult to ..... the right ..... when I'm writing job applications.
    strike the right note 
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  • Causing people to approve of s.th. or agree with it: Her speech ____ a sympathetic ____ among business leaders.
    struck a chord 
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  • not able to be achieved or attained: Many economists think that full employment is an ..... goal. 
    unattainable
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  • a result that is obvious to everyone even before it happens: The result of the election seems to be a ..... ..... .
    a foregone conclusion 
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  • make it difficult for something to develop or succeed: The government is making policies that will ........ rather than help families.
    hinder
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  • the entrance to a room or building / the beginning of a new and important event: Citizens of the world! We are on the ............. of a new era.
    threshold
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  • become unpopular: After her death, Sarah Kane's plays fell out of ........... and are now rarely performed.
    favour
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