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Academic & Employment Idioms (no context)

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  • Break the ice
    to start a conversation or activity in a way that makes people feel more comfortable.
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  • On the same page
    to have the same understanding or agreement about something.
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  • Think outside the box
    to come up with creative or unconventional ideas.
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  • Hit the ground running
    to begin a task or job with energy and efficiency right away.
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  • Pull your weight
    to do your fair share of the work.
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  • Go the extra mile
    to do more than what is required or expected.
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  • In the long run
    over a long period of time or after some time has passed.
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  • Back to the drawing board
    to start over after a plan or idea has failed.
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  • Keep an open mind
    to be willing to consider new ideas or opinions.
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  • Under the weather
    feeling sick or unwell.
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  • The ball is in your court
    it’s your turn to take action or make a decision.
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  • Learn the ropes
    to become familiar with how something is done.
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  • A win-win situation
    a situation where everyone benefits.
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  • Out of the blue
    unexpectedly or without warning.
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  • Call it a day
    to stop working for the day or decide to end something.
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  • Cut corners
    to do something in a quicker, cheaper, or easier way that sacrifices quality.
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