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ENGLISH DAY 41

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  • LOOK DAGGERS AT SB (IFML)
    look angrily at someone (IFML)
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  • ONCE BITTEN, TWICE SHY (SAYING)
    said when you are frightened to do something again because you had an unpleasant experience doing it the first time
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  • The first thing they did was to RING AROUND all their competitors' stores undercover to find out their prices. I always RING AROUND to get the cheapes (COMMUNICATIONS)
    call several people on the phone in order to find out information or organize something
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  • Your ROSY cheeks always make you look so healthy/ Our financial position is ROSY.
    having a colour between pink and red/ If a situation is described as rosy, it gives hope of success or happiness
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  • She became a star OVERNIGHT. The book was an OVERNIGHT success=> We've OVERNIGHTED at some remote and beautiful places/ He said he needed a new passport urgently, so we OVERNIGHTED one to him.
    suddenly & unexpectedly=> Stay somewhere fo a night/ Send ST t SB so it arrives the next day (US)
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  • I'm going to teach you to draw LIKE A BOSS.
    used to say that someone does something very well (IFML)
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  • a NATIONWIDE network/chain of stores=> Schools NATIONWIDE are experiencing a shortage of teachers. (COUNTRYWIDE)
    existing or happening in all parts of a particular country=> In all parts of a particular country
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  • a holiday organized by a travel company in which you visit several different places and for which you pay a fixed price that includes the cost of the hotel and travel, and sometimes food (COMMERCE)
    This is a destination where it may well be advantageous to take a PACKAGE TOUR as there are good offers with hotel/flight arrangements.
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  • It wasn't really PLAYING FAIR not to tell her the job was already filled.
    act in a fair and honest way
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  • We went the wrong way and had to BACKTRACK till we got to the right turning/ The officers were forced to BACKTRACK ON their statements. She refused to BACKTRACK FROM her criticisms of the proposal.
    go back along a path tht u hv just followed/ Say tht u did nt mean st u said earlier o say tht u hv changed ur opinion
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  • a BRASH young banker/ Don't you think that suit's a bit BRASH FOR a funeral?=> BRASHNESS
    (of ppl)showing too much confidence & too little respect/ (Of clothes) too bright & colourful
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  • There's not much to eat in the fridge. Should I SEND OUT FOR a pizza?
    ask for something to be brought to you from another place, by using the phone or sending a message
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  • Mom SENT ME OUT to weed the garden/ The laser SENDS OUT a long red beam of light/ Frank SENT OUT about 400 invitations to his party.
    ask or demand that SB go somewhere/ If energy or a signal is sent out, it is produced/ Mail ST
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  • A SEARCH PARTY was sent out to look for the missing climbers.
    a group of people who look for someone who is lost
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  • Another LOW-COST airline went bust after expanding too fast. There is pressure on capital cities to provide LOW-COST housing for its nurses and teachers.
    cheap, or not costing as much as other things of the same type (COMMERCE, FINANCE)
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  • Describe communication in which the words tht r used r most important in understandin the meaning f wht is said, rather thn the situation, the speakers' relationships,o other things suchas a speaker's voice & movements (SOCIAL SCIENCES)
    It is usually claimed that LOW-CONTEXT communication is typical in cultures which value logic, objectivity, individualism, and competition (LANGUAGE)
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