This dialect has not been spoken/used since the seventeenth century.
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. We'll stay up late.
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Keep at it/Stay with it.
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be second to none
He overlook
He take lightly
He take issue with
He be free of
He be as good as
He be self-explanatory
He keep up/pace with
He be immune to
He disregard/discount
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We feel for/empathize with/side with/support their desires/wishes/aspirations.
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Was there interpretation for the film? Was interpretation provided?
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The doctor has been summoned/called/sent for.
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you?/l'll take your order (if in a restaurant).
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