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1. | burst into tears | , , | , , |
2. | give a gasp of horror | ||
3. | Never speak of "friendships" when dating. | ͳ . | . |
4. | in broad daylight | , | |
5. | out of ones wits | ||
6. | come in useful | ||
7. | a drop in the ocean | ||
8. | give smb the freeze | - | |
9. | bla-bla in the air | ||
10. | let your hair down | ||
11. | let the cat out of the bag | ||
12. | a bit crazy | ; ; | ; ; |
13. | that cock wont fight | ||
14. | good-for-nothing | , | , |
15. | know sth. like the back of one's hand | ' | -. |
16. | The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. | . | . |
17. | rant and rave | ||
18. | make sb. sick (and tired) | -. | |
19. | change one's mind | ||
20. | enough to make a cat laugh | ||
21. | make up one's mind | ||
22. | tighten one's belt | ||
23. | All's well that ends well. | , . | , . |
24. | be out of one's mind | ||
25. | It's a lot of fuss about nothing. | . | . |
26. | beat about the bush | ||
27. | cut the Gordian knot | 䳿 | |
28. | Dont count your owls until they are delivered. | , . | , . |
29. | to spare someones feelings | - | |
30. | kid someone into thinking smth | , , | , , - |
31. | worm out of some difficulty |
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