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| to give someone your word |
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| to take (it) into account |
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| to consider or include particular facts or details when making a decision or judgment about something |
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| to lose track of something |
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| to fail to pay attention or understand something |
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| to fall out with someone, to quarrel |
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| to laugh your head off / to laugh till you cry |
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| to manage to stay serious when something is hilarious |
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| a reaction to a good joke |
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| when something appears out of nowhere |
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| it means that people may have different opinions or preferences when thinking/talking about the same thing |
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| straight away, immediately |
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| used when comparing things |
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| it means: stop being nosey, this is my private matter |
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| to decide about something |
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| to mind your head / (body part) |
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| it means: be careful so you do not hurt yourself (hurt your head or other body part) |
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| to be bored out of your mind |
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| to be really bored with something |
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| be in two minds about something |
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| it means that you are not sure what decision to take, what option to choose |
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| to take your mind off something |
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| to stop thinking about your problems, draw your attention away from the problems |
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| to bear something in mind |
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| to remember about something |
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