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to have something up one's sleeve start learning		to plan something secretly My competitor thought he was going to win, but I still had a trick up my sleeve.
to snatch start learning		to lift something quickly and violently I snatched the last piece of pizza before anyone else got to it.
spark start learning		a smart idea that causes progress Andy added a spark of hope to the new project.
secluded start learning		without many people, quiet My mum grew up in a secluded village in Mongolia.
a slap in the face start learning		something upsetting The fact that he is still friends with my ex-boyfriend is a slap in the face.
to speak one's mind start learning		to tell what the person is thinking about I don't need your excuses, I just wanted to speak my mind.
to stand one's ground start learning		to refuse to change the opinion or behaviour My opinion was not very well received, but I still stood my ground.

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Advanced English words that start with "S"