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be/have at one's fingertips Living in the city centre means that you have all necessary amenities at your fingertips. start learning
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be/have easily available/have free access to Living in the city centre means that you have all necessary amenities at your fingertips.
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Harry blew a fuse when his holiday was cancelled. start learning
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Harry blew a fuse when his holiday was cancelled.
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The new party came to the fore after the election. start learning
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become important or popular The new party came to the fore after the election.
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put on a brave face/ put a brave face on a situation Despite her poor exam results, Alice put a brave face on the situation. start learning
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try to hide one's dissapointment Despite her poor exam results, Alice put a brave face on the situation.
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The deadline is June 1st without fail. start learning
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The deadline is June 1st without fail.
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The chances of winning the Lotto are few and fare between.
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I was thrilled to meat Doda in the flesh.
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judging by how sth appears On the face of it the economy seems to be improving.
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Everything pointed the finger of suspition at her for the broken window.
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On the eight day of strike the Minister saw fit to make a statement.
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After buying an expensive car I was flat broke.
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not have the foggiest idea start learning
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I haven't the foggiest idea what you are talking about.
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be nervous because sth might fail Daphne is feeling anxious and is getting cold feet about changing her job.
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