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people woul barake a rule
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You agreed to come. You can't back out now! They backed out of the deal the day before they were due to sign the contract. start learning
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to decide not to do something that you had said you would do
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to not do something that you were going to do, or to stop doing something before you have completely finished
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a sweet fizzy drink (= with bubbles), usually with a fruit flavour
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We'll have to see how things pan out. Their attempt to start a new business didn't pan out. start learning
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to develop in a particular way or in a successful way
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All the arrangements were made on the q.t. This information is private, so keep it on the q.t. start learning
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She laughs at herself a lot, which is always endearing start learning
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She has the most adorable two-year-old girl. These snowflake-shaped picture frames are just adorable. I think it's adorable that your parents still hold hands. Synonyms start learning
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used to describe someone or something that makes you love or like them, usually because they are attractive and often small
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The shells should be immersed in boiling water for two minutes. start learning
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to put something or someone completely under the surface of a liquid
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The deal was completely open and above board. start learning
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If a plan or business agreement is above board, it is honest and not trying to deceive anyone:
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The injection provided a temporary reprieve from the pain. start learning
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an escape from a bad situation or experience
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Mahad Ali’s mother told detectives that her son and the victim had “a beef”He said the organization also has a beef with Beyond Meat’s use of an image of a cow — albeit one wearing a superhero cape — in its logo start learning
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to have a complaint about something, to have a disagreement with someone, to be dissatisfied with something
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