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exp.
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tabasser quelqu'un
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exp.
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I have no idea; I don't have a clue
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id.
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make a lot of efforts to understand something
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n.
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to get so focused on the details or intricacies of something that you miss the big picture or the main point
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exp.
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phrase meant to emphasize the speaker's self-assurance
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n.
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the money of the taxs that we pay to the govermment
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exp.
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the duck's nuts, the best, the dog's bollocks
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exp.
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the best, the dog's bollocks , the bee's knees
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n.
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(Latin for "God wills it") was the cry of the people at the declaration of the First Crusade by Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont in 1095.
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adj.
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(about a product or service) meant to meet the customers' basic requirements; with no add-ons, including only the basic features
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exp.
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(about a movie or TV series) reach a point when, due to a unauthentic scene, it loses the appreciation of the public
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n.
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the jargon specific to the Pentagon
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exp.
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(about a positive event/situation) happen out of the blue, without any effort from the impacted persons
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o.
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word used to describe the sound made by the wheels of a train
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n.
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a willingness to believe in the absence of sufficient evidence, or contrary to the evidence.
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exp.
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what about you
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n.
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term used to reffer to a person that thinks the end of the world is near
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exp.
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informal term used to describe the flab in the abdominal area rolling over tight clothes
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n.
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a person passionate about astronomy
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n.
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police van in which prisoners are transported from the police stations to the jails
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n.
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plastic surgery consisting in removing the fat tissue from the abdominal area
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n.
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The condition that effects the situation/environment/event etc
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n.
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A meeting of people who have the same interests, or belong to the same organization
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exp.
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go crazy about something, get enthusiastic
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n.
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someone who shows no support or enthusiasm about an idea/proposal/situation
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exp.
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from the outset, from the beginning
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id.
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expression referring to the belief that those who hold the power are entitled to anything
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v.
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To first know a little, then to think about it and finally you must imagine.
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v.
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a conversation involving malicious chatter or rumours about other people
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n.
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law of evolution, only the fittest survive, the ones that can adapt
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