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This is where I belong

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This is where I belong" generally expresses a feeling of being in the right place and feeling comfortable, accepted, and connected

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I'm coming for you" typically means someone is actively pursuing or targeting you, often with negative intentions 今に見てろ

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Leaving the workday world behind" generally means escaping the pressures, routines, and stress of one's job and daily work responsibilities to find relaxation, recreation, or a change of pace

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= Avoid annoying the locals

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1. an overwhelming surprise or disappointment. "the news came as a bombshell" 2. INFORMAL a very attractive person (typically used of a woman). "a twenty-year-old blonde bombshell"

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"Unworn condition" generally means an item, often clothing or footwear, that has never been worn

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a phrase that you say or shout when you are making a big effort to pull or lift something

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go nuclear [mainly British, informal] to get extremely angry and start behaving in a forceful or irrational way as a result

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a warning that something is going to happen, usually so that you can prepare for it: give someone a heads-up This note is just to give you a heads-up that Vicky will be arriving next week. 一言言えよ

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It's a way of denying the conversation took place or its validity, often to avoid consequences or responsibility ここ会話は無かったことにしよう

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Life ain't fair" is a common expression that acknowledges the reality that life doesn't always deal with people in a just or equitable way

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defy 対立しはじめた

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an instrument for cutting or trimming small pieces off things. "hair clippers" バリカンという名前は、フランスの「バリカン・エ・マール（Barriquand et Marre）製作所」という会社が製造した散髪器具が、日本に初めて紹介されたことに由来

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"Meeting adjourned" means that the current session of a meeting has been ended, either temporarily or permanently

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"Supple" and "succulent" have distinct meanings, though both can relate to softness and moisture. Supple describes something that is flexible and easily bent or moved without breaking, like supple leather or a supple dancer's body. It can also describe a person who is adaptable or responsive to new situations. Succulent, on the other hand, most commonly refers to something juicy and full of flavor, often used to describe food like a succulent steak or berries. In botany, "succulent" describes plants with thick, fleshy tissues adapted for water storage

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まろやか

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濃く味わい深い　そして　詳細

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crack or break in the bone 骨折

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2. vulgar slang In one's anal or vaginal cavity. The doctors want to stick a camera where the sun don't shine to check for cancerous polyps. I'm terrified of a tampon getting stuck where the sun don't shine, so I've always used pads instead.

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The phrase "Where there is no vision, the people perish" is a well-known quote from Proverbs 29:18, often interpreted as a warning about the consequences of lacking direction or purpose. It implies that without a clear vision or plan, individuals or groups will struggle, fail, or ultimately be destroyed

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The idiom "nose to the grindstone" means to work very hard and consistently, often without taking breaks or being distracted. It implies a focused and diligent approach to work, study, or any task requiring sustained effort

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The phrase "million dollar question" refers to a crucial or very important question that is difficult to answer, and on which a lot might depend, often implying a significant outcome

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The idiom "one man's meat is another man's poison" means that what one person finds enjoyable or beneficial, another person may find unpleasant or even harmful. It highlights the diverse nature of preferences, tastes, and even tolerances among individuals

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there's no accounting for taste" is an idiom that means you can't explain why people like different things, especially when those preferences differ from your own

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not considering or worrying about the results of your actions: devil-may-care attitude He has a devil-may-care attitude to life.

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retain respect; avoid humiliation. "an outcome that allows them all to save face"

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used to tell someone not to be concerned about or give attention to something or someone あっごめん　気にしないで

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Show a lot of character" generally means to demonstrate strong, admirable qualities, especially when facing adversity or challenges. It can also refer to someone who is unique, interesting, or has a distinct personality.

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small amount iota noun (small amount) an extremely small amount: I haven't seen one iota of evidence to support his claim. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Words meaning small pieces and amounts.

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1.cease breathing momentarily in surprise or fear. "she caught her breath, surprised by the suddenness of the question" 2. rest after exercise to restore normal breathing. "she stood for a few moments catching her breath"

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Outnumbered by women" means there are more women than men in a particular situation or group

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cause a price, rate, quantity, etc. to decrease; reduce the amount or value of something. "sales were driven down by the general economic slowdown"

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. "Remain intact" means to stay whole or undamaged, or to stay in the same condition.

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Bubble up" generally means to rise to the surface or become obvious, often metaphorically suggesting something that was previously hidden or suppressed now becoming visible

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two-way mirror," also known as a one-way mirror or half-silvered mirror, is a piece of glass that appears reflective on one side and transparent from the other. This effect is achieved by having a thin, reflective coating on one side of the glass. When one side is brightly lit and the other is dark, the bright side appears reflective while the dark side allows viewing through the glass

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"Tack on" means to add something to an existing thing, often quickly, carelessly, or as an afterthought

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dormakaba is a global provider of security and access solutions, including a wide range of mechanical and electronic door locks

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a nematode, especially a parasitic one found in the intestines of mammals.

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Speaking of which" is an idiom used to transition to a related topic that was just mentioned or implied. It's a way to smoothly introduce a new, but connected, idea into the conversation

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endure an unpleasant experience, typically one involving physical exertion in great heat. "about 1,500 runners are expected to sweat it out in this year's run"

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This rating means that no one under 17 is admitted, PG-13, in the context of movie ratings, means "Parents Strongly Cautioned". It indicates that some material in the film may be inappropriate for children under 13

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Cold and sterile" describes something lacking warmth, emotional depth, or a welcoming atmosphere

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change of physical form, structure a. : change of physical form, structure, or substance especially by supernatural means. the metamorphosis of humans into animals. b. : a striking alteration in appearance, character, or circumstances.

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ノースリーブ

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something or someone used to trick or confuse people, especially something or someone that is not what they appear to be: おとり

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Kick into high gear" means to start operating at a high level of activity or intensity. It implies a significant increase in speed, productivity, or effort, often after a period of slower progress or preparation. Essentially, it means to "get going" or "get serious" about something

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reduce the level of one's debt by rapidly selling one's assets. "now that asset prices are falling, businesses are being forced to deleverage"

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レイキス葡萄の房の根元の茎 a stem of a plant, especially a grass, bearing flower stalks at short intervals.

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greatly dismayed or horrified. "Alison looked at me, appalled"

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to suddenly change what you are doing: The first half is a comedy, but then the movie shifts gears.

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take back, cancel a. : take back, cancel. refused to rescind the order.

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Toss the country into uncharted waters" means to put the country into a situation that is new, unfamiliar, and potentially dangerous or unpredictable. It implies a lack of experience or knowledge about how to navigate this new situation, like sailing into waters that haven't been charted before

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to use your authority to stop something from happening: When she started borrowing my clothes without asking, I had to put my foot down.

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be extremely bad or unpleasant : to be extremely bad or unpleasant. the performance stank. that news really stinks

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"No guts, no glory" is a proverb that emphasizes the need to take risks and show courage to achieve success or great things

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alter (a photographic image) digitally using Photoshop image-editing software. "the pictures have obviously been Photoshopped"

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"Good talk" generally signifies a conversation that was satisfying, productive, or enjoyable for those involved.

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used to say that good or kind intentions are the most important thing, even if what you do or give someone is not perfect: Even when people do things for you and give you things that you don't actually want, you must always remember that it's the thought that counts. 気は心

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behaviour, especially of a young person, that is illegal or not acceptable to most people: juvenile delinquency There is a high rate of juvenile delinquency in this area. To me this sounds like a game that glorifies delinquency. [ C ] an action that is illegal or not acceptable: His past delinquencies have made it hard for him to get a job.

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Glaringly: This emphasizes the obviousness and conspicuousness of the issue. It means something is so apparent that it's impossible to ignore. 明らかに

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something on which you keep having to spend a lot of money, especially when it may be a waste of money: We don't want the project to become a money pit. Old houses can become money pits for their owners.

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a stem of some plants that grows horizontally along or under the ground and produces roots and leaves I.e. Ginger roots

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Lump , cotton wad, bundle of a soft material

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deep clean is a thorough and intensive cleaning process that goes beyond regular or routine cleaning

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Very easy Never been easier" means that something is currently as easy as it has ever been, or even easier than it has been in the past. It implies that while the task might have been difficult at some point, it's now remarkably simple. Here's

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to attack or criticize someone suddenly and unexpectedly: Suddenly she just turned on me and accused me of undermining her.

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To applaud is to show approval, encouragement, or appreciation, Thumb up

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Raking in the wins" means achieving a large number of victories or successes, especially in a relatively easy or abundant manner. It implies a streak of winning, where success is gathered or accumulated in a significant quantity, much like gathering leaves with a rake.

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"Shakedown" has multiple meanings. In one sense, it refers to extortion or blackmail, where someone is forced to give up money or something of value, often through threats or intimidation. Another meaning is a thorough search, often for illegal items or to find something that has been stolen

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Hindenburg disaster

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PROVERB if the outcome of a situation is happy, this compensates for any previous difficulty or unpleasantness.

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To take a page from" is an idiom that means to learn from or imitate the actions of another person or group, especially when those actions have been successful or beneficial 見習って真似する

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You get my support SUPPORT A PERSON, GROUP, OR PLAN used to say that you are ready to support someone or something, or that you think that someone or something is the best of their kind

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not to be around forever" generally means that a person or thing will not last or exist eternally. It implies a temporary or finite nature, suggesting an eventual end or absence. This could refer to a physical presence, a relationship, a job, a phase in life, or even a concept or idea

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