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Very: very idea, very well, my very own

on 04/04/2013 · Leave a Comment

Meaning of expressions with VERY; the very idea, very good, very well, one’s very own the very idea (infml) expresses surprise at someone’s suggestion etc – Of course you can’t miss 3 days of school […] Read more...

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Meaning of SHAKE, hands, head, off, shake-up

on 25/03/2013 · 1 Comment

SHAKE: shake hands, shake your head, shake off, shaken, shake-up shake (v) move quickly up and down and/or to and fro – When the earthquake started all the houses began to shake – The dog […] Read more...

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Paper over, paperback, paperwork, on paper, not worth paper written on

on 22/02/2013 · 1 Comment

Meaning of expressions with PAPER Paper over, paperwork, not worth the paper it’s written on, on paper, paperback Paper over (v) · hide or make a show of improving a fault – The report didn’t […] Read more...

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Order; an order, out of order,made to order, in order to

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Meaning of expressions with ORDER in order to, made to order, out of order, an order an order · a request to supply goods – I made an order for 50 footballs last week, could […] Read more...

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NAME: by name, in name only, big name, by the name of

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Expressions/idioms with NAME  good name, in name only, big name, by the name of, by name name (n) – reputation – The hotel’s bad service gave it a bad name – This school has a […] Read more...

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