05 Flashcards

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If you want to get together with the girls later, …

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What are you drinking coffee for?

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For one thing, it’s called soccer. Your team scores two goals all season. I’m not taking a big risk.

We’re scoring a touchdown.

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4
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Give me a break!

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5
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I’d be more worried about that she couldn’t come up with a single book tile.

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  • book title
  • jagged scissors
  • scrapbook
  • knucklehead
  • aftershave
  • count
  • team mascot
  • den
  • the whole (kit and) caboodle
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aftershave: a liquid with a nice smell that a man puts on his face after he has shaved

den: a room in a house where people relax, watch television etc

the whole (kit and) caboodle: everything

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There’s a first inside out and backwards.

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8
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Please don’t spike our baby.

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to push a sharp tool or object into something

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9
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I’m quite adept at Japanese flower arrangements. And I was a starting offensive lineman at university of Illinois.

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Would you care for a sack of pickles.

Would you care to join us for dinner?

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Don’t do the “double question to prove a point” thing. I hate it when people do that.

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We’ll be right down.

The schools just called. Luke got in a fight.

They want us to come down there.

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He probably jumped on Luke and Luke just fought back. That kid is a menace.

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*jump on**: to criticize or punish someone, especially unfairly

He used to jump on me for every little mistake.

menace: a person, especially a child, who is annoying or causes trouble

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14
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I slept on it funny. Like that never happened to him.

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sleep on something:
1. to not make a decision about something important until the next day
Can I sleep on it, and tell you my decision tomorrow?
2. to pay no attention to something important or impressive
It would be mad to sleep on such an opportunity.

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15
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Could’ve been worse. I was not ready to face Durkas today.

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There was some name-calling and shoving at the playground.

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the act of insulting someone by calling them rude names

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17
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Is that what this was all about?

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I’m getting the sense that you’re all related , somehow. It’s probably best if you work this out at home so the boys can go back to class.

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We’re not happy about this, boys. This is not how mature young man behave.

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Look, I wouldn’t worry. They’re good kids. It just tough when one kid is a little different.

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What’s weird is that her kid wears aftershave and dresses like a count.

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22
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I think we should cancel with them for the barbecue.

If we cancel, it’ll just make this a bigger deal than it is.

It’ll be good for Luke and Manny to spend sometime.

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23
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She’s always had a problem with me. I think I‘ll find out what it is.

That is the worst you could do. Just sweep it under the rug.

Trust me on this. I think you two need to talk it out.

Whose side are you on?

Let’s remember what’s important here.

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24
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That is very mature of you.

That is very elitist of you.

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characteristic of the elite, and esp. not caring about the interest or values of ordinary people

25
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I’m taking baby steps.

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  1. Learning a new language can be overwhelming, so it’s important to take baby steps and focus on one thing at a time.
  2. After her injury, she decided to take baby steps toward running again by starting with short walks.
  3. Starting a business is challenging, but if you take baby steps, you’ll eventually see progress.
  4. He’s nervous about public speaking, so he’s taking baby steps by practicing in front of close friends.
  5. When saving money, it’s okay to take baby steps—every little bit adds up over time.
  6. Adjusting to life in a new country can be hard, but taking baby steps will help you settle in gradually.
  7. After their disagreement, they decided to take baby steps to rebuild their trust.
  8. You don’t have to finish the entire project today; just take baby steps and tackle one small task at a time.
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I’m really looking forward to it. It’s not just the game. It’s the bands and the drama, the pageantry.

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impressive ceremonies or events, involving many people wearing special clothes

She loved the pageantry and ceremony of the monarchy.

27
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I think we should address the elephant in the room.

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an important subject or problem that everyone knows about but no one mentions

28
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In light of what happened at school today, do you have any feelings you’d like to express. I think this is the proper forum.

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in the light of: because of

29
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You can never have too many pies, right?

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30
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Let’s think about getting real

There’s tension between you two.

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31
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I thought you were being homophobic.

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32
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Then who is gonna run the corner route?

I’ll tell you who it won’t be.

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33
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Maybe they should’ve considered blitzing.

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34
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My interest in football ended as suddenly and dramatically as the climax of West Side Story. I’m a musical theater fan.

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35
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Let’s respect the process.

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36
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Oh, that is so Clair.

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37
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She does that with everyone.

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38
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From the moment I met you, I have tried to make you feel comfortable with us.

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39
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You think it’s all in my head?

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40
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I’m feeling a hug.

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41
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You look like you patched things up pretty good.

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42
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Bet it seems kind of silly now what you were even fighting about.

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43
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Nice going. Now my mom and my sister are fighting.

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44
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It’s a natural question to ask.

It’s natural for Claire to wonder about you and her dad.

This family is very protective to each other.

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45
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This is exactly why we sweep things under the rug, so people don’t get hurt.

Until you sweep too much under the rug. Then you get a lumpy rug. Creates a tripping hazard. You open yourself up to a lawsuit.

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46
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Claire just needs a little time.

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47
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There’s kind of a lot of drama.

We’re torn.

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if you are torn, you are unable to decide what to do because you have different feelings or different things that you want

48
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Your sister said that Gloria would never go for anybody who look like me.

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49
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Dad, you’re really close to ruining gay for me.

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50
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For the record, I think you’re smoking hot.

You’re totally my type.

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51
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I’ve seen her kick in a door before.

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52
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What do I have to give back so that everyone trusts me?

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53
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(go) jump in a lake

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used to rudely tell someone to go away