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What does ‘decline’ mean?

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Decline refers to a decrease or deterioration in quality or quantity.

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What does ‘collapse’ refer to?

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Collapse refers to a sudden failure or breakdown.

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What does ‘downfall’ mean?

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Downfall refers to a loss of power, prosperity, or status.

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What is the meaning of ‘messing around’?

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‘Messing around’ means to act in a silly or foolish manner.

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What does ‘messing around with’ imply?

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‘Messing around with’ means to take something lightly or not seriously.

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What does ‘take it lightly’ mean?

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‘Take it lightly’ means to treat something as not serious.

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What does ‘dick around’ mean?

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‘Dick around’ means to waste time or act foolishly.

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What does ‘dicking around with’ mean?

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‘Dicking around with’ means to fiddle with or play with something.

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What is an ‘opening’?

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An ‘opening’ refers to a hole or gap.

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What does ‘you get to be’ mean?

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‘You get to be’ means you have the chance to become or do something.

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What is a ‘Band-aid’?

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A ‘Band-aid’ is a small adhesive bandage used for covering minor wounds.

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What does ‘you are all set?’ mean?

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‘You are all set?’ means ‘Are you ready?’ or ‘Is everything okay?’

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What does ‘bond’ refer to?

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‘Bond’ refers to a connection or relationship between people or things.

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What does ‘puncture’ mean?

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‘Puncture’ means to pierce or make a small hole in something.

The word ‘puncture’ refers to a small hole or piercing made by a sharp object, and it often implies damage or injury.

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What does ‘dissolution’ mean?

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‘Dissolution’ refers to the official ending or disbanding of something, such as a marriage or company.

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What is a ‘solution’?

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‘Solution’ refers to a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances.

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What does ‘decay’ mean?

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‘Decay’ refers to the process of rotting or decomposing.

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What is ‘tooth decay’?

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‘Tooth decay’ refers to the damage to a tooth caused by cavities.

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What does ‘indeed’ mean?

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‘Indeed’ means ‘in fact’ or ‘truly’.

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What is a ‘compound’?

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‘Compound’ refers to a substance formed from two or more elements chemically bonded together.

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What does ‘compound’ mean as a verb?

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‘Compound’ means to make something worse by adding to it.

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What does ‘short-handed’ mean?

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‘Short-handed’ refers to a situation where there is a lack of staff or personnel.

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What is a ‘curfew’?

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‘Curfew’ refers to a regulation requiring people to remain indoors during specified hours.

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What does ‘up your sleeve’ mean?

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‘Up your sleeve’ refers to having a secret plan or advantage.

25
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What is a ‘tire’?

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‘Tire’ refers to a rubber covering around a wheel.

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What does ‘daily carry’ mean?

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‘Daily carry’ refers to the items a person carries with them on a daily basis.

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What does ‘well rounded’ mean?

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‘Well rounded’ refers to being balanced and versatile in skills or knowledge.

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What does ‘bounce off’ mean?

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‘Bounce off’ means to rebound off a surface.

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What is an example of ‘bounce off’?

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The ball bounced off the wall and hit me in the face.

(Мяч отскочил от стены и ударил меня в лицо.)

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What does ‘perfectly shaped’ mean?

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‘Perfectly shaped’ refers to having an ideal or flawless form.

31
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What does ‘theoretically’ mean?

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‘Theoretically’ refers to something that is based on theory rather than practical application.

32
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What does ‘therapeutic’ mean?

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‘Therapeutic’ refers to something that has healing or beneficial effects.

33
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What is a ‘windshield’?

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‘Windshield’ refers to the front window of a vehicle.

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What is an example of cleaning a windshield?

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I need to clean my windshield; it’s covered in dirt.

(Мне нужно почистить лобовое стекло – оно покрыто грязью.)

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What is a ‘stepladder’?

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‘Stepladder’ refers to a portable ladder with flat steps.

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What is an example of using a stepladder?

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I used a stepladder to reach the top shelf.

(Я использовал стремянку, чтобы достать с верхней полки.)

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What does ‘some bug going around’ mean?

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‘Some bug going around’ refers to a virus or illness that is affecting many people.

38
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What is an example of a bug going around?

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Everyone at work is sick, there’s some bug going around.

(Все на работе болеют, какой-то вирус ходит.)

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What does ‘lean forward’ mean?

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‘Lean forward’ means to bend your body forward.

40
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What is an example of leaning forward?

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Lean forward so you can hear better.

(Наклонись вперед, чтобы лучше слышать.)

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What does ‘inoperable’ mean?

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‘Inoperable’ refers to something that cannot be repaired or is not functioning.

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What is an example of something inoperable?

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The machine is inoperable; we need a new one.

(Эта машина неработоспособна, нам нужна новая.)

43
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What is ‘mustard’?

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‘Mustard’ is a condiment made from mustard seeds.

44
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What is an example of using mustard?

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Can you pass the mustard?

(Можешь передать горчицу?)