25.11 Flashcards

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meticulously

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/məˈtɪk.jə.ləs.li/

in a way that shows great care and attention to detail

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a temperamental partner

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refers to someone whose mood or emotions change unpredictably, often making them difficult to deal with.

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3
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channel your attention

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means to focus or direct your attention purposefully toward something specific.

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4
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A second chance

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Another chance

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5
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Details / in detail

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Stress

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6
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control

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/kənˈtrəʊl/

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7
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drawing

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/ˈdrɔːr.ɪŋ/

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8
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Align with views

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means to agree with or share the same opinions, beliefs, or perspectives as someone else.

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Tackle the problem of …

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means to address or deal with a problem directly and actively.

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10
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to overestimate my willpower

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means to believe that your self-control or determination is stronger than it actually is, often leading to unrealistic expectations.

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11
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Direct our attention on things …

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Focus on

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12
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A character flaw

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negative trait or weakness in someone’s personality that affects their behavior or decisions.

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13
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Filter information

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means to selectively process or sort information, often focusing on what is most relevant or useful and ignoring what is unnecessary or less important.

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Be off with someone

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informally, especially in British English). It means being displeased or annoyed by someone.

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15
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Make it to (the publishing stage)

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means successfully reaching or achieving the point

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16
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Resist temptation

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means to control the urge or desire to do something, especially something that might be harmful, indulgent, or morally wrong. It involves exercising self-discipline.