Ted Lasso 2

Question 1

Would you like a cocktail?

Answer 1

What do you say to a cocktail?

Question 2

a person or thing competing with another for the same objective or for superiority in the same field of activity.

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Rival

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to prove how tough one is

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To prove his mettle

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one pound sterling.

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Quid

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an expert in a particular subject or field who is frequently called upon to give their opinions to the public.

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Pundit

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to a small extent; somewhat.

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Tad

I mean, that’s a tad aggressive, you know

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Brainstorm

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I shouldn’t bring an umbrella to a brainstorm

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To live full life

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Living life to the fullest

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showing poor taste and quality.
“even in her faintly tacky costumes, she won our hearts”

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Tacky

Is it tacky to say I’m rich on an online dating platform?

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To make a silly mistake

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To be goofed. I goofed that

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used in an ironic way to say that something is not important or impressive

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Big whoop

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to pay a lot of attention to (someone or something) in a nervous or excited way

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Fuss over

What are you all fussing over?

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to say words that are not polite because you are angry. Synonym. swear.

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Cussing (cursing)

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the quality of being open and honest; frankness.

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candour
/ˈkandə/

“a man of refreshing candour”

I enjoy his candor

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to be impressed or surprised by something.

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Color me impressed” is an idiomatic phrase that means to be impressed or surprised by something.

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a person who poses as a customer in order to decoy others into participating, as at a gambling house, auction, confidence game, etc. 2. a person who publicizes or praises something or someone for reasons of self-interest, personal profit, or friendship or loyalty. intransitive verb.

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Shill

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not asked for or requested

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: not asked for or requested : not solicited. unsolicited advice. unsolicited email.

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stupid
a. : lacking intelligence : stupid. pretended to be dumb. b. : showing a lack of intelligence.

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That’s dumb

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Spoil, botch, or bungle something, as in That was a great opportunity, but now I’ve blown it. [ Slang; c. 1940]

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You blew that

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fashionable and exciting.

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Groovy

It’s pretty groovy actually

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About the right thing

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Doing the right thing is never the wrong thing

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to do what someone else was going to do before they do it, especially if this takes success or praise away from them

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Stole my thunder

Sandy stole my thunder when she announced that she was pregnant two days before I’d planned to tell people about my pregnancy.

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Becoming angry and expressing anger.

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Flipped out on her

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a stupid person.

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Dolt

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Хрін

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Horseradish

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be brave or tough enough to deal with a difficult or unpleasant situation.

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Man up you just have to man up and take it

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a person who is hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts.

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Philistine

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having to do something, because you are forced to or feel it is necessary:

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I feel compelled to tell a friend something he won’t want to hear

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If you describe a person as intense, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way.

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Intense person

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This slang term is used to describe any type of deceitful activity or trick that is played on someone for any type of devious or mischievous purpose

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Shenanigans Couch shenanigans

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the equipment needed for a particular activity or way of life

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accoutrements

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leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing.

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But I digress

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emerged in early 20th-century American slang and means “correct” or “absolutely right.” It's used by itself as an exclamation, or as an adjective in the expression “you're

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Darn tootin

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involving or showing violence and bloodshed.

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Gory Gory details of my life

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Can we talk

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I wonder if I could have a quick word?

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Yes

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Yeah, go for it

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highly admired or exceptionally excellent person or thing

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Cat’s pajamas

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Receive acknowledgment or praise for some accomplishment

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Get all the credit

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having the responsibility, control, or supervision of

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Be in charge Do you guys ever wanna be in charge?

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Another way for thank you

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I appreciate that

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allow something to go without punishment

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So I will Let it slide

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to ask for or expect more than is fair or reasonable from (someone)

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After a while, I began to think she was taking advantage of me. He felt like he'd been taken advantage of.

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characterized by intense emotion

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Torrid Torrid affair

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Agreeing

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I could not agree more I could agree more

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upset,angry,annoyed

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I’m so dang ticked off at you

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Feeling or showing sympathy with someone who is suffering and to feel compelled to reduce the suffering

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Compassionate (adj) Be compassionate! To have compassion

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I understand what you are saying

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I get you I got you / got you

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to stop something before it has an opportunity to develop

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I’m gonna nip that talk in the bud right now

Question 49

bite or pinch sharply.

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Nip