LSL 1000 English Phrases

ENGLISH
GRAMMAR
1000 PHRASES
WITH RUSSIAN TRANSLATION
1000

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Our English Grammar Phrase Book contains one thousand commonly used
phrases. We hope you find it useful with your language learning goals. Learning English
at the very basic levels is all about literal definitions of words in the English language.
Remember that when we first learn English, we learn the literal definitions to help build
basic language structures.
This book has been developed for English language learners at the PreIntermediate or A-2 Level and above. That said, anyone can learn phrases easily with a
few basic rules. Remember that the literal definitions of words individually, is much
different than words used in phrases. Often, its better to forget what you know about a
word alone. Learn the phrase and its usage as a new word. Often a phrase can be
compared to an individual word.
After learning the basics in English, now its time to learn phrases. Study a little
bit everyday. Start at the beginning of this book and ask a friend to help with dialogue.
Working with a friend or teacher is the best way to learn and speak English. Also
remember that many phrases have other meanings that must be used in the proper context.
Please go to page 55 for The Five Keys to Learning English.
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To be in - , .. ,
2.
To be out - , ..
3.
To be away - ,
4.
To be on - , , .
5.
What's going on? - ?
6.
To be ready -
7.
To be over -
8.
To be sure of - .
9.
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10.
To be in a hurry -
11.
Hurry up - ,
12.
Don't hurry! Take your time! -
13.
To be right - .
14.
You're dead right -
15.
To be wrong -
16.
At first -
17.
At last -
18.
At once -
19.
As a rule -
20.
As for me (as to me) -
21.
I think - , ,
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I wonder -
23.
I'd like to -
24.
I'm hungry --
25.
I'm thirsty -
26.
My watch is 5 min fast (slow)

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27.
Immediately -
28.
It seems to me -
29.
By chance (accidentally, by accident) -
30.
At least -
31.
Right away -
32.
In no time -
33.
Sooner or later -
34.
Recently -
35.
Lately -
36.
To be late - ..., late -
37.
To be early -
38.
To expect - unexpectedly -
39.
To wait for - ()
40.
Often, frequently
41.
Quickly, fast, swiftly, rapidly, promptly
42.
Occasionally -

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43.
To put on -
44.
To take off -
45.
Mainly
46.
And so on and so forth .. ..
47.
For example (for instance) -
48.
That is why ,
49.
Later on -
50.
To take place -
51.
To pay attention to
52.
Just the opposite
53.
Fortunately
54.
To introduce oneself -
55.
Once more
56.
Little by little (gradually) -
57.
More or less
58.
Are you kidding? - ?
59.
For good (forever) -
60.
What else
61.
Who else
62.
To be busy
63.
To invite -
64.
Invitation -

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65.
To be pleased with
66.
To make smb. do smth. - - -
67.
To be going to do smth. - -
68.
To belong to -
69.
To be content with ,
70.
To attend -
71.
To be sea- sick, home-sick ,
72.
Don't bother
73.
To provide -
74.
Provided that
75.
On the contrary -
76.
Food, meal -
77.
I have four meals a day
78.
To do without -
79.
Second-hand
80.
Thanks to -
81.
It is strange -
82.
Strange, odd, queer, weird -
83.
To begin with -
84.
Such as -
85.
To look for -

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86.
In spite of (despite) -
87.
Beforehand (in advance) -
88.
Fetch me a glass of water -
89.
I'm tired -
90.
It takes me 20 min to get there - 20 ,

91.
I suppose, I think, I believe -
92.
As a matter of fact = in fact- /
93.
By all means - ,
94.
I mean -
95.
To look through -
96.
To look well (strange)- - ()
97.
To cut a long story short=in short -
98.
To turn on (off) - () = to switch on/off
99.
To turn right (left) - ()
100.
To change one's mind -
101.
What's the matter? What's wrong? What's up? What's happened?

What's amiss? - ?
102.
Never mind - ,
103.
To be in order -
104.
To be out of order -
105.
No doubt -

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106.
Soon =shortly -
107.
Thus -
108.
Careful - ,
109.
Careless - ,
110.
Pretty girl -
111.
Pretty late -
112.
To miss a train -
113.
To miss smb. - -
114.
To miss a lesson -
115.
Hard - , ,
116.
To afford -
117.
In the long run -
118.
To recall=to recollect -
119.
To be forced - ,
120.
Hostile (to, towards) -
121.
At present -
122.
First of all -
123.
Especially (particularly) - = in particular
124.
Just - 1) , 2) =fair
125.
Unfair -
126.
Vice versa -
127.
Already -

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128.
To do smb. a favour - -
129.
To give smb. a lift - -
130.
To see smb. off - -
131.
To have a bite (snack) -
132.
To decide, to make up one's mind -
133.
By the way - /
134.
By means of -
135.
Simultaneously = at the same time -
136.
At any rate - ,
137.
At times -
138.
At hand -
139.
To do one's best - ,

140.
To enjoy+Ving- , /
141.
To keep promise -
142.
To stay -
143.
To stay indoors -
144.
To stay outdoors -
145.
It's up to you - / ..
146.
The last but one -
147.
Due to= because of - -,
148.
On the whole -

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149.
Unfortunately -
150.
Over there -
151.
The other day - ( ) -one of these days

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152.
The day before yesterday -
153.
It's your turn -
154.
On business -
155.
Take it easy -
156.
Count me out -
157.
What about? - ?
158.
Can you manage? -
159.
Is said -
160.
It is known -
161.
It is expected -
162.
It is considered -
163.
To arrange ,
164.
To fill in -
165.
To carry out -
166.
To give up + Ving -
167.
All of a sudden (suddenly) ,
168.
To confirm -
169.
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170.
So far
171.
To make sense
172.
To call ,
173.
To call in -
174.
To call for -, -
175.
To call off (to cancel) -
176.
To use (to utilize) -
177.
Instead of + Ving -
178.
As follows -
179.
I can't stand (bear)
180.
I can't imagine
181.
To be responsible for
182.
To be in charge of ,
183.
Otherwise -
184.
To pay in cash
185.
To take into consideration =to take into account

186.
To be surprised at -
187.
Purpose-aim-target-goal-object -
188.
On purpose , ,
189.
Reluctantly -
190.
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191.
To receive (guests)
192.
To take (measures)
193.
To put off (to postpone) +Ving -
194.
To treat - , ,
195.
To follow orders (diet, bed regimen) - , ,

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196.
Account - ( )
197.
Bill - ( )
198.
Score - ( ), even score -
199.
On sale -
200.
Empty (bottle) / full (cup) - () / ()
201.
Except (for) - = but
202.
To allow / to permit -
203.
ermission -
204.
On no account -
205.
To touch-
206.
Touchy -
207.
Touching story -
208.
Touch wood -
209.
To prohibit = to forbid (forbade, forbidden) = to ban -
210.
To trust -
211.
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212.
To be accustomed to + Ving -
213.
Make yourself at home -
214.
It suits me (fine) -
215.
It's my fault -
216.
To have much in common -
217.
It is rather stuffy here -
218.
To get in touch -
219.
To get rid of + Ving -
220.
To hold - , ()
221.
Hold on! - He
222.
To take part in = to participate -
223.
To find out -
224.
To make out -
225.
To make an appointment - ,
226.
To get acquainted with -
227.
To be fond of + Ving -
228.
To be alive -
229.
To be dead -
230.
It's a pity -
231.
No objections -
232.
I was about - ... , ...
233.
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234.
To warn -
235.
To exaggerate -
236.
Opinion -
237.
To look forward to + Ving -
238.
To break the news -
239.
To suppress (a laughter) - ,
240.
To appear - appearance -
241.
To disappear=to vanish -
242.
To be confident of-
243.
No matter how -
244.
Majority -
245.
Minority -
246.
To get into debt -
247.
To search for something - -
248.
To be smart - 1) , 2) , ,
3) AE -
249.
To be in need of -
250.
To obtain - to get -
251.
To accuse of- to blame - to charge with -

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252.
To approve -
253.
To disapprove -

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254.
Take care! - ! !
255.
Pain in the neck -
256.
Slip of the tongue -
257.
It goes without saying -
258.
What's a nuisance? - !
259.
Don't you realize? - ?
260.
To be grateful for-
261.
Do you mind? - He ?
262.
Willingly -
263.
To be devoted to - 1) , 2)
264.
In despair-
265.
Hush!-!
266.
It's time -
267.
It's high time -
268.
On the eve of -
269.
Much ado about nothing -
270.
To be bl of + Ving
271.
To raise (a hand, a question, goblet) - , ,
272.
To grasp the meaning -
273.
Look! - I say! - !
274.
Traffic jam -
275.
Stubborn = obstinate -

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276.
To talk rot -
277.
Ups and downs -
278.
To get along with - ,
279.
To take pains-
280.
At worst -
281.
To change , ( )
282.
To remember -
283.
To insist on + Ving -
284.
Do you mind if... - ,
285.
Common sense -
286.
Complete - , .
287.
Give him my regards -
288.
To be on display -
289.
For a while -
290.
To hide - (hid-hidden)
291.
Hide-and-seek -
292.
To conceal
293.
To deal with - ,
294.
To have [to get] an opportunity -
295.
Out of the way -
296.
To respect - respectable -

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297.
To hope - hopeless -
298.
Hopeful
299.
In vain -
300.
It stands to reason -
301.
Reasonable - ()
302.
To make a list -
303.
Success -
304.
successful -
305.
To succeed in + Ving - ,
306.
As soon as possible -
307.
To be angry with smb. - -
308.
To be angry at smth. - -
309.
To fail + to do - , failure
-
310.
Custom - habit -
311.
To recognise
1) a person - ,
2) rights -
312.
Nowadays -
313.
To give a piece of advice -
314.
To take smb's advice -
315.
To advise -
316.
To follow smb's advice -

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317.
Push! - ( )
318.
Pull! - ( )
319.
It's a coincidence - to coincide -
320.
To regret smth. - -
321.
I can't help - ...
322.
Finally -
323.
To be eager to do smth. -
324.
To result in ,
325.
To have a look at -
326.
To increase -
327.
To decrease -
328.
At a gulp/ to sip /
329.
To be well off (well-to-do) ,
330.
To calm down -
331.
For a change
332.
To check up -
333.
I have nothing to do with it

334.
To make both ends meet
335.
For a rainy day
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Nevertheless
337.
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338.
To beat about the bush
339.
To get on one's nerves
340.
To lose one's temper
341.
Good for nothing
342.
It depends ,
343.
Time and again -
344.
To take for granted
345.
To take advantage of
346.
Room and board-
347.
To persuade -
348.
To convince -
349.
Don't fish for compliments
350.
Notorious
351.
To be at a loss
352.
To grow bald (old, pale) (, )
353.
Awkwardly -
354.
To occur - to happen -
355.
To deserve -
356.
To prevent from +Ving ,
357.
Ancient -
358.
Enormous- huge - vast -immense -
359.
At heart -

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360.
To care for 1) , 2)
361.
I don't care
362.
For a reason
363.
to suspect - suspicion -
364.
to fear fear - .
365.
to go crazy , mad , nuts -
366.
Namely -
367.
I hardly know you -
368.
At first sight -
369.
Against the background -
370.
Above all - , ,
371.
Artificial -
372.
To punish -
373.
To frighten -
374.
To be (to get) frightened -
375.
Under the circumstances -
376.
In no circumstances -
377.
To stare - ,
378.
To behave properly -
379.
Behave yourself! - !
380.
To come true -

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To guess - (Am E.= ) guessed the answer

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382.
He impressed me favourably -
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383.
To alter=to change -
384.
Sense -
385.
Sense of humour -
386.
Of one's own accord -
387.
To quarrel -
388.
To lend - (-)
389.
To borrow - ( -)
390.
To have the possibility -
391.
To have an affair with - -
392.
Ahead of time -
393.
To be in the air - ( ),
394.
All along - ,
395.
Let me know -
396.
Brand new -
397.
At best -
398.
Not a bit - ,
399.
To do for a living -
400.
To be fed up -

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To drop in on smb.=to call on smb. -
402.
To deceive-
403.
At the expense of - -
404.
A smb's expense - -
405.
To be proud of -
406.
Further -
407.
To value - valuable -
408.
Mutual respect -
409.
Valid excuse -
410.
Lame excuse -
411.
To share (views, room) - (,

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412.
As far as I can judge -
413.
To interrupt -
414.
Excuse my interrupting you - , c
415.
To master the language -
416.
Former - ( )
417.
Latter -
418.
In order to - ,
419.
To add -
420.
In addition to -
421.
At the most -

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422.
As usual -
423.
Instantly, immediately - ,
424.
Exactly - precisely -
425.
In general -
426.
To separate -
427.
Separate [seprit] -
428.
To appreciate -
429.
I appreciate your answer -
430.
To be aware of - ,
431.
To exist -
432.
I have no way out -
433.
To make head or tail of smth - ,
434.
On the other hand -
435.
To impress -
436.
Under the impression -
437.
To envy -
438.
Therefore -
439.
To attract attention -
440.
To cross smth out - -
441.
The more ... the better - ...,
442.
To bring up -
443.
To bump into -

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444.
NO go - ,
445.
There's no rush -
446.
By and large - ,
447.
Obvious, apparent, evident - ,
448.
To save - ,
449.
On the spur of the moment - ,
450.
To avoid+Ving -
451.
On the spot - ,
452.
To make fun of -
453.
To join smb/smth - ,
454.
To run out of - ( )
455.
To apply for - ( ..)
456.
To see to -
457.
To keep on = to continue = to go on -
458.
To give smb a chance -
459.
To take notice of -
460.
To waste -
461.
Don't waste your time -
462.
To make an attempt -
463.
To attempt -
464.
Source -
465.
Without delay -

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466.
On behalf of -
467.
As a result -
468.
To vote -
469.
At all costs -
470.
It won't do -
471.
A good bargain -
472.
Pull one's leg\nose\ - " "
473.
To talk over -
474.
It's urgent -
475.
Anw -
476.
To be modest - ,
477.
Hence- ,
478.
On condition of -
479.
Point out -
480.
Frankly speaking -
481.
To talk into (out of) - ()
482.
To long for - ,
483.
To be ashamed of
484.
To neglect - ,
485.
To strike a deal -
486.
To find faults -
487.
In full swing -

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488.
Rush hour -
489.
To rush - ,
490.
In this case -
491.
The rest of -
492.
To keep to the point - / /
493.
To joke - , joke -
494.
S. to cause - , .
495.
To hand in - ,
496.
To support -
497.
It's a misunderstanding - -
498.
To feel at ease -
499.
To feel ill at ease -
500.
To upset -
501.
To get upset -
502.
To admit - ,
503.
To admit to school -
504.
I admit you're right - ,
505.
To depend on -
506.
It's worth + Ving - -
507.
To forgive smb. for smth.-
508.
To hesitate -
509.
According to - = in accordance with

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510.
To have a chat -
511.
At any convenient time-
512.
To keep smb. waiting- -
513.
To deny -
514.
At random -
515.
For the time being -
516.
To prove -
517.
A proof -
518.
To be good at - ,
519.
At smb's request - no -
520.
Average-
521.
On an average -
522.
To settle the problem - ()
523.
To remain = to stay -
524.
To do harm -
525.
To keep silence -
526.
To be familiar with -
527.
To cope with -
528.
He has a point there -
529.
Faint - , , ( )
530.
To be off guard
531.
All the same ,

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532.
To have a big mouth -
533.
To suffer from
534.
To be amazed at=to be astonished at -
535.
As far as -
536.
Encounter ,
537.
To judge for oneself
538.
Patient/impatient /
539.
To commit suicide
540.
Hanky panky ,
541.
Tremendous , .
542.
Take it or leave it
543.
By hook or by crook
544.
Handsome man
545.
Handsome sum of money
546.
To feel like ,
547.
To be crowded
548.
To be at stake
549.
To be in the wrong
550.
To show off , ,
551.
to take aback ,
552.
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553.
Within walking distance

( )
554.
Safe and sound
555.
To stick to the point
556.
To miss the point ,
557.
To come to the point ,
558.
To fall into habit
559.
At most
560.
Amusement -
561.
To cause = to bring on -
562.
To be at one's wit's end , ,
563.
By the skin of one's teeth -,
564.
Damage-harm -
565.
To take up -
566.
Off record -
567.
Roughly speaking
568.
To be underway -
569.
Beware! Look out! - !
570.
To be hard up -
571.
To get over = to overcome (obstacles) -
572.
On end -
573.
To make a fortune -

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574.
To tidy up=to do up -
575.
To put up with - ,
576.
In a jiffy - ,
577.
To be off - , ,
578.
To keep with smb - ,
579.
Go ahead! - ! !
580.
give smb a ring -
581.
Mind your own business - He !
582.
You owe me nothing -
583.
It's gone 2 o'clock already - 2
584.
To lag behind -
585.
It's my duty -
586.
There's no place for me -
587.
Before the week is out -
588.
Offensive joke - harmless,

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589.
To be engrossed in - ,
590.
To be absorbed in -
591.
To be on the alert -
592.
A long way to -
593.
No littering -
594.
No admission -

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595.
To keep in mind
596.
To make a way for smb/smth - ,
597.
There's no room for a vase on my table

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598.
Expiration date -
599.
To slow down -
600.
At a loose end - ,
601.
Hazard - , ; .
602.
To pray for -
603.
It's a go - !
604.
He's dumb -
605.
He's smart -
606.
To be compatible with -
607.
Hindrance - ,
608.
To hinder -
609.
To be under way - ,
610.
To distort
611.
If nothing intervenes - ()
612.
To make smth out of thin air -
613.
Can you spare me a minute? ?
614.
Along with -
615.
Fat chance -,

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616.
To fumble for (about) -
617.
To go daft -
618.
Prone to -
619.
What s the snag? - ?
620.
Scatter-brain -
621.
To give smb. his due -
622.
First and foremost - ,
623.
Ends and means -
624.
Phony -
625.
Out of the blue -
626.
To feel puzzled -
627.
It dawned on me -
628.
To be on the safe side - ,

629.
To argue -
630.
As fit as a fiddle - ,
631.
To be mean -,
632.
It never crossed my mind to -

633.
I hardly slept a wink-
634.
I could do with a snack -
635.
To be cross -

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636.
Odds and ends - ,
637.
To be rude -
638.
To lack smth. - ,
639.
lacks confidence -
lack of - ,
640.
How dare you! - !
641.
Its disgusting - !
642.
To burst into laughter (tears) -,
643.
To be short of time -
644.
To take smb./smth.for - - (- )
645.
Are you coming my way? - ?
646.
All along -
647.
Tipsy -
648.
The train starts
649.
The plane takes off the ship sails off
650.
The fat is in the fire - , .
651.
To be in a mess -
652.
To assume - ,
653.
To bear in mind - ,
654.
Flawless - ,
655.
In the meanwhile -
656.
Whenever -

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657.
He has money to burn-
658.
To require -
659.
I'm all for it. - -
660.
It's beyond of my comprehension -
661.
To be gifted -
662.
Are you engaged? - ?
663.
To be shy -
664.
More deab than alive - ,
665.
In honor of -
666.
Pull yourself together -
667.
It'll be fine-!
668.
To resume (talks, work) -
669.
To estimate -
670.
To overestimate -
671.
To underestimate -
672.
To be up to -
673.
To predict -
674.
I haven't the slightest idea -
675.
Crime - to commit
676.
A crime -
677.
Victim -
criminal -

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678.
To witness -
679.
Evrything turned out well -
680.
To turn down - ,
681.
To turn up - 1) , 2)
682.
To hire -
683.
To fire, to be fired (to sacked) -
684.
To be obliged -
685.
To retire -
686.
To tremble, to shiver, to shudder -
687.
To be exhausted - 1) , 2)
688.
Fair and square - ,
689.
To kidnap -
690.
Ghost -
691.
To consume -
692.
To approach -
693.
To be fit -
694.
It's no good - + Ving
695.
To take at one's word -
696.
To be through with
697.
To be annoyed -
698.
To be in the mood - ,
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To buy for a song -
700.
To embrace- to hug -
701.
To brood over - , ( )
702.
Part and parcel -
703.
To be noncommittal - (., )

noncommittal remark -
704.
Bonus - ,
705.
To discord with/from - ,
706.
To exceed - ,
707.
Getaway - ,
708.
To make a getaway -
709.
At a glimpse - ,
710.
To handle -
1)
2)
3) handle -
711.
To praise for-
712.
To be henpecked -
713.
To shrug -
714.
To frown-
715.
To wink-
716.
To nod -
717.
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718.
To nip in the bud-
719.
Offhand - 1) 2)
720.
Without a hitch - ,
721.
To eavesdrop on -
722.
Monkey business -
723.
To overdo -
724.
I can live with it -
725.
Oddjob -
726.
All the more so -
727.
There's a nice kettle of fish. -
728.
Let s sleep on it -
729.
To turn down(an offer) -()
730.
Dubious position(proposition)-
731.
Trash -
732.
I entirely agree with you -
733.
What cheek! What nerve! - !
734.
To reckon - , ,
735.
Nothing verture, nothing gain -
736.
Good riddance! - !
737.
By experience -
738.
For no reason at all -
739.
To go from bad to worse -

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In this regard -
741.
Nitwit - ,
742.
To notify - ,
743.
Pal - mate = chap = guy -
744.
To have a way with people-
745.
To go trekking - ( )
746.
To launch( a campaign, rocket)- ,
747.
Is my aversion -
748.
To match - ,
749.
A rough copy = draft -
750.
Futile efforts -
751.
To poke one's nose into -
752.
To put an end to-
753.
To be on one's own -
754.
To lean against smth -
755.
To lean against on smth -
756.
To catch one's breath -
757.
Ample opportunity -
758.
To divert attention -
759.
To speak the language fluently -
760.
To play a joke on smb. -
761.
To brag - to boast -

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762.
To keep aloof from -
763.
To make one's way through - ( )
764.
In jeopardy -
765.
To feel embarrassment about, at, over - ,
766.
Don't count your chickens before they are hatched

-
767.
To adjust to -
768.
To be bewildered - ,
769.
On beneficial terms -
770.
In the ratio of 5 to 1 - 5 1
771.
He is not my cup of tea -
772.
From afar -
773.
It is all up with him-
774.
To flatter smb (about, on)-
775.
To meet requirements- -
776.
To set fire (light) = to alight-
777.
To strike a match -
778.
Regardless - ,
779.
To be keen on smth - -.,
780.
To be in favour of smth - ,
781.
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782.
To deserve
783.
To have a nap=to doze
784.
Day by day -
785.
Advertisement (ad) -
786.
Actually=in fact - ,
787.
To make one's way through
788.
To admire -
789.
Admiration -
790.
Admirer -
791.
On the verge of
792.
To keep aloof from -
793.
To endure - ,
Beyond endurance -
794.
To make bet -
795.
Scorn=contempt -
796.
To make a fuss -
797.
To stumble upon - ,
798.
In a large scale -
799.
To insult -
800.
To be furious (at) - ,
801.
Mutual=common=shared

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802.
Absent- minded -
803.
Narrow -minded -
broad- minded -
804.
Curious 1) 2)
805.
To owe smb smth - ,
806.
To take in -
807.
Cautious -
808.
Causion! - !
809.
Ridiculous - ,
810.
Former -
811.
Humiliation -
812.
The seat is taken -
813.
Ugly -
814.
To convey (),
815.
Torture - ,
816.
To inhabit - , inhabitant -
817.
To reside- to live - to dwell -
818.
To prefer smth to smth -
819.
To brag - to boast
820.
To flatter smb about, on
821.
What the hell -
822.
To nibble - ,

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823.
Neat trick -
824.
To be mixed up - ,
825.
Knotty -,
826.
No way - ,
827.
Get lost - ,
828.
Jack of all trades -
829.
To be in clover -
830.
To hold up -
831.
Hunch -,
832.
What's your hunch -
833.
To have the nerve -
834.
Goon -
835.
To be off guard -
836.
To give someone hell -
837.
To go ape - ,
838.
All the way -
839.
To bank on -
840.
Blue hell- ,
841.
To catch on - 1., , 2.
842.
To come out clean -
843.
To dilly-dally -,
844.
Dough [deu] - , -

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845.
Fair and square - ,
846.
To be eager beaver -
847.
Ants in one's pants - ,

848.
A in the hole - ,
849.
To get a kick out of -
850.
To get cold feet -
851.
Get this straight -
852.
To go sour - His life went sour for him
853.
To have a soft spot for someone - -
854.
In the bucks -
855.
I can live with it -
856.
kick up the dust-
857.
To divert attention -
858.
To be exasperated at, by (to+ inf) -
859.
To indulge one's desires -
860.
To compel - to force- to urge - ,
861.
Intolerance
862.
Pluck up your courage - ,

.
863.
Into the bargain -

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864.
To be pressed for time - time presses

-
865.
To let imagination run away -
866.
To have the knack for - ()
867.
At will -
868.
To dote on smb.-
869.
To summon - ), ), )
870.
To beckon - ,
871.
To mutter (against,at) - ,
872.
Not to be on speaking terms -
873.
To deprive smb. of smth. - - -
874.
To have the guts -
875.
Let alone -
876.
To come(out) in the open ) ,

)
877.
Off and on- ,
878.
To be sick and tired of -
879.
Are you with me?- ?
880.
To have smth up one s sleeve - ) - ,

)
881.
To take up - ) , ) -.,
) -.
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882.
Survey-
883.
To pay heed to-
884.
In disquise - ,
885.
Don t press the point -
886.
On time - on dot -
887.
To look smth up- ( )
888.
To look on the bright(dark)side of - ()
889.
Once in a while - ,
890.
Hardly ever -
891.
To work out - ) , )()
892.
For sure - , .
893.
Under one's breath - ,
894.
To distort -
895.
To hit the sack -
896.
To make smth out of thin air -
897.
Two days in a row -
898.
Spick and span -
899.
You've got it all wrong -
900.
To rack one's brain over -
901.
Better luck next time -
902.
Utter - ,

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903.
Utter rubbish (fool) / /

utterly
904.
To be vague - , was vague about.
905.
To be vexed - How vexing -
906.
A skeleton in the cupboard -
907.
In any event -
908.
In vogue -
909.
To fidget - 1. , 2.
910.
Worn(out) - , ,
911.
To be wrecked -
912.
Wrecks
913.
To hurt (oneself) - 1. 2. 3. 4.
914.
I hurt myself -
915.
It won't hurt you to walk home -
916.
You hurt her feelings - Where does it hurt?

-
917.
To elude ,
918.
His name eludes me -
919.
To be loyal to - ,
920.
To speak language fluently -
921.
Under the spell
922.
To play a joke on smb - -

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923.
To live from hand to mouth -
924.
My head was reeled -
925.
To change for the best (worst) - //
926.
Obsession -
927.
This thought obsessed him -
928.
Out of- , ,
929.
Out of respect for you - .
930.
Out of grief (shame, fear) - /, /
931.
When will you see him next? - ?
932.
To improve -
933.
To come by a fortune-
934.
To sympathize with smb(in smth) -
935.
Unduly , - unduly grateful (pessimists)
936.
To put someone on -
937.
To be (go) bananas -
938.
Chitchat -
939.
Birds of feather -
940.
To be choosy -
941.
Dope-drug
942.
To drink like a fish -
943.
Fine kettle of fish -
944.
Foul language -

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945.
Go for it! - ! !
946.
Good riddance -
947.
To be in the know - ,
948.
To hate smb's guts -
949.
To have a finger in the pie -
950.
To have a grudge against - -
951.
Guff=hogwash
952.
To be in a fix=in a jam - ,

953.
Jive -
954.
To be leery of - ,
955.
To let someone down - -
956.
Not lift a finger -
957.
To lose heart (to lose +art) -
958.
To make a hit -
959.
To make a mountain out of a molehill -
960.
To muff a chance-
961.
None of your tricks - !
962.
To be nosy -
963.
One never can tell -
964.
To promise the moon -
965.
Queer fish -

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966.
To raise hell - ,
967.
To see the point -
968.
It's a small world -
969.
Sink or swim - ,
970.
Sure thing -
971.
To snoop around -
972.
Tit for tat -
973.
To be in a mess - ,
974.
Tooth and nail -
975.
To fight tooth and nail - ,
976.
To be dotty - .
977.
To see the wood from the trees -
978.
To assume - 1) 2) 3)
979.
To be within a hairbreadth of smth -
980.
Off one's rocker - ,
981.
In a split second
982.
Under one's thumb -
983.
To bear in mind - ,
984.
To be in shreds -
985.
Without batting an eyelid -
986.
Tough as nail -
987.
To shoot (cast) a glance at -

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988.
Flawless - ,
989.
Offhand - ,
990.
To be overwrought - ,
991.
Stark naked(mad) - //
992.
In a frenzy -
993.
To terminate conversation -
994.
Plausible ground - , /
995.
To be cagey - ,
996.
Nitwit - ,
997.
To put out - 1/ 2/
998.
To set up - ,
999.
Slap in the face -
1000.
To take at one's word -
1001.
To be through with
1002.
How does it strike you? - ?

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1003.
To intervene -
1004.
To smell a rat - , ,
1005.
To come to terms with smb - ,
1006.
On beneficial terms -

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1007.
Massacre ['maseke] -
1008.
To feel (be) resentful (at) -
1009.
To be feeling low (to be in low spirits)

- ,
1010.
To err -
1011.
The small hours -
1012.
Ambiguous (reply) - ,
1013.
In deep water -
1014.
To dread + Ving /N - ,
1015.
Ample opportunity -
1016.
He is not my cup of tea -
1017.
Allegedly - ,
1018.
It is all up with him -
1019.
Alien - , adj-
1020.
By all accounts
1021.
By his own account -
1022.
Amiable (good tempered) - ,
1023.
Stern (discipline) - ,
1024.
To hold smb to ransom - ,

1025.
To cease
1026.
Painstaking -

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1027.
To be on familiar/easy terms with -
1028.
To be adrift - ,
1029.
Png -
1030.
Pangs of hunger -
1031.
Pangs of conscience -
1032.
On the point of leaving -
1033.
To have a way with people -
1034.
Once in a while -
1035.
To go trekking -
1036.
Vocation (for) -
1037.
Vocational training -
1038.
In a daze -
1039.
He was dazed by the news
1040.
Surreptitiously - ,
1041.
To catch unawares -
1042.
To fascinate - ,
1043.
To launch - , ~ a rocket/a boat / a campaign
1044.
There's smth. in the wind - - ()
1045.
To keep up -
1046.
l'm trying to keep up my English -
1047.
If the weather keeps up
1048.
To pry -

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1049.
To loathe smth/smb - ,
1050.
Match (marriage) - , .,
1051.
She made a good match -
1052.
She is a good match -
1053.
This tie is a good match for the shirt -
1054.
These colours do not match - ( )
1055.
As a pianist he has no match -
1056.
Curfew -
1057.
To snooze -
1058.
To snick /swivel a glance at -
1059.
Superstition (superstitious) - ()
1060.
To meet requirements -
1061.
To go for a stroll
1062.
To put an end to -
1063.
To catch one's breath -
1064.
To run amok - ,
1065.
A fair copy -
1066.
A rough copy -
1067.
Futile efforts -
1068.
I'm afraid - ,
1069.
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You're dead right -

As for me (as to me) -

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By chance (accidentally, by accident) -

To be late - ..., late -

Quickly, fast, swiftly, rapidly, promptly

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For example (for instance) -

Just the opposite

Little by little (gradually) -

Are you kidding? - ?

For good (forever) -

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To be sea- sick, home-sick ,

I have four meals a day

Strange, odd, queer, weird -

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Fetch me a glass of water -

It takes me 20 min to get there - 20 ,

I suppose, I think, I believe -

As a matter of fact = in fact- /

To look well (strange)- - ()

To cut a long story short=in short -

To turn on (off) - () = to switch on/off

To turn right (left) - ()

To change one's mind -

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Hostile (to, towards) -

Especially (particularly) - = in particular

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To see smb. off - -

To have a bite (snack) -

To decide, to make up one's mind -

Simultaneously = at the same time -

The last but one -

Due to= because of - -,

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Can you manage? -

All of a sudden (suddenly) ,

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To use (to utilize) -

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