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"To live off [something]" = "To live using money gained from [something]" "To live off the land" = "T...
When someone is "out of step" it is English slang that can mean many things... 1.) The person is slow, either physically or ...
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Thank you!!! -Shiira-
Saying "things are centered there" means other things depend on the figuratively central thing. If the central thing is harmed...
Hibc, This is a tough one without having a little more information. To opt out of something means, basically, not to partake, not to ...
You could really say it either way. Putting "that" there just makes it a little more formal.
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you write english very well.
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1) "born out" is an expression explaining the reason/source "to revise and verify the frontiers given the changes in clima...
It might be "was born", although "is born" also makes sense. It's a metaphor; the law is "born" (=written,...
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"I was fighting on two fronts" means a person is having to deal with two seperate problems.
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Idiom is a group of words that has a particular meaning only when used together. This meaning is different from the literal meaning of th...
Good question. I couldn't think of a good explanation, so I stole this from Yahoo Answers. An idiom is an expression that has a mean...
An idiom is like a informal metaphor. It would be okay to use it around people you didn't know, as long as it wasn't a really formal situ...
Thank you~ -Hananobira- Now I get it. Have a nice day~
Always use 'I love it.' 'I'm loving it' is a slang term that's used in very specific and casual circumstances, so you don't need to worr...
"Fender-bender" I heard this word all the time from the radio and I didn't understand it, but now I do. Thank you Xenon...
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Yep. It makes it sound like he hit you hard, though. If he just bumped into you, something you could say is "I got into a fender-ben...
Yes it is okay, it makes perfect sense.
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I haven't seen the movie, but this is what I think that quote means. Imagine it's some time in World War II. You're a sniper, and you ...
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"came off" is English slang for one's behavior in the moment that doesn't represent how they were feeling in the long-term. ...
"Came off" is like "appeared/looked." :)
ありがとう みなさん。
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I want to see. ⇒「私は見たいです（わたしはみたいです）」。
I believe flattery is/are comments made towards you from others. Appreciation is/are acceptance.
The big difference between flattery and appreciation is that flattery is insincere. When you flatter someone, you're usually doing it to ...
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Simple answer: "I will have made a house" means you will be *done* making the house (at some time), "I will make a house&q...
The meaning is basically the same, but the tenses are different. When I think about this stuff, it helps to draw a timeline. When you say...
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Hope that helps!
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While you are talking, or could also means the line is busy.
It can also mean that the line is busy when you make a phone call.
ありがとう ちこさん！
たのしい りょこうに なりそうだ。 たのしい りょこうに なると おもう。
ありがとう！