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			<title>black and white</title>
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<br/>1. Print or writing; words on&nbsp;paper, not spoken; exact written or printed form. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">He insisted on&nbsp;having the&nbsp;agreement down in&nbsp;black and white.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Mrs. Jones would not believe the&nbsp;news, so&nbsp;Mr. Jones showed her&nbsp;the article in&nbsp;the newspaper and said, "There it&nbsp;is in&nbsp;black and white."</span>
<br/>2. The&nbsp;different shades of&nbsp;black and white of&nbsp;a simple picture, rather than other colors. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">He showed us snapshots in&nbsp;black and white.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #noun #Idioms #esl black and white &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.} 1. Print or writing; words on&amp;nbsp;paper, not spoken; exact written or printed form. He insisted on&amp;nbsp;having the&amp;nbsp;agreement down in&amp;nbsp;black and white. Mrs. Jones would not believe the&amp;nbsp;news, so&amp;nbsp;Mr. Jones showed her&amp;nbsp;the article in&amp;nbsp;the newspaper and said, "There it&amp;nbsp;is in&amp;nbsp;black and white." 2. The&amp;nbsp;different shades of&amp;nbsp;black and white of&amp;nbsp;a simple picture, rather than other colors. He showed us snapshots in&amp;nbsp;black and white. Categories: noun</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #noun #Idioms #esl black and white &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.} 1. Print or writing; words on&amp;nbsp;paper, not spoken; exact written or printed form. He insisted on&amp;nbsp;having the&amp;nbsp;agreement down in&amp;nbsp;black and white. Mrs. Jones would not believe the&amp;nbsp;news, so&amp;nbsp;Mr. Jones showed her&amp;nbsp;the article in&amp;nbsp;the newspaper and said, "There it&amp;nbsp;is in&amp;nbsp;black and white." 2. The&amp;nbsp;different shades of&amp;nbsp;black and white of&amp;nbsp;a simple picture, rather than other colors. He showed us snapshots in&amp;nbsp;black and white. Categories: noun</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Ed Howe</title>
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		(1853&mdash;1937) 
<br/>When you can't do anything else to&nbsp;a boy, you can make him wash his&nbsp;face.
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			<title>go down the tubes</title>
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<br/>To transit to&nbsp;a state of&nbsp;failure or ruin.
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The whole scheme is&nbsp;likely to&nbsp;go down the&nbsp;tubes.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English go down the&amp;nbsp;tubes &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} &amp;nbsp;{informal} To transit to&amp;nbsp;a state of&amp;nbsp;failure or ruin. The whole scheme is&amp;nbsp;likely to&amp;nbsp;go down the&amp;nbsp;tubes. Categories: informal verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English go down the&amp;nbsp;tubes &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} &amp;nbsp;{informal} To transit to&amp;nbsp;a state of&amp;nbsp;failure or ruin. The whole scheme is&amp;nbsp;likely to&amp;nbsp;go down the&amp;nbsp;tubes. Categories: informal verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Open-Collar Workers</title>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #slang Open-Collar Workers People who&amp;nbsp;work at&amp;nbsp;home or telecommute. Categories: slang *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #slang Open-Collar Workers People who&amp;nbsp;work at&amp;nbsp;home or telecommute. Categories: slang *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>take out</title>
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;ask for and fill in. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Mary and John took out a&nbsp;marriage license.</span>
<br/>2. To&nbsp;begin to&nbsp;run. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">When the&nbsp;window broke, the&nbsp;boys took out in&nbsp;all directions.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">When the&nbsp;wind blew the&nbsp;man's hat off, Charlie took out after it.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl take out &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;ask for and fill in. Mary and John took out a&amp;nbsp;marriage license. 2. To&amp;nbsp;begin to&amp;nbsp;run. When the&amp;nbsp;window broke, the&amp;nbsp;boys took out in&amp;nbsp;all directions. When the&amp;nbsp;wind blew the&amp;nbsp;man's hat off, Charlie took out after it. See: TAKE IT OUT ON. Categories: verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl take out &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;ask for and fill in. Mary and John took out a&amp;nbsp;marriage license. 2. To&amp;nbsp;begin to&amp;nbsp;run. When the&amp;nbsp;window broke, the&amp;nbsp;boys took out in&amp;nbsp;all directions. When the&amp;nbsp;wind blew the&amp;nbsp;man's hat off, Charlie took out after it. See: TAKE IT OUT ON. Categories: verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>404</title>
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<br/>Someone who&nbsp;is clueless. From the&nbsp;Web error message, "404 Not Found," which means the&nbsp;document requested couldn't be located.
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">"Don't bother asking John. He's 404."</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #slang 404 Someone who&amp;nbsp;is clueless. From the&amp;nbsp;Web error message, "404 Not Found," which means the&amp;nbsp;document requested couldn't be located. "Don't bother asking John. He's 404." Categories: slang</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #slang 404 Someone who&amp;nbsp;is clueless. From the&amp;nbsp;Web error message, "404 Not Found," which means the&amp;nbsp;document requested couldn't be located. "Don't bother asking John. He's 404." Categories: slang</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Daniel L. Reardon</title>
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		In the&nbsp;long run the&nbsp;pessimist may be proved right, but&nbsp;the optimist has a&nbsp;better time on&nbsp;the trip.
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			<title>get out of</title>
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;be excused from; avoid. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">He got out of&nbsp;jury duty because of&nbsp;his illness.</span>
<br/>2. To&nbsp;gain from; extract from. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Tom complained that he&nbsp;didn't get anything out of&nbsp;the course on&nbsp;#grammar.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl get out of &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;be excused from; avoid. He got out of&amp;nbsp;jury duty because of&amp;nbsp;his illness. 2. To&amp;nbsp;gain from; extract from. Tom complained that he&amp;nbsp;didn't get anything out of&amp;nbsp;the course on&amp;nbsp;#grammar. Categories: verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl get out of &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;be excused from; avoid. He got out of&amp;nbsp;jury duty because of&amp;nbsp;his illness. 2. To&amp;nbsp;gain from; extract from. Tom complained that he&amp;nbsp;didn't get anything out of&amp;nbsp;the course on&amp;nbsp;#grammar. Categories: verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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<br/>Old-fashioned; not new or different. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">By now, putting satellites in&nbsp;orbit is&nbsp;old hat to&nbsp;space scientists.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Andrea thought her&nbsp;mother's ideas about dating were old hat.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #adjective #Idioms #esl old hat &amp;nbsp;{adj.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} Old-fashioned; not new or different. By now, putting satellites in&amp;nbsp;orbit is&amp;nbsp;old hat to&amp;nbsp;space scientists. Andrea thought her&amp;nbsp;mother's ideas about dating were old hat. Categories: adjective informal Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #adjective #Idioms #esl old hat &amp;nbsp;{adj.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} Old-fashioned; not new or different. By now, putting satellites in&amp;nbsp;orbit is&amp;nbsp;old hat to&amp;nbsp;space scientists. Andrea thought her&amp;nbsp;mother's ideas about dating were old hat. Categories: adjective informal Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>santiago</title>
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			<title>Arthur "Bugs" Baer</title>
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		(1876&mdash;1969)
<br/>U.S. humorist 
<br/>Remember, if you can get along with&nbsp;one woman, you can get along with&nbsp;more.
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			<title>draw a blank</title>
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;obtain nothing in&nbsp;return for an&nbsp;effort made or to&nbsp;get a&nbsp;negative result. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">I looked up all the&nbsp;Joneses in&nbsp;the telephone book but&nbsp;I drew a&nbsp;blank every time I&nbsp;asked for Archibald Jones.</span>
<br/>2. To&nbsp;fail to&nbsp;remember something. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">I am trying to&nbsp;think of&nbsp;the name but&nbsp;I keep drawing a&nbsp;blank.</span>
<br/>3. To&nbsp;be consistently unsuccessful at&nbsp;doing something. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">I keep trying to&nbsp;pass that math exam but&nbsp;each time I&nbsp;try it&nbsp;I draw a&nbsp;blank.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl draw a&amp;nbsp;blank &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} 1. To&amp;nbsp;obtain nothing in&amp;nbsp;return for an&amp;nbsp;effort made or to&amp;nbsp;get a&amp;nbsp;negative result. I looked up all the&amp;nbsp;Joneses in&amp;nbsp;the telephone book but&amp;nbsp;I drew a&amp;nbsp;blank every time I&amp;nbsp;asked for Archibald Jones. 2. To&amp;nbsp;fail to&amp;nbsp;remember something. I am trying to&amp;nbsp;think of&amp;nbsp;the name but&amp;nbsp;I keep drawing a&amp;nbsp;blank. 3. To&amp;nbsp;be consistently unsuccessful at&amp;nbsp;doing something. I keep trying to&amp;nbsp;pass that math exam but&amp;nbsp;each time I&amp;nbsp;try it&amp;nbsp;I draw a&amp;nbsp;blank. Categories: informal time verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl draw a&amp;nbsp;blank &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} 1. To&amp;nbsp;obtain nothing in&amp;nbsp;return for an&amp;nbsp;effort made or to&amp;nbsp;get a&amp;nbsp;negative result. I looked up all the&amp;nbsp;Joneses in&amp;nbsp;the telephone book but&amp;nbsp;I drew a&amp;nbsp;blank every time I&amp;nbsp;asked for Archibald Jones. 2. To&amp;nbsp;fail to&amp;nbsp;remember something. I am trying to&amp;nbsp;think of&amp;nbsp;the name but&amp;nbsp;I keep drawing a&amp;nbsp;blank. 3. To&amp;nbsp;be consistently unsuccessful at&amp;nbsp;doing something. I keep trying to&amp;nbsp;pass that math exam but&amp;nbsp;each time I&amp;nbsp;try it&amp;nbsp;I draw a&amp;nbsp;blank. Categories: informal time verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>plan on</title>
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;have the&nbsp;plan of; have in&nbsp;mind. &mdash; Used with&nbsp;a verbal noun. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">I plan on&nbsp;going to&nbsp;the movies after I&nbsp;finish my homework.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Mary was planning on&nbsp;seeing John at&nbsp;the baseball game.</span>
<br/><span class="bold nowordart">Syn.:</span> <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'FIGURE ON' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=2325-figure-on">FIGURE ON</a>.
<br/>2. To&nbsp;think you will do or have; be sure about; expect. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">I'm hoping to&nbsp;go away for the&nbsp;weekend, but&nbsp;I'm not planning on&nbsp;it.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">We can't order the&nbsp;food for the&nbsp;party until we know how many people to&nbsp;plan on.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">We planned on&nbsp;Mary for the&nbsp;decorations, but&nbsp;she is&nbsp;sick.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl plan on &amp;nbsp;{v.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;have the&amp;nbsp;plan of; have in&amp;nbsp;mind. &amp;mdash; Used with&amp;nbsp;a verbal noun. I plan on&amp;nbsp;going to&amp;nbsp;the movies after I&amp;nbsp;finish my homework. Mary was planning on&amp;nbsp;seeing John at&amp;nbsp;the baseball game. Syn.: FIGURE ON. 2. To&amp;nbsp;think you will do or have; be sure about; expect. I'm hoping to&amp;nbsp;go away for the&amp;nbsp;weekend, but&amp;nbsp;I'm not planning on&amp;nbsp;it. We can't order the&amp;nbsp;food for the&amp;nbsp;party until we know how many people to&amp;nbsp;plan on. We planned on&amp;nbsp;Mary for the&amp;nbsp;decorations, but&amp;nbsp;she is&amp;nbsp;sick. Categories: verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl plan on &amp;nbsp;{v.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;have the&amp;nbsp;plan of; have in&amp;nbsp;mind. &amp;mdash; Used with&amp;nbsp;a verbal noun. I plan on&amp;nbsp;going to&amp;nbsp;the movies after I&amp;nbsp;finish my homework. Mary was planning on&amp;nbsp;seeing John at&amp;nbsp;the baseball game. Syn.: FIGURE ON. 2. To&amp;nbsp;think you will do or have; be sure about; expect. I'm hoping to&amp;nbsp;go away for the&amp;nbsp;weekend, but&amp;nbsp;I'm not planning on&amp;nbsp;it. We can't order the&amp;nbsp;food for the&amp;nbsp;party until we know how many people to&amp;nbsp;plan on. We planned on&amp;nbsp;Mary for the&amp;nbsp;decorations, but&amp;nbsp;she is&amp;nbsp;sick. Categories: verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>John Kenneth Galbraith</title>
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		(1908--)
<br/>U.S. economist
<br/>Economics is&nbsp;extremely useful as a&nbsp;form of&nbsp;employment for economists.
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<br/><a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'BY THE SKIN OF ONE'S TEETH' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=1034-by-the-skin-of-ones-teeth">BY THE SKIN OF ONE'S TEETH</a>,
<br/><a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'GET UNDER ONE'S SKIN' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=2878-get-under-ones-skin">GET UNDER ONE'S SKIN</a>,
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<br/><a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'KEEP ONE'S EYES PEELED' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=4363-keep-ones-eyes-peeled">KEEP ONE'S EYES PEELED</a> or <a class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'KEEP ONE'S EYES SKINNED' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/~google/KEEP+ONE%27S+EYES+SKINNED">KEEP ONE'S EYES SKINNED</a>,
<br/><a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'SAVE ONE'S NECK' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=6851-save-ones-neck">SAVE ONE'S NECK</a> or <a class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'SAVE ONE'S SKIN' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/~google/SAVE+ONE%27S+SKIN">SAVE ONE'S SKIN</a>,
<br/><a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'WITH A&nbsp;WHOLE SKIN' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=8929-with-a-whole-skin">WITH A&nbsp;WHOLE SKIN</a> or <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'IN A&nbsp;WHOLE SKIN' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=3917-in-a-whole-skin">IN A&nbsp;WHOLE SKIN</a>.
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;bring (something) into being, often by great exertion or activity; cause. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">It was a&nbsp;quiet afternoon, and John tried to&nbsp;stir up some excitement.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Bob stirred up a&nbsp;fight between Tom and Bill.</span>
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<br/>2. To&nbsp;cause (someone) to&nbsp;act; incite to&nbsp;action or movement; rouse. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The coach's pep talk stirred up the&nbsp;team to&nbsp;win.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">When Mary heard what Betty said about her, she&nbsp;became stirred up.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl stir up &amp;nbsp;{v.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;bring (something) into being, often by great exertion or activity; cause. It was a&amp;nbsp;quiet afternoon, and John tried to&amp;nbsp;stir up some excitement. Bob stirred up a&amp;nbsp;fight between Tom and Bill. Compare: WHIP UP (2). 2. To&amp;nbsp;cause (someone) to&amp;nbsp;act; incite to&amp;nbsp;action or movement; rouse. The coach's pep talk stirred up the&amp;nbsp;team to&amp;nbsp;win. When Mary heard what Betty said about her, she&amp;nbsp;became stirred up. Categories: verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl stir up &amp;nbsp;{v.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;bring (something) into being, often by great exertion or activity; cause. It was a&amp;nbsp;quiet afternoon, and John tried to&amp;nbsp;stir up some excitement. Bob stirred up a&amp;nbsp;fight between Tom and Bill. Compare: WHIP UP (2). 2. To&amp;nbsp;cause (someone) to&amp;nbsp;act; incite to&amp;nbsp;action or movement; rouse. The coach's pep talk stirred up the&amp;nbsp;team to&amp;nbsp;win. When Mary heard what Betty said about her, she&amp;nbsp;became stirred up. Categories: verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>call out</title>
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;shout; speak loudly. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">My name was called out several times, but&nbsp;I was unable to&nbsp;hear it.</span>
<br/>2. To&nbsp;summon someone. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">If the&nbsp;rioting continues, the&nbsp;governor will have to&nbsp;call out the&nbsp;National Guard.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl call out &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;shout; speak loudly. My name was called out several times, but&amp;nbsp;I was unable to&amp;nbsp;hear it. 2. To&amp;nbsp;summon someone. If the&amp;nbsp;rioting continues, the&amp;nbsp;governor will have to&amp;nbsp;call out the&amp;nbsp;National Guard. Categories: call verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl call out &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;shout; speak loudly. My name was called out several times, but&amp;nbsp;I was unable to&amp;nbsp;hear it. 2. To&amp;nbsp;summon someone. If the&amp;nbsp;rioting continues, the&amp;nbsp;governor will have to&amp;nbsp;call out the&amp;nbsp;National Guard. Categories: call verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>tide over</title>
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<br/>To carry past a&nbsp;difficulty or danger; help in&nbsp;bad times or in&nbsp;trouble. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">He was out of&nbsp;work last winter but&nbsp;he had saved enough money to&nbsp;tide him over until spring.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">An ice cream cone in&nbsp;the afternoon tided her&nbsp;over until supper.</span>
<br/><span class="bold nowordart">Compare:</span> <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'SEE THROUGH' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=6968-see-through">SEE THROUGH</a>.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl tide over &amp;nbsp;{v.} To carry past a&amp;nbsp;difficulty or danger; help in&amp;nbsp;bad times or in&amp;nbsp;trouble. He was out of&amp;nbsp;work last winter but&amp;nbsp;he had saved enough money to&amp;nbsp;tide him over until spring. An ice cream cone in&amp;nbsp;the afternoon tided her&amp;nbsp;over until supper. Compare: SEE THROUGH. Categories: verb *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl tide over &amp;nbsp;{v.} To carry past a&amp;nbsp;difficulty or danger; help in&amp;nbsp;bad times or in&amp;nbsp;trouble. He was out of&amp;nbsp;work last winter but&amp;nbsp;he had saved enough money to&amp;nbsp;tide him over until spring. An ice cream cone in&amp;nbsp;the afternoon tided her&amp;nbsp;over until supper. Compare: SEE THROUGH. Categories: verb *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:summary></item>
					
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		Flashcard learning set.<h3>Check yourself now!</h3>Try flashcard test <a href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/-cards-/Learn_on_22-4-2013" target="_blank">by definitions</a> or <a href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/-cards-/Learn_on_22-4-2013?reverse=1" target="_blank">by descriptions</a>.<h3>Set includes the following items:</h3>
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<li>get the ax</li>
<li>refine on</li>
<li>ahead of the game</li>
<li>if it's not one thing it's another</li>
<li>put up</li>
<li>pick-me-up</li>
<li>on the house</li>
<li>lady of the house</li>
<li>drop back</li>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #flashcards Flashcard learning set.Check yourself now!Try flashcard test by definitions or by descriptions.Set includes the following items: play ball get the ax refine on ahead of the game if it's not one thing it's another put up pick-me-up on the house lady of the house drop back</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #flashcards Flashcard learning set.Check yourself now!Try flashcard test by definitions or by descriptions.Set includes the following items: play ball get the ax refine on ahead of the game if it's not one thing it's another put up pick-me-up on the house lady of the house drop back</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>out cold</title>
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<br/>Unconscious; in&nbsp;a faint. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The ball hit Dick in&nbsp;the head and knocked him out cold for ten minutes.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">They tried to&nbsp;lift Mary when she&nbsp;fell down, but&nbsp;she was out cold.</span>
<br/><span class="bold nowordart">Syn.:</span> <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'OUT LIKE A&nbsp;LIGHT' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=5857-out-like-a-light">OUT LIKE A&nbsp;LIGHT</a> (2). <span class="bold nowordart">Compare:</span> <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'PASS OUT' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=6035-pass-out">PASS OUT</a>.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #adjective #adverb #Idioms #esl out cold &amp;nbsp;{adv.} or &amp;nbsp;{adj.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} Unconscious; in&amp;nbsp;a faint. The ball hit Dick in&amp;nbsp;the head and knocked him out cold for ten minutes. They tried to&amp;nbsp;lift Mary when she&amp;nbsp;fell down, but&amp;nbsp;she was out cold. Syn.: OUT LIKE A&amp;nbsp;LIGHT (2). Compare: PASS OUT. Categories: adjective adverb informal *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #adjective #adverb #Idioms #esl out cold &amp;nbsp;{adv.} or &amp;nbsp;{adj.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} Unconscious; in&amp;nbsp;a faint. The ball hit Dick in&amp;nbsp;the head and knocked him out cold for ten minutes. They tried to&amp;nbsp;lift Mary when she&amp;nbsp;fell down, but&amp;nbsp;she was out cold. Syn.: OUT LIKE A&amp;nbsp;LIGHT (2). Compare: PASS OUT. Categories: adjective adverb informal *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>this is how the cookie crumbles</title>
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<br/>That's how things are; that's life. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">It's too bad about John and Mary getting divorced, but&nbsp;then that's how the&nbsp;cookie crumbles.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl this is&amp;nbsp;how the&amp;nbsp;cookie crumbles or that's how the&amp;nbsp;cookie crumbles &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} That's how things are; that's life. It's too bad about John and Mary getting divorced, but&amp;nbsp;then that's how the&amp;nbsp;cookie crumbles. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl this is&amp;nbsp;how the&amp;nbsp;cookie crumbles or that's how the&amp;nbsp;cookie crumbles &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} That's how things are; that's life. It's too bad about John and Mary getting divorced, but&amp;nbsp;then that's how the&amp;nbsp;cookie crumbles. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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		(1835&mdash;1910) 
<br/>Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at&nbsp;the age of&nbsp;eighty and gradually approach eighteen.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings (1835&amp;mdash;1910) Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at&amp;nbsp;the age of&amp;nbsp;eighty and gradually approach eighteen.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings (1835&amp;mdash;1910) Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at&amp;nbsp;the age of&amp;nbsp;eighty and gradually approach eighteen.</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Pronunciation Difficulties</title>
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			<title>shove down one's throat</title>
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<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">We didn't want Mr. Bly to&nbsp;speak at&nbsp;our banquet, but&nbsp;the planning committee shoved him down our throats.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The president was against the&nbsp;idea, but&nbsp;the club members rammed it&nbsp;down his&nbsp;throat.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl shove down one's throat or ram down one's throat &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} To force you to&amp;nbsp;do or agree to&amp;nbsp;(something not wanted or liked.) We didn't want Mr. Bly to&amp;nbsp;speak at&amp;nbsp;our banquet, but&amp;nbsp;the planning committee shoved him down our throats. The president was against the&amp;nbsp;idea, but&amp;nbsp;the club members rammed it&amp;nbsp;down his&amp;nbsp;throat. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl shove down one's throat or ram down one's throat &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} To force you to&amp;nbsp;do or agree to&amp;nbsp;(something not wanted or liked.) We didn't want Mr. Bly to&amp;nbsp;speak at&amp;nbsp;our banquet, but&amp;nbsp;the planning committee shoved him down our throats. The president was against the&amp;nbsp;idea, but&amp;nbsp;the club members rammed it&amp;nbsp;down his&amp;nbsp;throat. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>That's about the size of it!</title>
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<br/>Informal way to&nbsp;say, "What you said is&nbsp;true; the&nbsp;rumor or the&nbsp;news is&nbsp;true." 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">"I am told you're leaving our firm for Japan," Fred said to&nbsp;Tom. "That's about the&nbsp;size of&nbsp;it," Tom replied with&nbsp;a grin.</span>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 16 Apr 2026 03:30:01 +0300</pubDate>
		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #Idioms #esl That's about the&amp;nbsp;size of&amp;nbsp;it! Informal way to&amp;nbsp;say, "What you said is&amp;nbsp;true; the&amp;nbsp;rumor or the&amp;nbsp;news is&amp;nbsp;true." "I am told you're leaving our firm for Japan," Fred said to&amp;nbsp;Tom. "That's about the&amp;nbsp;size of&amp;nbsp;it," Tom replied with&amp;nbsp;a grin. Categories: informal Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #Idioms #esl That's about the&amp;nbsp;size of&amp;nbsp;it! Informal way to&amp;nbsp;say, "What you said is&amp;nbsp;true; the&amp;nbsp;rumor or the&amp;nbsp;news is&amp;nbsp;true." "I am told you're leaving our firm for Japan," Fred said to&amp;nbsp;Tom. "That's about the&amp;nbsp;size of&amp;nbsp;it," Tom replied with&amp;nbsp;a grin. Categories: informal Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>English for Children</title>
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			<title>mixed bag</title>
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<br/>A varied set of&nbsp;people, ideas, objects, or circumstances, including both the&nbsp;good and the&nbsp;bad. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">This report is&nbsp;a mixed bag of&nbsp;opinions.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">There was a&nbsp;mixed bag of&nbsp;people at&nbsp;the press conference.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #noun #Idioms #esl mixed bag &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.} A varied set of&amp;nbsp;people, ideas, objects, or circumstances, including both the&amp;nbsp;good and the&amp;nbsp;bad. This report is&amp;nbsp;a mixed bag of&amp;nbsp;opinions. There was a&amp;nbsp;mixed bag of&amp;nbsp;people at&amp;nbsp;the press conference. Categories: noun</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #noun #Idioms #esl mixed bag &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.} A varied set of&amp;nbsp;people, ideas, objects, or circumstances, including both the&amp;nbsp;good and the&amp;nbsp;bad. This report is&amp;nbsp;a mixed bag of&amp;nbsp;opinions. There was a&amp;nbsp;mixed bag of&amp;nbsp;people at&amp;nbsp;the press conference. Categories: noun</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>short and sweet</title>
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<br/>Brief and to&nbsp;the point. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Henry's note to&nbsp;his father was short and sweet. He&nbsp;wrote, "Dear Dad, please send me $5. Love, Henry."</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #adjective #Idioms #esl short and sweet &amp;nbsp;{adj.} Brief and to&amp;nbsp;the point. Henry's note to&amp;nbsp;his father was short and sweet. He&amp;nbsp;wrote, "Dear Dad, please send me $5. Love, Henry." Categories: adjective love</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #adjective #Idioms #esl short and sweet &amp;nbsp;{adj.} Brief and to&amp;nbsp;the point. Henry's note to&amp;nbsp;his father was short and sweet. He&amp;nbsp;wrote, "Dear Dad, please send me $5. Love, Henry." Categories: adjective love</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Sir Boyle Roche</title>
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		(1743&mdash;1807), Irish politician 
<br/>The progress of&nbsp;the times...such that little children, who&nbsp;can neither walk nor talk, may be seen cursing their Maker!
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			<title>George Carlin</title>
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		(1937--2008)
<br/>U.S. comedian 
<br/>If you can't beat them, arrange to&nbsp;have them beaten.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings (1937--2008) U.S. comedian If you can't beat them, arrange to&amp;nbsp;have them beaten.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings (1937--2008) U.S. comedian If you can't beat them, arrange to&amp;nbsp;have them beaten.</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>VWEG</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 14 Apr 2026 03:30:02 +0300</pubDate>
		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #slang VWEG "Very wicked evil grin". See "G" Categories: slang *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #slang VWEG "Very wicked evil grin". See "G" Categories: slang *** Students &amp; teachers ***: see all available reading &amp; drilling sets, run flashcards, use them during your lessons!</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>kick off</title>
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<br/>1. To&nbsp;make the&nbsp;kick that begins a&nbsp;football game. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">John kicked off and the&nbsp;football game started.</span>
<br/>2. &nbsp;<b class="binline">{informal}</b><br/>To begin; launch; start. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The candidate kicked off his&nbsp;campaign with&nbsp;a speech on&nbsp;television.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The fund raising drive was kicked off with&nbsp;a theater party.</span>
<br/>3. &nbsp;<b class="binline">{slang}</b><br/>To die. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Mr. Jones was almost ninety years old when he&nbsp;kicked off.</span>
<br/><span class="bold nowordart">Syn.:</span> <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'KICK THE BUCKET' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=4422-kick-the-bucket">KICK THE BUCKET</a>.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #slang #informal #verb #Idioms #esl kick off &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;make the&amp;nbsp;kick that begins a&amp;nbsp;football game. John kicked off and the&amp;nbsp;football game started. 2. &amp;nbsp;{informal} To begin; launch; start. The candidate kicked off his&amp;nbsp;campaign with&amp;nbsp;a speech on&amp;nbsp;television. The fund raising drive was kicked off with&amp;nbsp;a theater party. 3. &amp;nbsp;{slang} To die. Mr. Jones was almost ninety years old when he&amp;nbsp;kicked off. Syn.: KICK THE BUCKET. Categories: death football informal slang verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #slang #informal #verb #Idioms #esl kick off &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} 1. To&amp;nbsp;make the&amp;nbsp;kick that begins a&amp;nbsp;football game. John kicked off and the&amp;nbsp;football game started. 2. &amp;nbsp;{informal} To begin; launch; start. The candidate kicked off his&amp;nbsp;campaign with&amp;nbsp;a speech on&amp;nbsp;television. The fund raising drive was kicked off with&amp;nbsp;a theater party. 3. &amp;nbsp;{slang} To die. Mr. Jones was almost ninety years old when he&amp;nbsp;kicked off. Syn.: KICK THE BUCKET. Categories: death football informal slang verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>nervous prostration</title>
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<br/>An illness of&nbsp;the mind that makes you feel very tired, worried, and bored, and that often causes headaches, upset stomach, and other sickness. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Aunt Jane said that taking care of&nbsp;us children all day was enough to&nbsp;give any woman nervous prostration.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #noun #Idioms #esl nervous prostration &amp;nbsp;{n.} An illness of&amp;nbsp;the mind that makes you feel very tired, worried, and bored, and that often causes headaches, upset stomach, and other sickness. Aunt Jane said that taking care of&amp;nbsp;us children all day was enough to&amp;nbsp;give any woman nervous prostration. Categories: noun Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #noun #Idioms #esl nervous prostration &amp;nbsp;{n.} An illness of&amp;nbsp;the mind that makes you feel very tired, worried, and bored, and that often causes headaches, upset stomach, and other sickness. Aunt Jane said that taking care of&amp;nbsp;us children all day was enough to&amp;nbsp;give any woman nervous prostration. Categories: noun Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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<br/>Attention directed to&nbsp;the way things are&nbsp;going, or seem likely to&nbsp;go, or to&nbsp;the way people feel and think. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The city manager kept an&nbsp;ear to&nbsp;the ground for a&nbsp;while before deciding to&nbsp;raise the&nbsp;city employees' pay.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #noun #Idioms #esl ear to&amp;nbsp;the ground &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} Attention directed to&amp;nbsp;the way things are&amp;nbsp;going, or seem likely to&amp;nbsp;go, or to&amp;nbsp;the way people feel and think. The city manager kept an&amp;nbsp;ear to&amp;nbsp;the ground for a&amp;nbsp;while before deciding to&amp;nbsp;raise the&amp;nbsp;city employees' pay. Reporters keep an&amp;nbsp;ear to&amp;nbsp;the ground so&amp;nbsp;as to&amp;nbsp;know as soon as possible what will happen. Categories: informal noun</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #noun #Idioms #esl ear to&amp;nbsp;the ground &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} Attention directed to&amp;nbsp;the way things are&amp;nbsp;going, or seem likely to&amp;nbsp;go, or to&amp;nbsp;the way people feel and think. The city manager kept an&amp;nbsp;ear to&amp;nbsp;the ground for a&amp;nbsp;while before deciding to&amp;nbsp;raise the&amp;nbsp;city employees' pay. Reporters keep an&amp;nbsp;ear to&amp;nbsp;the ground so&amp;nbsp;as to&amp;nbsp;know as soon as possible what will happen. Categories: informal noun</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Margaret Thatcher</title>
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		British prime minister.
<br/>In politics, if you want anything said, ask a&nbsp;man. If you want anything done, ask a&nbsp;woman.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings British prime minister. In politics, if you want anything said, ask a&amp;nbsp;man. If you want anything done, ask a&amp;nbsp;woman. Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings British prime minister. In politics, if you want anything said, ask a&amp;nbsp;man. If you want anything done, ask a&amp;nbsp;woman. Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>put oneself in another's place</title>
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<br/>To understand another person's feeling imaginatively; try to&nbsp;know his&nbsp;feelings and reasons with&nbsp;understanding; enter into his&nbsp;trouble. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">It seemed like a&nbsp;dreadful thing for Bob to&nbsp;do, but&nbsp;I tried to&nbsp;put myself in&nbsp;his place.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">If you will put yourself in&nbsp;the customer's shoes you may realize why the&nbsp;thing isn't selling.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl put oneself in&amp;nbsp;another's place or put oneself in&amp;nbsp;another's shoes &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} To understand another person's feeling imaginatively; try to&amp;nbsp;know his&amp;nbsp;feelings and reasons with&amp;nbsp;understanding; enter into his&amp;nbsp;trouble. It seemed like a&amp;nbsp;dreadful thing for Bob to&amp;nbsp;do, but&amp;nbsp;I tried to&amp;nbsp;put myself in&amp;nbsp;his place. If you will put yourself in&amp;nbsp;the customer's shoes you may realize why the&amp;nbsp;thing isn't selling. Categories: feelings verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl put oneself in&amp;nbsp;another's place or put oneself in&amp;nbsp;another's shoes &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} To understand another person's feeling imaginatively; try to&amp;nbsp;know his&amp;nbsp;feelings and reasons with&amp;nbsp;understanding; enter into his&amp;nbsp;trouble. It seemed like a&amp;nbsp;dreadful thing for Bob to&amp;nbsp;do, but&amp;nbsp;I tried to&amp;nbsp;put myself in&amp;nbsp;his place. If you will put yourself in&amp;nbsp;the customer's shoes you may realize why the&amp;nbsp;thing isn't selling. Categories: feelings verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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		U.S. president
<br/>Washington is&nbsp;a city of&nbsp;Southern efficiency and Northern charm.
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<br/>1. Any man who&nbsp;has strong sex appeal toward women. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Joe is&nbsp;a regular lady-killer.</span>
<br/>2. A&nbsp;man who&nbsp;relentlessly pursues amorous conquests, is&nbsp;successful at&nbsp;it, and then abandons his&nbsp;heartbroken victims. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">The legendary Don Juan of&nbsp;Spain is&nbsp;the most famous lady-killer of&nbsp;recorded history.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #noun #Idioms #esl lady-killer &amp;nbsp;{n.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} 1. Any man who&amp;nbsp;has strong sex appeal toward women. Joe is&amp;nbsp;a regular lady-killer. 2. A&amp;nbsp;man who&amp;nbsp;relentlessly pursues amorous conquests, is&amp;nbsp;successful at&amp;nbsp;it, and then abandons his&amp;nbsp;heartbroken victims. The legendary Don Juan of&amp;nbsp;Spain is&amp;nbsp;the most famous lady-killer of&amp;nbsp;recorded history. Compare: LADY'S MAN. Categories: informal noun sex</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #noun #Idioms #esl lady-killer &amp;nbsp;{n.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} 1. Any man who&amp;nbsp;has strong sex appeal toward women. Joe is&amp;nbsp;a regular lady-killer. 2. A&amp;nbsp;man who&amp;nbsp;relentlessly pursues amorous conquests, is&amp;nbsp;successful at&amp;nbsp;it, and then abandons his&amp;nbsp;heartbroken victims. The legendary Don Juan of&amp;nbsp;Spain is&amp;nbsp;the most famous lady-killer of&amp;nbsp;recorded history. Compare: LADY'S MAN. Categories: informal noun sex</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>pin money</title>
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<br/>Extra money used for incidentals. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">She has a&nbsp;regular full-time job but&nbsp;she earns extra pin money by doing a&nbsp;lot of&nbsp;baby-sitting.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #noun #Idioms #esl pin money &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.} Extra money used for incidentals. She has a&amp;nbsp;regular full-time job but&amp;nbsp;she earns extra pin money by doing a&amp;nbsp;lot of&amp;nbsp;baby-sitting. Categories: money noun time</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #noun #Idioms #esl pin money &amp;nbsp;{n. phr.} Extra money used for incidentals. She has a&amp;nbsp;regular full-time job but&amp;nbsp;she earns extra pin money by doing a&amp;nbsp;lot of&amp;nbsp;baby-sitting. Categories: money noun time</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Holbrook Jackson</title>
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		(1874&mdash;1948)
<br/>English writercritic 
<br/>Why did Nature create Man? Was it&nbsp;to show that she&nbsp;is big enough to&nbsp;make mistakes, or was it&nbsp;pure ignorance?
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			<title>make one's blood boil</title>
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<br/>To make someone very angry. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">When someone calls me a&nbsp;liar it&nbsp;makes my blood boil.</span>
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">It made Mary's blood boil to&nbsp;see the&nbsp;children make fun of&nbsp;the crippled girl.</span>
<br/><span class="bold nowordart">Compare:</span> <a target="_self" class="wiki" title="Learn all about 'BOILING POINT' on Learn English" href="https://www.english-slang.com/eng/?redir=748-boiling-point">BOILING POINT</a>.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl make one's blood boil or make the&amp;nbsp;blood boil &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} To make someone very angry. When someone calls me a&amp;nbsp;liar it&amp;nbsp;makes my blood boil. It made Mary's blood boil to&amp;nbsp;see the&amp;nbsp;children make fun of&amp;nbsp;the crippled girl. Compare: BOILING POINT. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl make one's blood boil or make the&amp;nbsp;blood boil &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} To make someone very angry. When someone calls me a&amp;nbsp;liar it&amp;nbsp;makes my blood boil. It made Mary's blood boil to&amp;nbsp;see the&amp;nbsp;children make fun of&amp;nbsp;the crippled girl. Compare: BOILING POINT. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>rustproof</title>
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<br/>Free from rusting or corrosion; permeated with&nbsp;anti-rust chemical agents. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">My new watch is&nbsp;rustproof and waterproof and I&nbsp;can wear it&nbsp;while swimming or taking a&nbsp;shower.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #adjective #Idioms #esl rustproof &amp;nbsp;{adj.} Free from rusting or corrosion; permeated with&amp;nbsp;anti-rust chemical agents. My new watch is&amp;nbsp;rustproof and waterproof and I&amp;nbsp;can wear it&amp;nbsp;while swimming or taking a&amp;nbsp;shower. Categories: adjective Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #adjective #Idioms #esl rustproof &amp;nbsp;{adj.} Free from rusting or corrosion; permeated with&amp;nbsp;anti-rust chemical agents. My new watch is&amp;nbsp;rustproof and waterproof and I&amp;nbsp;can wear it&amp;nbsp;while swimming or taking a&amp;nbsp;shower. Categories: adjective Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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<li>hang-up</li>
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<li>hang on</li>
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<li>go hang</li>
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			<title>OXO</title>
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<br/>Norwegian/Danish shortening of&nbsp;the word "ogs&aring;", which translates to&nbsp;"too" or "also"
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #slang OXO Norwegian/Danish shortening of&amp;nbsp;the word "ogs&amp;aring;", which translates to&amp;nbsp;"too" or "also" Categories: slang</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #slang OXO Norwegian/Danish shortening of&amp;nbsp;the word "ogs&amp;aring;", which translates to&amp;nbsp;"too" or "also" Categories: slang</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>cue in</title>
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<br/>To add new information to&nbsp;that which is&nbsp;already known. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">Let's not forget to&nbsp;cue in&nbsp;Joe on&nbsp;what has been happening.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl cue in &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} To add new information to&amp;nbsp;that which is&amp;nbsp;already known. Let's not forget to&amp;nbsp;cue in&amp;nbsp;Joe on&amp;nbsp;what has been happening. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #informal #verb #Idioms #esl cue in &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.}, &amp;nbsp;{informal} To add new information to&amp;nbsp;that which is&amp;nbsp;already known. Let's not forget to&amp;nbsp;cue in&amp;nbsp;Joe on&amp;nbsp;what has been happening. Categories: informal verb Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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			<title>Rita Rudner</title>
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		U.S. comedienne 
<br/>Have children while your parents are&nbsp;still young enough to&nbsp;take care of&nbsp;them.
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings U.S. comedienne Have children while your parents are&amp;nbsp;still young enough to&amp;nbsp;take care of&amp;nbsp;them. Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #quoteoftheday #sayings U.S. comedienne Have children while your parents are&amp;nbsp;still young enough to&amp;nbsp;take care of&amp;nbsp;them. Join on Telegram: Enjoy Learning English</itunes:summary></item>
					
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<br/>To discuss fully; confer about something until a&nbsp;decision is&nbsp;reached. 
<br/><span class="comment iconbullet">They met to&nbsp;thrash out their differences concerning how to&nbsp;run the&nbsp;office.</span>
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		<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit><itunes:subtitle>#English #verb #Idioms #esl thrash out &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} To discuss fully; confer about something until a&amp;nbsp;decision is&amp;nbsp;reached. They met to&amp;nbsp;thrash out their differences concerning how to&amp;nbsp;run the&amp;nbsp;office. Categories: verb</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>#English #verb #Idioms #esl thrash out &amp;nbsp;{v. phr.} To discuss fully; confer about something until a&amp;nbsp;decision is&amp;nbsp;reached. They met to&amp;nbsp;thrash out their differences concerning how to&amp;nbsp;run the&amp;nbsp;office. Categories: verb</itunes:summary></item>
					
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