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#121
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fulfill one's obligations
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to complete or carry out one's duties
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He always tries to fulfill his obligations to his clients. |
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#122
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be on duty
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to be working or responsible for something at a certain time
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The guard was on duty all night. |
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#123
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hold oneself accountable
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to take responsibility for one's actions or decisions
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A true leader holds himself accountable for the team’s failures. |
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#124
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tomorrow is another day
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you can start fresh again tomorrow
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Don’t worry about your mistakes, tomorrow is another day. |
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#125
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trending topic
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a subject that is currently popular on social media
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Her post became a trending topic on Twitter. |
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#126
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troll someone
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to deliberately provoke or upset someone online
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Some users love to troll others just for fun. |
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#127
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post something
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to share content on a social media platform
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She posted a beautiful picture on Instagram. |
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#128
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tag along
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to join someone’s online activity or conversation uninvited
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He just tagged along in our group chat without asking. |
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#129
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follow suit
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to do the same thing as someone else, especially online
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After one influencer started the trend, many others followed suit. |
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#130
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go live
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to start broadcasting in real time on social media
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She plans to go live tonight to talk with her followers. |
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#131
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make a scene
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to create a noisy or dramatic disturbance
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Please don’t make a scene in public. |
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#132
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act out
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to perform or express emotions through actions
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Children often act out their frustrations. |
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#133
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scene of the crime
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the place where something important happened
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We returned to the scene of the crime to find the truth. |
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#134
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play a role
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to have a part in something
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Everyone played a role in making the show successful. |
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#135
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comic relief
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a funny moment in a serious situation
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The movie’s sidekick provided much-needed comic relief. |
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#136
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take the law into one's own hands
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to seek justice personally rather than through legal authorities
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The villagers decided to take the law into their own hands and punished the thief. |
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#137
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beyond a reasonable doubt
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without any logical reason to doubt; with full certainty
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The evidence proved his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. |
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#138
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bend the law
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to use the law in a dishonest way to achieve something
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Some lawyers know how to bend the law to help their clients. |
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#139
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a law unto oneself
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someone who acts independently and ignores rules
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He’s a law unto himself, never following company policies. |
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#140
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on the witness stand
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to be giving testimony in court
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The victim was nervous while on the witness stand. |
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#141
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close the book on something
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to stop dealing with or thinking about something
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After years of conflict, they finally closed the book on their rivalry. |
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#142
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a chapter of one’s life
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a period or stage in someone’s life
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Leaving college was the end of an important chapter of her life. |
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#143
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an open book
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someone who is easy to understand or very honest
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He’s an open book; you can always tell what he’s thinking. |
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#144
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book smart
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knowledgeable from studying rather than experience
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He’s book smart but lacks practical experience. |
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#145
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quote chapter and verse
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to cite something exactly or in great detail
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She can quote chapter and verse from Shakespeare. |
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#146
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bookend something
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to mark the beginning and end of something
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Her career was bookended by two great performances. |
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#147
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a storybook ending
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a perfect or happy ending, like in a fairy tale
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Their wedding was a true storybook ending. |
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#148
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miss the mark
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to fail to achieve the intended result
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His speech missed the mark and didn’t impress anyone. |
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#149
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get back on track
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to return to the right path after a mistake or setback
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After a few mistakes, she managed to get back on track. |
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#150
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a brush with fame
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a brief encounter or experience with a famous person
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During the exhibition, I had a brush with fame when I met a renowned painter. |