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To ​ (a)   means to go to bed.

​ (a)   means to wish someone good luck.

​ (a)   means to decide to finish doing something.

​ (a)   means someone is unwell or ill.

​ (a)   means to tell someone's secret information.

​ (a)   means that two people agree with each other.

​ (a)   means that something is easy to do.

​ (a)   means the latest in a series of problems that makes a situation impossible to accept anymore.

​ (a)   means something is very expensive.

​ (a)   means something will never happen.

​ (a)   means someone who is messy / very untidy.

​ (a)   means full of ups and downs.

​ (a)   means a really crazy situation or place.

​ (a)   means a very lazy person.

​ (a)   means heavy precipitation.

​ (a)   means cowardly / not brave.

​ (a)   means very smart / genius.

​ (a)   means really slow.

​ (a)   means crying a lot.

​ (a)   means a very good or kind person.

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Please turn off the (a)   . We must all try to save water.

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I always take the (a)   to work. It's cheaper than driving my car.

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He got into trouble at school and had to see the (a)   .

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They are building a new (a)   in front of Central. It will help with the traffic problem.

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We're heading to the (a)   after work for a few drinks. Do you wanna come to?

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Did you enjoy the (a)   game last night? I thought it was great!

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I hate it when people jump the (a)   . It's so rude!

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Look, there's a (a)   up ahead. Let's stop and fill up the car.

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What kind of (a)   does your car take. I use 91 or E20.

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I saw a really good sci-fi (a)   last night. I don't usually enjoy them.

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Oh, come. Just ​ (a)   and tell me what happened. I know you know what happened.

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My older brother is ​ (a)   . He never cleans up after himself.

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My older sister and I never ​ (a)   about anything.

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Sometimes ​ (a)   . Some days it's good, other days it's not so good.

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I can't see you today. I'm feeling a bit ​ (a)   .

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It's been a long day. I'm going to ​ (a)   early.

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Stop being such ​ (a)   . All you do is sit around doing nothing.

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This English test is ​ (a)   . I think I'll get one hundred percent.

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We can't go anywhere because it's ​ (a)   and we'll get soaking wet.

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Our last holiday ​ (a)   . Everything was so expensive.