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Concurso de Vocabulario de Inglés

Total questions: 179

Worksheet time: 6hrs 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Aberration mean?

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2.

What does Abstract mean?

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3.

What does Acquiesce mean?

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4.

What does Admonish mean?

(a)  

5.

What does Adversary mean?

(a)  

6.

What does Aesthetic mean?

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7.

What does Alleviate mean?

(a)  

8.

What does Ambiguous mean?

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9.

What does Analogy mean?

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10.

What does Anomaly mean?

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11.

What does Apathy mean?

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12.

What does Arduous mean?

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13.

What does Articulate mean?

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14.

What does Aspire mean?

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15.

What does Assimilate mean?

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16.

What does Authentic mean?

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17.

What does Banal mean?

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18.

What does Benevolent mean?

(a)  

19.

What does Brevity mean?

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20.

What does Camaraderie mean?

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21.

What does Capitulate mean?

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22.

What does Cathartic mean?

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23.

What does Cognizant mean?

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24.

What does Collateral mean?

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25.

What does Complacent mean?

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26.

What does Complementary mean?

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27.

What does Condescend mean?

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28.

What does Connotation mean?

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29.

What does Contemplate mean?

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30.

What does Contentious mean?

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31.

What does Corroborate mean?

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32.

What does Culminate mean?

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33.

What does Cursory mean?

(a)  

34.

What does Debilitate mean?

(a)  

35.

What does Decipher mean?

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36.

What does Deleterious mean?

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37.

What does Desolate mean?

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38.

What does Diligent mean?

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39.

What does Disparage mean?

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40.

What does Dissent mean?

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41.

What does Eloquent mean?

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42.

What does Embellish mean?

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43.

What does Engender mean?

(a)  

44.

What does Enumerate mean?

(a)  

45.

What does Erratic mean?

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46.

What does Evoke mean?

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47.

What does Extol mean?

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48.

What does Facet mean?

(a)  

49.

What does Facetious mean?

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50.

What does Formidable mean?

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51.

What does Foster mean?

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52.

Formidable: Intimidating, impressive. The team faced a formidable opponent.

a)

Intimidating

b)

Impressive

53.

Foster: Promote, encourage growth. The program aims to foster creativity in students.

a)

Promote

b)

Encourage growth

54.

Frivolous: Lacking seriousness or importance. Her frivolous spending habits got her into debt.

a)

Lacking seriousness

b)

Lacking importance

55.

Gregarious: Sociable, enjoying the company of others. He was known for his gregarious personality.

a)

Sociable

b)

Enjoying the company of others

56.

Harbinger: Omen, sign of what is to come. The dark clouds were a harbinger of the storm.

a)

Omen

b)

Sign of what is to come

57.

Impeccable: Flawless, perfect. Her sense of style was impeccable.

a)

Flawless

b)

Perfect

58.

Incongruous: Inconsistent, not fitting together. His behavior seemed incongruous with his beliefs.

a)

Inconsistent

b)

Not fitting together

59.

Ineffable: Beyond description, too great to be expressed. The beauty of the landscape was ineffable.

a)

Beyond description

b)

Too great to be expressed

60.

Inevitable: Unavoidable, certain to happen. Change is inevitable in life.

a)

Unavoidable

b)

Certain to happen

61.

Inhibit: Hinder, restrain. Fear can inhibit one's ability to take risks.

a)

Hinder

b)

Restrain

62.

Innuendo: Indirect or subtle criticism or hint. His remarks were filled with innuendo.

a)

Indirect criticism

b)

Subtle hint

63.

Intricate: Complex, detailed. The intricate design of the artwork amazed us.

a)

Complex

b)

Detailed

64.

Introspective: Self-reflective, inward-looking. His introspective nature led to deep self-discovery.

a)

Self-reflective

b)

Inward-looking

65.

Invoke: Call upon, summon. She invoked the spirits during the ritual.

a)

Call upon

b)

Summon

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Irresolute: Hesitant, uncertain. His irresolute behavior made decision-making difficult.

a)

Hesitant

b)

Uncertain

67.

Juxtapose: Place side by side for comparison. The artist often juxtaposes contrasting elements.

a)

Place side by side

b)

For comparison

68.

Laud: Praise, applaud. Critics lauded the actor's remarkable performance.

a)

Praise

b)

Applaud

69.

Lethargic: Sluggish, lacking energy. The hot weather made everyone feel lethargic.

a)

Sluggish

b)

Lacking energy

70.

Malicious: Intending to harm or cause trouble. The malicious intent behind his actions was evident.

a)

Intending to harm

b)

Causing trouble

71.

Malleable: Easily influenced, adaptable. Her malleable personality made her easy to manipulate.

a)

Easily influenced

b)

Adaptable

72.

Mitigate: Make it less severe, lessen the impact. He tried to mitigate the damage caused by the accident.

a)

Make it less severe

b)

Lessen the impact

73.

Nefarious: Wicked, evil. The villain's nefarious plans were exposed.

a)

Wicked

b)

Evil

74.

Nostalgia: Sentimental longing for the past. Looking at old photographs brought a sense of nostalgia.

a)

Sentimental longing

b)

For the past

75.

Obstinate: Stubborn, refusing to change. Despite arguments, he remained obstinate in his beliefs.

a)

Stubborn

b)

Refusing to change

76.

Opportune: Well-timed, suitable. Her arrival was opportune; we needed her help.

a)

Well-timed

b)

Suitable

77.

Pervasive: Spread throughout, widespread. The influence of technology is pervasive in our lives.

a)

Spread throughout

b)

Widespread

78.

Plausible: Believable, reasonable. His explanation sounded plausible to the jury.

a)

Believable

b)

Reasonable

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Pragmatic: Practical, realistic. Her pragmatic approach to problem-solving was effective.

a)

Practical

b)

Realistic

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Prodigy: Exceptional talent or ability. He was a child prodigy on the violin.

a)

Exceptional talent

b)

Ability

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Propensity: Natural inclination or tendency. Her propensity for leadership was evident from a young age.

a)

Natural inclination

b)

Tendency

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Quandary: Dilemma, state of uncertainty. She was in a quandary about which job offer to accept.

a)

Dilemma

b)

State of uncertainty

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Quixotic: Unrealistic, overly idealistic. His quixotic dreams of changing the world seemed naive.

a)

Unrealistic

b)

Overly idealistic

84.

Reconcile: Restore friendly relations, make consistent. They worked to reconcile their differences.

a)

Restore friendly relations

b)

Make consistent

85.

Relinquish: Give up, surrender. He chose to relinquish his claim to the property.

a)

Give up

b)

Surrender

86.

Resilient: Able to recover from difficulties. Despite setbacks, she remained resilient.

a)

Able to recover

b)

From difficulties

87.

Reticent: Reserved, quiet. He was reticent about sharing his personal life.

a)

Reserved

b)

Quiet

88.

Reverberate: Echo, resound. The sound of the bells reverberated through the valley.

a)

Echo

b)

Resound

89.

Scrutinize: Examine closely, inspect. The detective will scrutinize the evidence.

a)

Examine closely

b)

Inspect

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Substantiate: Provide evidence to support. She was able to substantiate her claims with facts.

a)

Provide evidence

b)

To support

91.

Surreptitious: Secret, stealthy. He made a surreptitious entrance into the party.

a)

Secret

b)

Stealthy

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Sycophant: Flatterer, someone who seeks favor. He was a sycophant, always seeking the boss's approval.

a)

Flatterer

b)

Someone who seeks favor

93.

Tangible: Perceptible by touch, capable of being touched. The benefits of exercise are tangible.

a)

Perceptible by touch

b)

Capable of being touched

94.

Tenuous: Weak, flimsy. The connection between the two ideas was tenuous.

a)

Weak

b)

Flimsy

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Transient: Temporary, short-lived. The beauty of the sunset was transient.

a)

Temporary

b)

Short-lived

96.

Ubiquitous: Present everywhere, widespread. The smartphone has become ubiquitous in modern society.

a)

Present everywhere

b)

Widespread

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Unprecedented: Never done or known before. The discovery was an unprecedented breakthrough.

a)

Never done

b)

Known before

98.

Venerate: Regard with deep respect. Many cultures venerate their ancestors.

a)

Regard with deep respect

b)

Venerate

99.

Verbose: Wordy, using too many words. His writing style is often overly verbose.

a)

Wordy

b)

Using too many words

100.

Vigilant: Watchful, alert. The security guard remained vigilant throughout the night.

a)

Watchful

b)

Alert

101.

Whimsical: Playfully quirky, fanciful. Her whimsical paintings always captured attention.

a)

Playfully quirky

b)

Fanciful

102.

Zealous: Enthusiastic, passionate. He was a zealous.

a)

Enthusiastic

b)

Passionate

103.

Ask for Request, seek She asked for help with her homework.

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104.

Back up Support, provide evidence Can you back up your argument with facts?

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105.

Bring up Raise a topic, mention He didn't want to bring up the sensitive issue.

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106.

Call off Cancel, abandon They had to call off the event due to bad weather.

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107.

Carry out Perform, complete The scientists will carry out experiments in the lab.

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108.

Come across Find unexpectedly, encounter I came across an old photo while cleaning the attic.

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109.

Come up with Invent, suggest Can you come up with a creative idea for the project?

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110.

Cut down Reduce, decrease We should cut down on our use of plastic bags.

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111.

Do without Manage without, not need He can't do without his morning coffee.

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112.

Drop off Leave, deliver I'll drop off the package at the post office.

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113.

End up Eventually reach, find oneself I didn't plan to be a teacher, but I ended up loving it.

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114.

Fall apart Break into pieces, disintegrate The old book fell apart when I opened it.

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115.

Figure out Solve, understand It took me a while to figure out the puzzle.

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116.

Fill in Complete a form or information Please fill in your name and address on the form.

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117.

Get along Have a good relationship They seem to get along well with each other.

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118.

Get over Recover from, overcome It took him some time to get over his illness.

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119.

Give up Quit, stop trying She didn't give up despite the challenges.

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120.

Go on Continue, proceed Let's go on with the next item on the agenda.

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121.

Hand in Submit, give to an authority Don't forget to hand in your assignment by Friday.

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122.

Hold on Wait, keep hold of Please hold on for a moment; I'll be right back.

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123.

Keep up Maintain, continue at the same level It's important to keep up with your studies.

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124.

Look after Take care of, supervise She looks after her younger siblings every weekend.

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125.

Look up to Respect, admire He looks up to his older brother as a role model.

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126.

Make up Invent, create She likes to make up stories for her children.

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127.

Pay off Succeed, be successful All your hard work will pay off in the end.

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128.

Pick out Choose, select Can you help me pick out a gift for my friend?

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129.

Point out Indicate, mention She pointed out the errors in the report.

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130.

Put off Postpone, delay They decided to put off the meeting until next week.

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131.

Put up with Tolerate, endure I can't put up with his constant complaining anymore.

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132.

Run into Encounter unexpectedly, meet by chance I ran into an old friend at the supermarket.

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133.

Set up Establish, arrange They plan to set up a new business next year.

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134.

Show off Display proudly, flaunt He loves to show off his new car to everyone.

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135.

Take off Remove, leave the ground The plane will take off in a few minutes.

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136.

Take up Begin a hobby or activity She decided to take up painting in her free time.

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137.

Throw away Discard, get rid of Don't throw away that box; I might need it later.

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138.

Turn down Reject, decline They turned down his job application.

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Turn up Arrive, appear unexpectedly He turned up at the party without an invitation.

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140.

Use up Consume, deplete We've used up all the milk; we need to buy more.

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141.

Work out Exercise, solve She likes to work out at the gym every morning.

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142.

Write down Record in writing Please write down the important details.

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143.

Add up Calculate the total Can you add up the expenses for the month?

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144.

Break down Stop working, have a breakdown The car broke down on the way to the city.

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145.

Call back Return a phone call I'll call you back as soon as I'm available.

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146.

Cheer up Make happier, improve someone's mood She tried to cheer him up with a funny joke.

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147.

Check in Register, arrive, and report one's presence We need to check in at the hotel before 3 PM.

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148.

Check out Examine, pay and leave a hotel They checked out of the hotel early in the morning.

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149.

Clean up Tidy, make clean Let's clean up the kitchen after dinner.

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150.

Come down with Become ill with, catch a sickness He came down with the flu and had to stay home.

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151.

Drop by Visit briefly, make an informal visit Feel free to drop by my office anytime.

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152.

Drop out Quit, leave a group or activity He decided to drop out of the soccer team.

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153.

He decided to drop out of the soccer team.

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154.

was a piece of cake

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155.

Face a difficult situation bravely

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156.

Accurately describe or identify something

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157.

Good luck stage, the actor

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158.

Very expensive designer handbag would cost an arm

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159.

Worry about something that has already happened spilled milk; focus on finding a

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160.

Experience something others sister, he got a taste of his own medicine when she

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161.

Put in extra effort the extra mile to help her

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162.

Facing the same situation struggling with the project deadline;

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163.

Join a popular trend or movement success, everyone jumped on the bandwagon and

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164.

Stay positive during tough times failed the exam, his mom told him to

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165.

Reveal a secret let the cat out of the bag about the

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166.

Miss an opportunity Bitcoin early, and now I feel like I

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167.

Extremely happy championship, she

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168.

Rely too much on one thing money in one stock is like putting all your eggs in one

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169.

Understand the hidden meaning vague, so I had to read between the lines to figure out

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170.

Agree with someone see eye to eye, but we respect each

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Be skeptical about information exaggerating, so I take his stories with

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172.

Feeling unwell weather, so she

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Be cautious to avoid upsetting someone everyone has to walk on eggshells;

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Indicates the location of something

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175.

based on appearance a book by its cover;

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176.

Saving money is as valuable as earning it the expensive coffee; after all, a penny saved is a

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177.

In a difficult or unfavorable position deadline, he found himself behind the

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178.

Get to the main point without unnecessary details rambling, she said, did you get the

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Diversify to reduce risk stocks is risky; eggs in one basket.

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