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371. Search for someone or something
Search for someone or something: look everywhere for someone or something Tim: What are you doing? Rick: I 'm searching for my reading glasses, but I cannot seem to find them anywhere. ===============…
224. Live through something
Live through something: survive something Rick: How is your mother? Sam: She's doing better now. She battled cancer for quite some time now, but she lived through the treatment. Rick: She's quite str…
223. Give birth (to a baby)
Give birth (to a baby): have a baby Susan: Kate is having a baby? Noriko: Yeah, I heard. When is she giving birth ? Susan: Sometime next month. ================================================= ■ 英語が…
367. Be pregnant
Be pregnant: be going to have a baby Noriko: Have you heard about Kate? Susan: No, what happened? Noriko: She 's pregnant. Susan: Really? How many months? ============================================…
221. Face-to-Face
Face-to-face: in direct contact; in person Noriko: I don't like the recent email culture nowadays. Susan: What do you mean? Noriko: I prefer meeting people face-to-face.
365. Be scared of someone or something
Be scared of someone or something: fear; be afraid of someone or something. Rick: Is there anything you're really afraid of? Noriko: Yes, I am scared of spiders.
220. A close call
A close call: a narrow escape Noriko: Wow did you see those two cars? They almost got into an accident. Susan: Yeah, I saw that. Talk about a close call, huh?
219. Back off (from someone)
Back off (from someone): move in reverse; stop threatening (someone) John: Hey back off, I don't want to get in a fight. Bar Customer: What did you say to me? Police: Excuse me, back off sir! We do no…
360. Look like someone or something
Look like someone or something: be similar in appearance to someone or something George: You look like your mother Noriko: Really? Many people say so, but I don't see it.
357. In front of someone or something
In front of someone or something: ahead of; before someone or something Kate: Where are you? I can't seem to find you. Susan: I'm standing in front of the shop. Can you see me?
353. Make history
Make history: do something that will be remembered in history books Watson: These experiments are unbelievable. This data is absolutely incredible. Albert: Indeed. With this new theory, we'll make hi…
346. Give up (doing) something
Give up (doing) something: stop or quit (doing) something Francis: Want a smoke? Jim: No thanks, I gave it up a month ago.