Relacionar Columnas Idiomatic LanguageVersión en línea Match the Idioms to their definition. por Karen Cambron 1 "to lose your touch" 2 "to go with your gut" 3 "to call it even" 4 "It’s a piece of cake" 5 "at the end of the day" 6 "Break a leg" 7 "horse of a different color" 8 "to have your way" 9 "sparks fly" 10 "Get your act together" 11 "Pull yourself together" 12 "get a life" 13 "to poke your nose into" 14 "excuse my French" 15 "(to be) a million miles away" 16 "I’m feeling under the weather" 17 "to whistle in the dark" 18 "to clown around" 19 "dressed to kill" 20 "every Tom, Dick and Harry" referring to something altogether different calm down it’s easy a strong, mutual romantic attraction to show too much interest in and possibly interfere in a situation that does not concern you don't act so stupid; get some purpose for existing you need to improve your behaviour/work to succeed in being allowed to do what you want when all components of a situation have been considered good luck! I’m sick to apologize in a humorous way for using inappropriate or offensive, rude or foul language dressed to make a strong impression, usually in fancy or stylish clothes to act silly to guess aimlessly; to speculate as to a fact to no longer have the ability to do things that you were able to do successfully in the past to trust your feelings and instincts, rather than logic or analysis, when making a decision to not be aware of what is happening around you because you are daydreaming or thinking of something else to consider and decide an exchange fair, equitable and settled everyone and anyone
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