VOCABULARY
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DEFINITION
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EXAMPLE
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Cool as a cucumber
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someone is very calm, especially
when in a difficult or frustrating situation
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Selin (our programme
co-coordinator) was as cool as a cucumber last Saturday when the phones
didn't stop ringing and there were hundreds of people asking the same questions
over and over again.
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To come down with something
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to start to become ill with a disease that is not
serious such as the flu or a cold
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I feel a lot better now after I came down with the flu
last week.
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Burn off
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to get rid of extra energy or fat
by doing physical exercise
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I ate and drank too much over the
New Year's holiday, so now I have to get to the gym and burn off the extra
fat.
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Sleep in
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to sleep till later in the morning than you normally do
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I love sleeping in on Sundays, waking up around 11 am.
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To be partied out
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you have had enough of parties
because you went to many in a very short time
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After two weeks of different
parties; birthdays, engagements and weddings I feel totally partied out!
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Wednesday, 8 January 2014
IDIOMS
Just a few idioms for you to use in the speaking section of the IELTS examination, of course if the topic is appropriate.
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