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1.
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All and sundry
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Everybody
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2.
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Any Tom, Dick or Harry
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Anybody
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3.
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Kick off
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Start something, launch
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4.
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Blow the cobwebs away
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Renew or start something that has been laid aside
for some time.
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5.
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Dwell
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6.
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As a matter of fact
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Actually
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7.
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Extrovert
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A lively and
confident person who enjoys being with other people
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8.
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Affable
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Pleasant, friendly
and easy to talk to
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9.
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Birds of a feather flock together
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People who are similar tend to come together and
become friends
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10.
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Entwine
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Twist together
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11.
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A calm sea does not make a good sailor
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Difficult times strengthen a person.
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12.
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Do not give up the ship
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Not to surrender
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13.
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In the small hours
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Very early in the morning
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14.
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Intimidating
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To frighten or threaten sb so that they will do what
you want
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15.
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Nothing daunted
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Not discourage by any difficulty
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16.
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Bear fruit
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Show results, usually positive
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17.
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Vis a vis
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In relation to
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18.
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Shove
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A rough push - Menolak
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19.
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Early bird catches the worms
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A person who acts fast usually gets a greater
portion of profit
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20
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Grotesque
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Ugly
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21.
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Scavenger : scavenge
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Search for usable object among rubbish
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22.
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Superstitious
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A belief in magical and similar influences
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23.
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A piece of churchyard fits everybody
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People will eventually die
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24.
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Exhilaration
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Make joyful or lively
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25.
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Soliloquize
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A speech made aloud to yourself
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26.
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Eat like a bird
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Eat a little
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27.
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Splendour
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Grand and impressive beauty
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28.
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Exalter
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To praise sb/sth very much
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29.
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Lofty
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Very tall, noble or exalted
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30.
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Spick and span
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Neat, clean and tidy
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31.
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Exasperate
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Annoy greatly
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32.
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In the proximity
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Near
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33.
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Prop
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A piece of or metal : used to support something to
keep it in position. -menyandar
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34.
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All days are short to Industry and long to Idleness
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Time is slow when there is no activity
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35.
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Lunge
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A sudden forward movement of the body – Terpa
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36.
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Squeaks
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A short high noise that is not very loud – Mendecit
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37.
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Pant
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To breath quickly after running - Mencungap
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38.
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Gasp
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Draw in breath sharply; speaks breathlessly –
Tercungap – cungap
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39.
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Lodge
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Make or become fixed or embedded – Terbenam
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40
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Cheek by jowl
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Extremely close
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41.
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Humming
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To make a continous low noise – Mendengung
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42.
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Flabbergasted
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Extremely surprised or shocked - Terperanjat
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43.
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Relish
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To get great pleasure form something - Menikmati
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44.
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A thing of beauty is a joy for ever
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A beautiful thing that brings joy to someone will
stay long when he appreciates it
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45.
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Ease off
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Lessen
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46.
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Dolorous
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Sorrow
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47.
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Gloom
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A feeling of being sad and without hope – Kemuraman,
kesuraman
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48.
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Redolent
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Making you think of the thing mentioned – Teringat
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49
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Pops out
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To come out (of sth) suddenly or quickly
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50.
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Irresolute
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Unable to make up your mind
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51.
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Conscience
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The part of your mind that tells you if what you are
doing is right or wrong – Suara hati, hati kecil, sanubari
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52.
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Brobdingnagian
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Big, colossal
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53
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Perspicacious
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Able to understand sth/sb quickly and accurately
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54.
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Magnanimous
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Kind, generous and forgiving – Baik hati
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55.
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Alpha and Omega
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First and last, beginning and end
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