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| Langue | Deutsch |
| Catégorie | Anglais |
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| Crée / Actualisé | 23.01.2020 / 24.01.2020 |
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to bear on something
to relate to or affect it
to be made for each other
to go together perfectly
to be given to something/ doing something
to do it habitually, especially when such a habit is considered strange
to be cut out for/ to do something
to be well suited to it because of skills, personality...
to lend yourself to something
to be suitable for a particular use or purpose
an end in itself
it is an aim on its own and not because of its connection with anything else
no/small/little wonder
it is not at all surprising that...
to reward someone for something/ doing something
to give them something good in return for something they have done
the +noun + of a lifetime
a unique or exceptional thing
to turn into/ become (a) reality
to become real
to tire of something/ doing something
to stop being interested in or wanting to do it
to prompt someone to do something
to cause them to do it by giving them the idea that they should do it
to reflect well/ badly on someone
to give a good/ bad impression of them
with the utmost + uncountable noun
the greatest possible amount of something
to model yourself on someone
to try to copy them
to sweep someone off their feet
they cause the other person to fall in love with them as soon as they first meet them
to pluck someone from a place
to rescue someone when they are in a dangerous or unpleasant situation
to drag their feet
to deliberately respond slowly to something because they do not want it to happen quickly, or at all
to hoist someone/ something
to physically lift them to a higher position
without so much as
without even
as/ so far as
to the extent that,e.g. in expressions like: As/So far as I know.
so + adjecktive/adverb + as to do
to such an extent that something results (Don‘t work so hard as to make yourself ill.)
as/ so long as
only if
to proceed to do something
to do it after completing another action
to follow one action with another
to complete one action and then do another
to progress to a certain level or stage
to move to that level or stage after completing a previous one
to continue to do/ doing something
to do the same action for a period of time
to glare at someone
to look at them with an angry expression on your face
to wink at someone
zwinkern
to peep at something
to look at it quickly and secretly, especially through a small opening
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