leech (a small worm that lives in wet places and attaches itself to other creatures to suck their blood) Oh, my God, I have a leech on my leg. They put leeches on your body to drain the bad blood. (a person who takes advantage of other people) Mike was surrounded by leeches …
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get on (to board a bus, train, etc.) I got on the train and went to Indiana. We get on the boat and leave this island. UK (to have a friendly relationship) I hope we’ll get on well together. I don’t really get along with my neighbors. How do you get on …
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get off informal (escape a punishment) You were lucky to get off with a fine. She’ll get off if there isn’t enough evidence against her. (to leave a place, usually to start a journey) If we get off early in the morning, the roads will be clearer. They got off straight …
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bent out of shape US informal (very angry or upset) There is no need to get bent out of shape over little things. I don’t want to get bent out of shape about what has happened. envocabulary.com
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make (bring into being, create): They make wooden chairs. create (to make something new, invent): We have plans to create new jobs. produce (to make from components or raw materials): The new company produced luxury cars. generate (to make something happen; produce): This business generates a lot of income. do (to …
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