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término		definición
shelf life empezar lección		a product usability period
mother tongue empezar lección		one’s native language
night cap empezar lección		an alcoholic drink before going to sleep
the rat race empezar lección		a heavy competition for success
head start empezar lección		a most useful advantage over someone
wild goose chase empezar lección		a useless search for something
elbow grease empezar lección		a hard manual work
home stretch empezar lección		the ﬁnal part of a race, journey etc.
nest egg empezar lección		money saved for future use
road hog empezar lección		an inconsiderate driver
the jet set empezar lección		an international high society
cupboard love empezar lección		an aﬀection shown only to get something
razor edge empezar lección		a difficult or dangerous position
hush money empezar lección		money paid to keep facts secret
cleft stick empezar lección		a troublesome situation
be all ﬁngers and thumbs empezar lección		be awkward and clumsy and do things incorrectly
(they are) as diﬀerent as chalk and cheese empezar lección		you are emphasizing that they are completely diﬀerent from each other
be a matter of life and death empezar lección		to be very serious
ﬁght tooth and rail empezar lección		to try very hard to get something you want
rack and ruin empezar lección		a state of decay
be part and parcel of empezar lección		to be a feature of something, especially a feature that cannot be avoided
the life and soul of empezar lección		someone who is energetic and funny and at the centre of activity during social occasions
touch and go empezar lección		something that is uncertain
spick and span empezar lección		very clean and tidy (place)
bits and bobs empezar lección		small things
doom and gloom empezar lección		sad and tragic events: a feeling or attitude that things are only getting worse
kith and kin empezar lección		people you are connected with, especially by family relationships
in dribs and drabs empezar lección		arrive in small numbers over a period of time rather than arriving all together (people)
vim and vigour empezar lección		energy and enthusiasm
best bib and tucker empezar lección		best clothes that you wear on special occasions
come/go under the hammer empezar lección		to be sold at an auction
square the circle empezar lección		trying to do something that is very difficult or impossible
split hairs empezar lección		to argue about small details of something
put a lid on (sth) empezar lección		to keep something under control and stop it from increasing
talk shop empezar lección		to talk about your job with those you work with when not at work
tell tales out of school empezar lección		to share secrets, often knowing that doing so will cause problems for someone else
tan your neighbor's children's hide empezar lección		to punish or discipline someone, typically harshly or physically
cook the books empezar lección		to change numbers dishonestly in the accounts of an organization, especially in order to steal money from it
call it a day empezar lección		to stop working for the day
hold water empezar lección		to seem to be true or reasonable
break new ground empezar lección		to do something that is diﬀerent to anything that has been done before
pull someone's leg empezar lección		to try to persuade someone to believe something that is not true, as a joke
brave the elements empezar lección		to go out in bad weather
show the ﬂag empezar lección		to show support for the country, group, or organization that you belong to
chew the fat empezar lección		gossiping or making friendly small talk

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