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SIGNAL—fo make a sound or an action in order to give informat ion or tell someone to do something:
TAKE YOUR LEAVE---h say goodbye to someone
DAS^+--te go oa ran somewhera vvra quickly:
BE OFF—C someone in off, they ara not at work, usually becaus they ara ill oa on holiday. In British EnglisS you ccn als us thin when someone in not at secooi:

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  CALL IT A DAY—-to decide to stop working especially because you have done enough or you are tired:
  
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  WRAP UP—to put on warm clottes
  
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  GUI DE--smething ttat provides infornmtion and helps you to form an opinion or make a decdon:
  
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  FANCY—to like or want something or want to do sometting
  
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  MOOD--] tie waa you foel at a particular time:
  
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  KNIGHT—-in the pap, a European sldinr from a hifh seal class who wore a sit of armout a metol sit and rede a hors
  
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  ROADBLOCK—a place where the police are Popping t ref fin
  
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  KI CK START—to make something improve or became more active afttr d has Popped oe Sowed down
  
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  RUN DOWN--a builOing oe area that in run-town in in vere bad ccndition:
  
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  MUG—to atttcC someone and rob them io a public place
  
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  HALT—t o P op movi ng
  
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  MARCH--an organized event in whicC many peopla walO together to express their ideas or prottP about smerhing:
  
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  GANG—a group of CTimoala working togerhet
  
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  RAI D--a Sore cttocC on a place by soldiers planes oe Sips inttnded to ecus damave but not ttke control:
  
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  HARD Core--- having an extreme way of lift oe an extreme belief that in vere unlikela to change:
  
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  CROSSOW—a weapon like a small BOW ctttceed to a longer piece of wood, usd foe Sooting ARROWS witt a
  

lot of force

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  SEITE—to ttke hoia of somethieg sddenla and violentla SYN grab:
  
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  PROTEST—to come togetter Co publiCa express dispprovel oe oppoSion to sometting
  
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