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The expression "to be into (something)" means that you really enjoy it, and are interested in it. In the negative ("not i…

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As an idiom, the expression that something is "a piece of cake" simply means that it's easy.

So, for example:

Kazu: So, ho…

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The idiom "there you go" basically has two meanings.

The first meaning is basically the same as "here you are" or "here yo…

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The abbreviation "tbh" is short for "to be honest," and is used in the same way as "to be honest" or "to tell you the truth" a…

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"I bet" is a very common expression in English which basically has two meanings.

The first meaning is similar to "I think…

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The expression "(every) once in a while" means occasionally, and is located between "sometimes" and "never" in terms o…

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The expression "no problem" is basically a more casual way of saying "thank you," and is very commonly used. In fact, one …

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Happy Festivus! A holiday for the rest of us!

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The expression "pick up" has a lot of different meanings, but one of the more common is to buy something (or things), usua…

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The literal meaning of the word "spoil" is when food goes bad because it gets old, like when apples change from red to brow…

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