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    This document contains a list of English idioms and expressions related to various topics such as love, enjoyment, fear, looks, alcohol, marriage, and general sayings. Some examples include "to be at loggerheads" meaning to always quarrel, "to gulp down" meaning to swallow a liquid quickly, and "to have goose bumps" referring to getting bumps on one's skin from cold or fear.

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    This document contains a list of English idioms and expressions related to various topics such as love, enjoyment, fear, looks, alcohol, marriage, and general sayings. Some examples include "to be at loggerheads" meaning to always quarrel, "to gulp down" meaning to swallow a liquid quickly, and "to have goose bumps" referring to getting bumps on one's skin from cold or fear.

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    English Expressions 1. To be at loggerheads- To always quarrel These 2 are always at loggerheads. 2. To gulp down- To swallow, esp.

    a liquid Tom gulped down the lemonade. 3. To gobble- To swallow, esp. food. Elba gobbled her breakfast quickly. 4. To have goose bumps- Avoir la chair de poule. 5. To spend money like water. 6. To have a parched throat. LOVE -To be the apple of ones eye. -To fall head over heels for smbd. To be bitten by the love bug. ENJOY -To have a blast. -To be on top of the world. FEAR -To scare the pants off someone. LOOKS -To look like something the cat brought in. ALCOHOL -To drink like a fish. MARRIAGE -To tie the knot. -Better the devil you know- Vaut mieux -Se contenter de se quon a que de risquer de trouver pire. -To be poles apart. -U cant teach an old dog new tricks. -To turn over a new leaf. -To badmouth sb. -Reading is to the mind what sports is to the body. -Books are to be tasted. Some are to be Swallowed, and others to be chewed & digested. -To make mincemeat out of sm1.

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