to be too slow to take advantage of an opportunity
to argue the opposite, just for the sake of argument
to plan something in an improvised way (instead of planning ahead). deciding what to do as the plan develops
to playfully deceive someone
to spoil something
to do or say something that could cause a problem or disturbance
to save something (usually money) for when you need it
to agree
to reveal information about or to clarify something
to avoid making a decision or choice
refrain from taking action or changing one's mind
to begin to suspect trickery or deception
give away a secret
to take attention or praise away from someone else's accomplishments by outdoing them with your own
to refuse to change your opinions or beliefs about something
to not take something too seriously
to make fun of
take a risk
to convince someone to do what you want
to find a way to understand or accept
slightly unwell or in low spirits
still to be settled
an expression that means you will not worry about a possible future problem but will deal with it, if it happens
something that will never happen.
the entire thing, all of something
used to express emphatic agreement
you can't have everything
don't judge what's on the outside
you learn from your mistakes
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