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"I wanted to treat yourself so I bought the Ferrari."

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At h (a person who is expert in or enthusiastic about technology, especially computing.)“I’m a techy.” “I’m a techy person.”

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However, if you avoid doing something, this can be more or less synonymous with preventing it. Example: Most workplace accidents can be avoided/prevented with proper safety training. Think of this use of avoid as metaphorically "dodging" a situation. If you can avoid the conditions where something can happen (or avoid being in that situation at all) you have effectively prevented it from happening

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If someone says a bad joke your response can be: “t mblew d!”

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Backpack≈60L+

(for long journeys/trekking) T wearcarry aracksack.

Backpackers gob ckp ck ng.

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T go fftheb tentr ck.

C sual(relaxed or unconcerned) (casual clothes /sex) casuality la víctima (f)

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The isa al t fp ple.

( t’sgonnab )alls ng ngandalld nc ng.

All singing, all dancing is an idiom meaning "full of vitality", or, more recently, "full-featured". It originated with advertisements for the 1929 musical film The Broadway Melody, which proclaimed the film to be "All talking all singing all dancing". very modern and technically advanced "She showed us the new all-singing, all-dancing graphics software she'd bought for her computer."

T th nkn w(that)à ànoun

th n+ T b +lik +

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