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No words can do justice to their efficiency, thoroughness, and all-around human compassion above and beyond the call of duty.<br>\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501<br>\ud83c\udf00 <a href=\"\/channels\/@cambridge_dic\" title=\"Cambridge Dictionary\">@cambridge_dic<\/a>","text_length":686,"media":{"root":"\/001\/ciMAAO7NpUQAAAAA6o3UyuIqprA.BagAAOMnkEmQMUIpK2H7hQI.AkSlze4AACNyarHQuiVAd1Y8DUmqFLJuoP5OhwY","video":{"duration":1,"w":848,"h":480,"is_animation":false,"is_round":false,"mime_type":"video\/mp4","size":148887,"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":181,"hash":"2Q8mhChrNQ3cpM9jfE_lsw&ts=1790089906"},"i":{"bytes":"AXACg|CrjkVHcHCgetWGiZcEjiq1z\/DSKHGFPJ4B3DvUSHK1MvmGDGCTjFMjt5SxCijcB0Qy9FLENsuG4IopAM+1uTh8kfWrCRrKqn3zRRVCLSqodcdKccDkUUUwKV0oE4PZhRRRUsD\/2Q=="}},"streamable":true,"televisor_hash":"Jq6SqzOcT5sG7ykBxA_59Q&ts=1790089906"}}},{"channel_id":1151716846,"post_id":9073,"date":1789970402000,"views":"589","text":"\ud83d\udcda Underneath, preposition.<br> <br>\ud83d\udd09 \/\u028cnd\u0259\u02c8ni\u02d0\u03b8\/ \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7<br><br>\u2753 Definition: Situated directly below (something else)<br><br>\u2757\ufe0f Examples:<br><br>1. Our bedroom is right underneath theirs.<br>2. Four names written underneath each other.<br>3. She was no longer hiding underneath her black hair and had showed her true colors during the auditions.<br>4. A girl wearing thick sunglasses with her hair tucked underneath a black hat pushed her way through the crowd.<br>5. 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He is on the slippery slope towards a life of crime.<br>2. This leads them down a slippery slope until, at the end of the play, they \u2018tear each other&#039;s throats out\u2019.<br>3. Not me, evidently: and so my first step was taken on that slippery slope leading down to a kind of gentle madness.<br>4. Critics say the law would be a slippery slope leading to anti-abortion laws in Canada.<br>5. 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They were at great pains to conceal that information from the public.<br>2. The problem for me is how unfreedom is hidden, concealed in precisely what is presented to us as new freedoms.<br>3. The knowledge of this has always been there, but it&#039;s been half hidden, concealed for its own good.<br>4. Humankind&#039;s deceptive nature is probably the one thing we cannot hide or conceal.<br>5. 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She&#039;d had the gall to deny she had turned traitor.<br>2. But there were other, subtler ways of turning traitor, and he felt her coming absence, looming two afternoons a week, as proof of that.<br>3. One of the key prosecution witnesses at his trial was a trusted comrade who had turned traitor.<br>4. Others have turned traitor, switching allegiances from synthesisers to guitars.<br>5. 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You&#039;re dreadfully thin.<br>2. I&#039;m dreadfully sorry!<br>3. I am really, truly, extremely, dreadfully, horribly sorry!<br>4. His behaviour was terrible and I am dreadfully sorry that you were exposed to it.<br>5. I feel dreadfully sorry for her and I know Michael will be really upset about it.<br>\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501<br>\ud83c\udf00 <a href=\"\/channels\/@cambridge_dic\" title=\"Cambridge Dictionary\">@cambridge_dic<\/a>","text_length":434,"media":{"root":"\/00d\/bCMAAO7NpUQAAAAAmSaAo6SfxY4","video":{"duration":6,"w":1280,"h":536,"is_animation":false,"is_round":false,"mime_type":"video\/mp4","size":977474,"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":134,"hash":"tebIebbTTvPDDtma9tQXjQ&ts=1790089906"},"i":{"bytes":"ARACg|DMdmPXvTSOvtRn5sUEdcHikhidqsRkrEVXg1AuQQelSO5IwAAT1NDARj5igkfMD1FFM3lcgUUwE\/jFTD7lFFIBo6UnpRRQBH3ooopgf\/\/Z"}},"streamable":true,"televisor_hash":"2wwu0Ryxf-BVoJO92cjqpA&ts=1790089906"}}},{"channel_id":1151716846,"post_id":9067,"date":1789750804000,"views":"647","comments":"1","text":"\ud83d\udcda Trip the light fantastic, phrase.<br><br>\u2753 Definition (humorous): Dance, in particular engage in ballroom dancing.<br><br>\u2757\ufe0f Examples:<br><br>1. They enjoyed a four-course dinner, charity auction and a dance band so they could trip the light fantastic.<br>2. They are great fans of this style of dancing and trip the light fantastic each Thursday night to keep in practice.<br>3. She tap-dances and trips the light fantastic in a couple of big-production numbers, wearing a Gloria Swanson-style wig and fabulous frocks.<br>4. In recent years, \u20186O&#039;s nights\u2019 have become very popular, bringing out some not so young rockers for a nostalgic night of tripping the light fantastic.<br>5. Many who attended the festival in those years have still remained fans and those same drama fans, who were big on dancing, are more at ease in the seats at a play than tripping the light fantastic in earlier years.<br>\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501<br>\ud83c\udf00 <a href=\"\/channels\/@cambridge_dic\" title=\"Cambridge Dictionary\">@cambridge_dic<\/a>","text_length":902,"media":{"root":"\/00b\/ayMAAO7NpUQAAAAAisEBwdzHwv0","video":{"duration":3,"w":1128,"h":480,"is_animation":false,"is_round":false,"mime_type":"video\/mp4","size":706689,"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":136,"hash":"7Gl_wuK3nS1k7mt8HjBcmA&ts=1790089906"},"i":{"bytes":"ARACg|C+TgE+lYDkyzMe7HNW9QunDmON9oHXB5NUhKF5AGfWkJGvbs0dku857KarSSPuJ3EEd80kNy0qCAgHPQ+lMCNLLtX6kikNA0cksxlaULjkHvRTpYJI492c460UD0Kl5\/x8v9T\/ADqCiiqEW7P\/AFy\/Q\/yq\/Yf6s0UUmHQluP8Aj3k+lFFFISP\/2Q=="}},"streamable":true,"televisor_hash":"LnwUSvpDLHJ4eUW3pdCfdg&ts=1790089906"}}},{"channel_id":1151716846,"post_id":9066,"date":1789711206000,"views":"774","text":"\ud83d\udcda Haggle, verb.<br> <br>\ud83d\udd09 \/\u02c8ha\u0261(\u0259)l\/ \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7<br><br>\u2753 Definition (no object): Dispute or bargain persistently, especially over the cost of something.<br><br>\u2757\ufe0f Examples:<br><br>1. The two sides are haggling over television rights.<br>2. Everyday villagers were haggling for the costs of fruits and vegetables in the market.<br>3. Imagine how much we&#039;ll save on court costs and haggling over that silly bill of rights.<br>4. Besides, at the end of the day, isn&#039;t all negotiation haggling?<br>5. It was almost impossible to hear anything, there were all kinds of strange creatures haggling and bartering.<br>\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501<br>\ud83c\udf00 <a href=\"\/channels\/@cambridge_dic\" title=\"Cambridge Dictionary\">@cambridge_dic<\/a>","text_length":597,"media":{"root":"\/00b\/aiMAAO7NpUQAAAAAisEBwdzHwv0","video":{"duration":2,"w":1280,"h":720,"is_animation":false,"is_round":false,"mime_type":"video\/mp4","size":636043,"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":180,"hash":"ZsDjX81Uk9JqGWLNSRx20g&ts=1790089906"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|DPjLcjHSpM45NQozEMccGlkOYwfWkUSh1ZSQcnoKUggZxVJR8wFXWdV4NACqoZciioN5LYBIB7UUWAhDHgZ4NSSHCgDtRRTECSsiggKewyKRpmbOcUUUgI85ooopgf\/9k="}},"streamable":true,"televisor_hash":"chgi3hFLkJSogjnepPhf8g&ts=1790089906"}}},{"channel_id":1151716846,"post_id":9065,"date":1789711203000,"views":"662","text":"\ud83c\udfac Trainspotting (1996)\n\n\ud83d\udcac I'd like to say it's been a pleasure haggling with you.","text_length":83},{"channel_id":1151716846,"post_id":9064,"date":1789664407000,"views":"837","text":"\ud83d\udcda On offer, phrase.<br><br>\u2753 Definition: Available.<br><br>\u2757\ufe0f Examples:<br><br>1. The number of permanent jobs on offer is relatively small.<br>2. In Britain it is a few hundred pounds and that can be quickly withdrawn if you don&#039;t accept one of the jobs on offer.<br>3. He and the other sporting figures will tell young people about the wealth of jobs on offer in sport.<br>4. The event organised by the Department of Tourism had the right mix of fare on offer.<br>5. 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Shoes don&#039;t come into the house \u2014 they are removed and stashed away in the mudroom.<br>2. The old kitchen was transformed into a mudroom.<br>3. More storage, often in the form of a back-door mudroom, is a must.<br>4. They stood in the aptly named mudroom just off of the great kitchen trying to remove the grime.<br>5. A mudroom, which features a playroom above, separates the family space from the garage.<br>\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501\u2501<br>\ud83c\udf00 <a href=\"\/channels\/@cambridge_dic\" title=\"Cambridge Dictionary\">@cambridge_dic<\/a>","text_length":613,"media":{"root":"\/003\/ZiMAAO7NpUQAAAAABHRaZ5XN_RY","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":225,"hash":"bLWolPzkluiI65PJvy7YJQ&ts=1790089906"},"x":{"w":800,"h":562,"hash":"eM65oOJjbOzJKGVgmpSNsQ&ts=1790089906"},"y":{"w":1000,"h":703,"hash":"h3hvHA0cof3ZYjCXefNpSQ&ts=1790089906"},"i":{"bytes":"AcACg|C3u2k55FKCuTk9enPSoZHVZBuJ+gFMldm27HJBcDG3FIC2CpGVJINAcggY5qqp8qF92U5zUyPmcDPFAyRmkx0xRUkrgx4opiKLH971oL+ZIVQbnU9GzwPWnOAJBx+dTJbxAGTYNx60gKUskjxuihvv4xirSoRIrHsKTz2VsAKB9KtIdy5NAFa5k2R7s8Zop16imBuOfWikxo\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1151716846,"post_id":9061,"date":1789578005000,"views":"925","comments":"2","text":"\ud83d\udcda Hands down, phrase.<br><br>\u2753 Definition: Easily and decisively.<br><br>\u2757\ufe0f Examples:<br><br>1. Swindon won hands down.<br>2. The envious look on my fellow competitors&#039; faces reflected my own view: I was going to win this race hands down.<br>3. I will say hands down they are the most wondrous thing in the world I have ever seen.<br>4. McCrann has exhibited how superior intellect will defeat sloganeering hands down.<br>5. 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