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There saconstanth stleandb stle(energy) nNewYork.c nav d theh stleandb stle fthecityc nt e.

T h stle (Anything you need to do to make money... be it selling cars, drugs, ya body. If you makin money, you hustlin. I been workin two jobs, tryna stay on my hustle and make this money, na mean?)Ad [Edú] Volunt e In nd

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In the early 90s, writer Mark Simpson, coined the term “metrosexual”, a combination of “metropolitan” and “heterosexual.” Low-c tj ns.

W R+Adjective Noun

T W r (nic ) clo H s ’sw r ng a(w it ) dress .

Dr ss+Adjective Adverb

T dr ss w ll ’s

dress d1 formally nw it .w ll à

dress d.2T b

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m npersonp ple

manat Grooming

1brush and clean the coat of (a horse, dog, or other animal).2(of an animal) clean the fur or skin of (itself or another animal). 3give a neat and tidy appearance to (someone). 4look after (a lawn, ski slope, or other surface). 5prepare or train (someone) for a particular purpose or activity.

6(of a paedophile) prepare (a child) for a meeting, especially via an Internet chat room, with the intention of committing a sexual offence.

D p al t fatt nt ont pe sonalgrooming?

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(stone) (bread) (empire)

T c tfunding +Object m/ s/a b nd t b adjective. "He is bound to win the fight."

Itisb nd

t h ppen.s g ranteed

T keep(it)z pp d/sht m

T keepti tl pp d.T keepti tlipped.T keepyourlipssealed.

silent; non-communicative. "he kept shtum about the fact that he was sent down for fraud" be or become quiet and non-communicative. "you start to say something and then just when it's getting interesting you shtum up"

T keepti tlipped.T keep tsealed.Th np n ts . (very little)

p p n ts getm nk sIt’saf cr fr m+object. (1:alongdistance.2:somethingnotablydifferent"the effects of the new law were a far cry from what was intended"

T cc ssto+object.

T g n ntr cc ss t ab ld ng.

1.Entry =admission2.Entranc =thephysicalspace.3.T Ente to+object4. nte d

(w d)begt d ffe .

(I don’t agree.) T b g f r+object.’lltak y wordf r t.

(Don’t)tak mywordf r t!((Don’t) believe me)

t kthewordri t t fmym .

W it c lla worke .Manual/bl c lla wo k.Ifth riser s f s.

1.R s +object To raise the price of petrol

(gasolina).

2.

Ris +object “To watch the sun rise +object.”“There has been a great rise in the price of petrol.” "The number of people will rise." "Water levels are rising because of global warming""The price of education has risen."

C u l8erI’mgo ng2bl8.B f b4.Cr codil sc ckro s Quirk

open-mindedh v aver openmind.

Global-Ed.T waffle

t ta k w th tth nk ng.incessantly.

T ta kdr vel/nonsens [malti]mult T b nc id as ff ther