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Only 3 things Please, I need to know the meaning of: - 'Close call' - 'Steady on' - 'Shake the confidence' Thanks a lot! :)

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Only 3 things

Please, I need to know the meaning of:
- 'Close call' Something bad almost happened. 'He walked across the street and was almost hit by a passing car'.
- 'Steady on' Be careful! (as a command) or To do something more slowly and calmly. The friend of the man who crossed the street saw the car coming. So he shouted to his friend. 'Steady on!'.
- 'Shake the confidence' To be frightened by some event. The man in the first sentence had a close call which shook his confidence.

Thanks a lot! :)
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'Close call' - this means something nearly went wrong. 'Steady on' - This means, 'slow down', 'hold up' or 'you're going too far/fast/quickly' 'Shake the confidence' - this means, 'you are too confident'

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