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    Yes, I think "budget spending" makes sense as well. It just means to decide where your money goes.
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    December 5, 2013
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    J'étudie la psychologie Je suis une étudiante diplômée qui habite á Wisconsin, USA. Comme un scientifique, je fais des recherches sur les émotions. Je voudrais comprendre comment nous pensons sur nos émotions. Certaines émotions--ils s'appellent <<les émotions de base>>--ont spécifique expressions faciales. Je les étudie. Quand nous voyons les expressions faciales de les gens, nous simulons ses expressions et ses émotions avec nos visages et nos cerveaux.
    November 12, 2013
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    across the fields

    After leaving the gathering he goes to the green fields. Every one looks at him because he has done a somewhat unusual activity. The party is so enjoyable and refreshing but he leaves it. He did not want to talk with anybody, so he just leaves the party and goes out. At times he strolls across the green meadows and listens to the radio

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    November 12, 2013
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    I have to improve my English

    After one year in Japan, my English has regressed very much.
    From today, I have to pick it up.

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    November 12, 2013
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    It is one of those expressions that doesn't make sense when you look at the separate pieces, but you are right that the whole expression means to tolerate. I wouldn't bother with trying to understand the origin because I don't think native speakers know why we say it! Prepositions are crazy in English.
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    November 12, 2013
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    That would be a correct phrase. "I got to the point where" means "I eventually". It occurs in positive (I got to the point where I was fluent) or negative (I got to the point where I couldn't take his singing any more) contexts. If you visualize your progress in a given context as traveling along a path, you are literally "reaching a point" on that path.
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    November 12, 2013
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    It is an idiom that means "described completely" or "gave a very precise and accurate description." I have no idea what the origin of the phrase is.
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    November 12, 2013
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