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    1) Do you say "We can stay here until late night" or "We can stay here until late at night/late in the night" or "We can stay here late into the night"? You might say "We can stay here very late tonight." 2) What about "we will talk about this later at night/in the night"? And "I won't leave until early afteenoon/early in the afternoon"?"? We will talk about this later tonight. I won't leave until the early afternoon. 3) I know you say "the boss's fair-haired boy." and "The lowest man on the tottem pole" ... But what if the person is a woman? "The boss's fair haired girl"? "The lowest woman on the tottem pole"? Either. People would understand if you used boy/man but you could change it too.
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    June 28, 2017
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    To put it simply, it's just a way to add a little bit of urgency to the request.
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    June 28, 2017
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    Ben - that wasn't very constructive. "Nonsense, as if" is a way to say "no way, that's not the case" "What if I don't get the job?" "Nonsense, as if, you're the most qualified candidate" "You are being rude." "Nonsense, as if, I'm just being honest."
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    June 28, 2017
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    Hi - I can tell by your question that you already have a good grasp of these two. Outstanding - 99% of the time is a positive expression. 1% is maybe if someone is being sarcastic. But you can think of it as a positive. "That was an outstanding meal!" "That was an outstanding fireworks display!" Stands out - Anything that calls attention and memory. Can be positive or negative. If something "stood out" to you, it sticks in your brain. "Her outfit stands out, because it is a rainbow pattern." "He always stood out to me, because he was so rude."
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    June 28, 2017
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    Unforgettable wonder - what does it mean in English? Unforgettable - impossible to forget. Something incredibly important or meaningful to the speaker. Something that stays in your memory. Wonder - a miracle, amazing Unforgettable wonder
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    November 30, 2016
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