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Looking for conversation in Polish/Spanish/English.... I am looking for someone who can help me learn Polish & Spanish and themselves are wanting to learn or improve their English. If that is you, please get in touch. I am very patient, I am looking for someone who can be patient with me too :D (I can also speak some French and German) A little about me... I am married with 4 children and live in Hampshire in the south of England. (When I am not in elsewhere) I have access to either Apple FaceTime or Skype. Hope to hear from you? :)
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    I have not heard to get one's rag out, but I do know the expression, "to lose your rag" or 'he lost his rag" - but in bothe cases it means to lose you temper with or get angry. Slang term.
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    August 21, 2017
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    They both mean the same... Hide is more every day speech. Conceal could be said to be more literary. He hid the letter inside the dictionary and then replaced it on the bookshelf. He concealed the letter inside the dictionary and then replaced it on the bookshelf.
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    August 20, 2017
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    He has done little of that... here the "that" refers to the action (the unknown thing he has been doing in this sentence) for a while now.... referes to the time period. It implies quite a long period of time in this case.
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    August 20, 2017
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    Find an English speaking person to talk with :)
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    May 31, 2016
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    'Longing for a child' - The subject has a desire or wish to have a baby. that was matched only by her fears of "lacking the mother gene". - the subject, although having this desire to have a baby, is worried that she lacks the (inbuilt natural) ability to know how to raise (look after) a child. Hope that makes sense... :)
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    January 1, 2016
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    "Sorry I am not in good condition, - a little strange this, out of context, but I assume that the writer is feeling unwell, or emotional about something... so I'd better stop here." Meaning the writer feels that they should stop writing (the letter?) now, due to the illness or emotion they are suffering from
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    January 1, 2016
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    Hola, Log can be used in two contexts.. He kept a log of all the telephone calls he made. Meaning he wrote down all the calls he made in a book, which could be refered to as a "log". The "ships log" is a similar use of the word, a record of everthing that happened on th ship in terms of speed, direction weather etc. The other use of the word log is when a tree is chopped down and cut up unto small pieces, the pieces can be refered to as logs. "He went out to get some logs for the fire".
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    October 17, 2014
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    I cannot see the context here, however... Bonding is the formation of a close human relationship, as between friends or the emotional and physical attachment occurring between a parent or parent figure, especially a mother, and child, that usually begins at birth. Bonding can also mean the joining of 2 surfaces together as in glueing... Hope that helps?
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    October 17, 2014
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    You could phrase this many ways, here is one suggestion in Britsih English In these days where a shadow of uncertainty hangs over the labour market, especially with regard to employment and re employment, it is hard not to worry about ones security. This can have a negative impact on ones mental and physical health.
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    October 12, 2014
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    First question, British English or American english?
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    October 12, 2014
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