to adjust one's speed so that you do not become too tired in Idioms
to provide a burst of energy or power or excitement in Idioms
to stop working (usually at the end of the day), to leave work in Idioms
a series of lies in Idioms
to attract a lot of people in Idioms
to be packed somewhere very tightly in Idioms
to add false expenses to a bill in Idioms
to do something by oneself in Idioms
an annoying or bothersome thing or person in Idioms
to get into a bad situation that is difficult or impossible to get out of in Idioms
to go out and party and have a good time in Idioms
to be friends with someone in Idioms
to look sick in Idioms
extremely pale in Idioms
extremely pale in Idioms
to deceive someone by a trick or a lie, to sell or give something to someone by tricking him or her in Idioms
to try to hide the faults or difficulties of something in Idioms
to be just what was expected, to be nothing unusual in Idioms
a place on earth that is as lovely as paradise in Idioms
