50 More Common Phrasal Verbs with Meanings & Examples (Part 2)
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To start a conversation and help people feel relaxed.
Something that is very easy to do.
To agree with someone completely.
A sudden feeling of nervousness before something important.
Practical, friendly and realistic — not proud at all.
To face something difficult with courage.
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