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family expressions

TermDefinition
the favourite liked best by the parents
the black sheep the family member who embarrasses the family because they`re different or a trouble-maker
the baby of the family the youngest (can be child or adult)
a daddy`s girl a female who has a strong connection and a close relationship with their dad
the spitting image of someone looks the same as smn else
to take after to be similar to an older member in appearance or character
get along with smn have a peaceful/friendly relationship
a mama`s boy a boy/man with a close relationship to his mother
runs in the family (e.g. a sweet too) a trait (genetic or character traitor) many people have in the family
follow in someone`s footsteps to do the same thing as smn else in the family
breadwinner person whe earns money in the family
stay-at-home parent mom, dad who do all the housework on their own
sleep in stay in bed longer
get up leave bed
head out leave the house
heat up leftovers make food hot
work out to do light version of activity (in classes also)
meet up (with) meet (infml)
go out leave the house
get in return home
tidy up to put things into the right place (organise your belongings)
to vanquish (literary) to defeat someone or something completely
to nourish our hope 1. to keep a feeling, idea, or belief strong or help it to grow stronger (fml); 2. feed
to perish (fml, literary) 1. to die, especially in a terrible or sudden way; 2. if rubber or leather perishes, it decays.
perish the thought! used to say that you hope what someone has suggested will never happen
to cherish the memory 1.if you cherish something, it is very important to you; 2.to love someone or something very much and take care of them well
cherish a hope/an idea/a dream плекати надію, мрію, ідею
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