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n.
1.output relative to input

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  • throughout
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  • through with
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  • through empirical observation
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  • through and through
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  • through an experiment
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  • through
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  • throttling
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  • throttler
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  • throttlehold
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  • throttle valve
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  • throughway
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  • throw
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  • throw a fit
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  • throw away
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  • throw back
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  • throw cold water on
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  • throw in
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  • throw in the towel
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  • throw off
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  • throw out
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  • flashbulb
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  • perijove
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  • distinctively
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  • toilet roll
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  • glamourisation
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  • bladderwrack
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  • feed upon
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  • amusement
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  • toadshade
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  • swallow
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    Idiom of the Day

    go back on one's word
    to break one's promise
    My supervisor went back on his word when he refused to give me a day off.



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    Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
    The man received a (notice) yesterday telling him that he no longer has a job.

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