Idioms
go in for (something)
to choose something as one's particular interest, to occupy oneself with something
My friend is going to university and will go in for medicine. Many of the students are going in for water sports recently.
go in one ear and out the other
go into detail
go into effect
go into hiding
go into hock
go into orbit
go it alone
go jump in a lake
go like clockwork
go off
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sink or swim
make no difference to (someone)
quite a (something)
no end of/to (something)
take the trouble to (do something)
pass the time
make off with (someone or something)
steal (someone's) thunder
leave (something) hanging (in the air)
think out loud
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The distress code 'Mayday'comes from the French for help me, M'Aide.
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