Idioms
put off (someone or something) or put (someone or something) off
to cause a bad feeling for someone, to repel someone
The girl put off the other members of her class by complaining all of the time.
put off (something) or put (something) off
put on a brave face
put on a performance/play
put on airs
put on an act
put on clothes
put on one's thinking cap
put on the dog
put on the feed bag
put on weight or put weight on
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keep in touch (with someone)
the honeymoon is over
make a face (at someone)
pitch-dark
miss by a mile
judge (someone or something) on its own merits
have a brush with (something)
stand on ceremony
take (something) personally
late in the day
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Nobel Prize : Economics
Year : 1970
Name : paul a. samuelson
Country : united states.
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