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TOEFL Vocabulary
1) Don't be such a teacher's pet. You're not going to get any extra credit for it. 2) I'm not surprised that he got an A. He's the teacher's pet.
A bed of roses
A bird of a different feather
A bundle of laughs
A chip on one's shoulder
A closed book
A dime a dozen
A flight of fancy
A piece of cake
A Piece of Work
A shot in the dark
Add up to a can of beans
Age before beauty
Ahead of the curve
All eyes
All thumbs
An eagle eye
Answering one's calling
As good as gold
Ask for her hand
At great length
At the drop of a hat
At the end of the rope
Back to the salt mines
Bad apple
Be there or be square
Bear sb a grudge
Bear fruit
Beard the lion
Beat around the bush
Beat oneself up
Beat the odds
Beg the question
Below the belt
Bend over backward
Best of both worlds
Beyond the pale
Bite my head off
Bite the dust
Blind spot
Bob's your uncle
Bore the pants off
Born and bred
Bosom friend
Bread and butter
Break it down for you
Bring home the bacon
Bring out the big guns
Bring someone to heel
Burn someone up
Bursting at the seams
Bust one's back
Butter both sides of the bread
Butterflies in the stomach
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American Slang