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worked up
[Phrase]

(of a person) very angry or upset about something unpleasant that has happened

Ex: She tends to get worked up if she feels someone is being disrespectful towards her .
to go off
[verbe]

to express one's anger or irritation toward the person who caused it

s'emporter, exploser

s'emporter, exploser

Ex: She was calm for most of the argument , but eventually , she went off on her brother .Elle est restée calme pendant la majeure partie de la dispute, mais finalement, elle **a explosé** contre son frère.
I'll say
[phrase]

used to strongly agree with a statement

Ex: I’ll say!
to keep to
[verbe]

to follow through with what one has promised, planned, or committed to do

tenir, respecter

tenir, respecter

Ex: To maintain a healthy lifestyle , it 's crucial to keep to a regular exercise routine .Pour maintenir un mode de vie sain, il est crucial de **s'en tenir** à une routine d'exercice régulière.

something very important and serious that cannot be joked about or underestimated

Ex: The rising crime rates in the neighborhood have made safety a no laughing matter for residents.
on the level
[Phrase]

truthfully and without any deception

Ex: The financial advisor explained the investment options , assuring the client that all the information provided on the level and based on thorough research .

to receive an unfortunate consequence or punishment that one truly deserves as a result of one's wrong behavior

Ex: If they do n't take the necessary precautions , it serve them right if they end up getting injured .

to behave in a way that reveals who a person truly is as opposed to whom they seem to be

Ex: Over time, the manipulative individual's true colors became evident as they consistently exploited others for personal gain.

the point or situation from which one starts to do something

point de départ, case départ

point de départ, case départ

Ex: Every time we encounter a major setback , we find ourselves back at square one.Chaque fois que nous rencontrons un revers majeur, nous nous retrouvons à la case **départ**.

used to indicate that one is not giving all the details of what happened but only the main points

Ex: Long story short, the team won the championship in the final seconds of the game .
what gives?
[phrase]

used to ask why something is happening, especially when confused or annoyed

Ex: You’ve been ignoring my calls all daywhat gives?
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