setback

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A dropout is a person who leaves school or an educational program before completing it, typically before earning a diploma or degree. This decision is often made for various reasons, such as personal, financial, or academic challenges, or a lack of interest in continuing the education. This can happen at any level of education, from high school to higher education. Those who drop out may face difficulties in finding employment or pursuing further education, as completing school is often seen as an important milestone for future opportunities.

Who is a "dropout"?

dropout

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upbringing

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runaway

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turnaround

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breakdown

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breakthrough

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stand-off

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The exact origin of the phrase "kick in the teeth" is unclear, but it likely emerged in the English language during the 20th century. The phrase draws upon the literal act of receiving a forceful kick to the teeth, which is a painful and damaging experience. This expression can be used in personal narratives, conversations, literature, or everyday language to depict instances where individuals feel deeply hurt, undermined, or defeated by an unexpected turn of events or the actions of others.

What is the origin of the idiom "kick in the teeth" and when to use it?

kick in the teeth

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cloud [hang] over {sb}

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The idiom "off the rails" originated from the literal sense of a train going off its tracks or derailing in the early 20th century. It is now used to describe someone or something that is behaving in a wild, irrational, or unconventional manner, often deviating from the expected or socially acceptable path. It implies a loss of control, direction, or adherence to norms, suggesting a departure from the usual or expected course of action.

What is the origin of the idiom "off the rails" and when to use it?

off the rails

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to [follow] a different path

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Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 1 - 1F in the Solutions Advanced coursebook, such as "dropout", "stand-off", "upbringing", etc.

Megoldások Haladó "1. egység - 1F" Szókincs