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2000 bilingual phrases- 34
1. They are much the same age.
2. You can't have too much of a good thing.
3. Much remains to be done.
4. I thought as much.
5. I'll say this much for him.
6. He's not much of a sportsman.
7. His essay wasn't up to much.
8. That was her maiden name.
9. They named the child after his father.
10. They had a narrow escape.
11. He narrowed his eyes as he thought.
12. You have a very nasty mind.
13. The child has a very nasty cough.
14. It's in a fish's nature to swim.
15. She wore a dress with a low neck.
16. We are risking our necks.
17. She flung her arms round my neck.
18. The two runners are neck and neck.
19. I am going to wring his neck.
20. The horse won by a neck.
21. This is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
22. I want a darning needle, not a knitting needle.
23. He was a bundle of nerves.
24. I haven't got the nerve to do it.
25. He's got a nerve!
26. That boy sets my nerves on edge.
27. This is the latest news.
28. I live next door to your brother.
29. That was the thing next to my heart.
30. Write down the name of your next of kin.
31. He felt the nip of the wind on his face.
32. He nipped his fingers in the door.
33. Nip across to the baker's and buy some bread.
34. I'm none the worse for the experience.
35. He's got a nose for business.
36. He took out his handkerchief and blew his nose loudly.
37. In that restaurant you're going to pay through the nose.
38. It's nothing to do with him.
39. He thinks nothing of working 12 hours a day.
40. There's nothing to it.
