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wind up▼verb
to play a prank, to take the mickey or mock

change a fly into an elephant▼

get one's knickers in a twist▼

make a mountain out of a molehill▼verb
to treat a problem as greater than it is

make a mountain out of a molehill▼verb
to treat a problem as greater than it is

make a spectacle of oneself▼verb
To embarrass oneself or others in public

make an exhibition of oneself▼verb
to embarrass oneself in public

shop▼verb
to visit shops

pick up▼verb
to meet and seduce somebody for romantic purposes

what should I do▼what should I do?

what should I do▼what should I do?

will do▼interjection
affirmative yes

the first step is the hardest▼

mess things up▼

it can't be helped▼it is inevitable

don't try to teach grandma how to suck eggs▼don't teach an expert

cultivate▼verb
turn or stir soil in preparation for planting

forge▼verb
to create a forgery of

build up▼verb
to strengthen

enforce▼(obsolete in English) to strengthen
verb

reinforce▼verb
to emphasize or review

reinforce▼verb
to strengthen by addition

alter▼verb
to change the form or structure of

redo▼verb
to do again

teach grandma how to suck eggs▼verb
teach an expert

make a name for oneself▼verb
to gain fame

make a name for oneself▼verb
to gain fame

earn▼verb
intransitive: receive money for working

earn▼verb
transitive: receive (money) for working

act▼verb
to do something

do▼verb
perform, execute

let out▼verb
of sound, to emit

flog a dead horse▼verb
to attempt to get more out of something that cannot give more

go it alone▼verb
do something alone or independently

grin and bear it▼verb
endure a difficult or disagreeable situation

kick up a row▼

take a step back▼verb

put one's house in order▼verb
to clean and arrange in an orderly manner the furnishings and other contents of one's house

gain ground▼verb
to make progress or obtain advantage

banter▼verb
to play or do something amusing