Intermediate Deck 1
Total: 20 cards
kill two birds with one stone
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to get two things done with a single action

curiosity killed the cat
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a warning that asking too many questions about other people's business can lead to trouble

step up one's game
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to start performing better

cry over spilled milk
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to be upset about something that has already happened or cannot be changed

take a rain check
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to tell someone that you cannot accept an invitation now, but you would accept it at a later date or time; to postpone a plan

on the same page
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sharing the same opinion, perspective, or feeling about a particular subject with someone else

hit rock bottom
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to reach the lowest possible level; to reach a point in life where you are the most unhappy or miserable

hit the books
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to study hard

save for a rainy day
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to reserve something, especially money, to be used during a time of unpredictable or unforeseen difficulty

calm before the storm
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an unusually quiet or peaceful time before a period of great activity or violent argument

it's raining cats and dogs
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to rain very hard

bad apple
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the person in a group who creates problems or trouble, normally due to their negative behavior

apples and oranges
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two things that are completely different from each other and are therefore unfit for comparison

time flies when you're having fun
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when time seems to pass by quickly, especially when you're doing something you enjoy

butterflies in one's stomach
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nervousness or dread, especially over something about to be done; the anxious feeling one gets when infatuated or in love

can't judge a book by its cover
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you can't judge someone or something based on their appearance

the early bird gets the worm
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whoever arrives first or does something first will have more chances of success

for the record
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said when you want someone to remember or to record something you say

in one's hands
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in one's responsibility, charge, or care

the likes of
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people or things similar to someone or something mentioned or talked about
