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PHRASAL VERB | DAWN ON SOMEBODY |
If something dawns on you, you realize it for the first time: Suddenly it dawned on her that they couldn't possibly have met before. |
ADJECTIVE AND PREPOSITION + UNLESS | PRONE TO |
Likely to suffer from something or to do something bad: The coastal region is prone to earthquakes. |
IDIOM | TAKE EXCEPTION TO SOMETHING |
To object strongly to something; to be angry about something: No one could possibly take exception to his comments. |
IDIOM | DRAW THE LINE BETWEEN SOMETHING AND SOMETHING |
To distinguish between two closely related ideas: Where do you draw the line between genius and madness? |
PHRASE | HAVE LITTLE EXPECTATION (HOPE) OF + GERUND |
A belief that something will happen because it is likely: I have little expectation of cheering the team on to victory in the final. |
PHRASE | HAVE NO INTENTION OF + GERUND |
A plan in your mind to do something: She had no intention of paying me the money. |