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verb - to do two or more things in turns (one, then the other, then the first again etc.)
adjective - good at controlling people and making them do what you want, especially by being clever and deceptive
verb - to feel the need to do something for someone, because they have done something for you too
verb - to say that it is important that somebody should do something or that something should be done
phrase, American English, informal - said to mean that you do not want to explain something because you think it is obvious
phrase - used to express that you have heard something, but you do not know if it is true
noun - the period of time when you do not go to school and can travel and relax instead
noun - (esp. of a doctor) to do something wrong by not being careful, by doing something illegal etc.
noun - a period of time you do not go to work because of an illness, injury, disease etc.
noun - the process of learning new skills that would help you to do your job or activity better
phrase - to find out more about something (a situation etc.)before you do something or continue doing something
verb - to make oneself free from something unpleasant; to throw or give away something you do not want
noun - something that someone tells you in order to help you and show you what you should do
noun, British English - a sale of old used things that people do not want any more, done especially for charity