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set one's teeth on edge The kids screaming in the next room really set my teeth on edge. sākt mācīties		to annoy you very much
somebody/something/somewhere or other What did you have for pudding?’ ‘Oh, something or other covered with cream.’ ♢ ‘Where’s your pen?’ ‘Oh, I lent it to someone or other at work and they forgot to give it back sākt mācīties		used when you do not think it is necessary to be more exact about somebody/something, or to show that the person/thing/place mentioned does not have much importance or value in your opinion
conspiracy Seven men, all from Bristol, admitted conspiracy to commit arson. He believes there was a conspiracy to kill the president. sākt mācīties		A secret planning by a group of people to do something illegal
despicable despicable behaviour He's a despicable human being! It was despicable of her to lie about her friend. The Minister said the bombing was a despicable crime. sākt mācīties		very unpleasant or bad, causing strong feelings of dislike
plausible A plausible person appears to be honest and telling the truth, even if they are not sākt mācīties		seeming likely to be true, or able to be believed

June 15 (2) ED5W_2019_11_22