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Interventizio Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary
Complaining for little things - idiom
"I have dandruff." "Consider yourself lucky: my aunt has got his scalp burnt in an accident".
(stupid example, I know...)
Hi. Can you think of an idiom stigmatizing the outrageous behaviour of somebody complaining for little things as other people (maybe in his vicinity) are suffering major problems?
(stupid example, I know...)
Hi. Can you think of an idiom stigmatizing the outrageous behaviour of somebody complaining for little things as other people (maybe in his vicinity) are suffering major problems?
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" "Consider yourself lucky . M y aunt has got her his scalp burnt in an accident". Consider yourself lucky .
- " "Consider yourself lucky .
- M y aunt has got her his scalp burnt in an accident".
- Consider yourself lucky .
- Keep things in perspective!
- It's not all about you!
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"I have dandruff." "Consider yourself lucky. My aunt has got her his scalp burnt in an accident".
Consider yourself lucky.
Keep things in perspective!
It's not all about you!
Consider yourself lucky.
Keep things in perspective!
It's not all about you!
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Also (US usage):
"Huumph!"
"Is that all?"
"And you're saying...?"
"Wow, that's a really serious medical condition."
"Quick, the man's dying, call 911!"
"Don't get any on me."
"Is there a doctor in the house?"
"Huumph!"
"Is that all?"
"And you're saying...?"
"Wow, that's a really serious medical condition."
"Quick, the man's dying, call 911!"
"Don't get any on me."
"Is there a doctor in the house?"
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Darn. I must have written this thing in a rush!
I give myself a D-.
I give myself a D-.
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