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What do these phrases 'get on the back' and 'bear it down' mean? [closed]

Why is 'that' in 'beyond that of"? [duplicate]

I don't understand grammar and meaning 'to hate did not back down'

What does 'They hurried by him' mean in context?

What does 'For' mean in "For he's a jolly good fellow"?

What does 'take in' mean here? [closed]

What is 'use' here a noun or a verb?

Why in one case 'wrong' is used 'of' in other 'with'?

What does 'a bear' mean here as a noun?

King to rook three. Knight to king six

What does 'dimmed the stars for a great arc' mean?

What does 'turn to' mean in the end of the sentence?

2 times 'that' in sentence confuses me to understand the meaning

What is the difference between 'remind someone of' and 'remind someone about'?

What does 'flattened out' mean here?

What does 'butted up' mean here:

What does pulled at mean here?

What does reluctant, eager mean together here?

goofing it up, got herself up

Why you say 'ran at the column' but 'flung herself against the transparent door'

'set in' 'coming out of' 'got out' 'those' cause difficulties in context

What does 'entered upon his idiocy' mean?

'pursue' and 'pursue out of'

His had been a life with only one tragedy

Does this mixture make any sense - "one part irony to one part convention"?

'justify their idleness to their intelligence' Why 'to'?

Is it the same to say 'with neither' or 'without both' in context?

Could you explain the Instrumental case for words used with 'to justify'

What does 'reality base' mean?

What does 'left off at' mean here?