(exp) (1) (uk) wrong
not good
of no use
(2) hopeless
past hope
(3) must not do
(adj-i) miserable
pitiable
shameful
deplorable
(P)
(exp) unacceptable
unsatisfactory
(n,adj-no) (uk) very small amount which looks like nothing
(adj-i) innocent
cherubic
(adj-i) slovenly
(v5s) to call again
to call someone back
(v5s,vt) to change direction
(n) spring is in full swing
(v5s) to repair again
to join again
(n) insoluble problem
(adj-i) keep away
keep off
(adj-i) keep away
keep off
(exp,adj-i) easy to get on with
not needing reserve or formality
personable
affable
approachable
(adj-i) amiable
affable
(exp) witty and knowing
not to be underestimated
smooth operator
(adj-i) unexpected
contrary to expectations
by chance
casual
(P)
(adj-i) unexpected
contrary to expectations
by chance
casual
(exp,adj-i) (1) I'm sorry
(it's) inexcusable
(2) thank you very much (for help, etc.)
(exp) (1) (uk) (after negative base of verb) have to (verb)
must (verb)
(2) is indispensable
absolutely necessary
(P)
(adj-i) unexpected
contrary to expectations
unforeseen
(adj-i) unexpected
contrary to expectations
unforeseen
(exp) (1) (uk) (after negative base of verb) have to (verb)
must (verb)
(2) is indispensable
absolutely necessary
(exp) (1) (uk) (after negative base of verb) have to (verb)
must (verb)
(2) is indispensable
absolutely necessary
(exp) (1) (uk) cannot do without something
indispensable
absolutely necessary
(2) (after negative base of verb) have to do
(P)
(exp) have to do
must
should
ought to
(P)
(exp) take no notice of
pay no attention to
(exp) take no notice of
pay no attention to
(exp) a disgrace (to a whole group of people)
(exp) (1) (uk) cannot do without something
indispensable
absolutely necessary
(2) (after negative base of verb) have to do
(P)
