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- Page 6say it different. A bundle of nerves
- FEELINGS & EMOTIONSFEELINGS & EMOTIONS
- words, big meaningsPEOPLE & PERSONALITY A bad egg
- Page 9STORIES BEHIND THE IDIOMS Some idioms have interesting origins or are connected to the literal image behind the expression. Zonk out
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say it different.
A bundle of nerves
To be extremely nervous, tense or frightened, often shown through visible signs like shaking or sweating.
This would be the text of my paragraph, describing more about feelings and emotions expressed through everyday English idioms and how native speakers use them naturally in conversation.
FEELINGS &
EMOTIONS
Cry one's eyes out
To cry a lot and very bitterly. The expression suggests crying so intensely that tears seem to pour out endlessly.