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be out of the picture exp.
disappear ; be absent; leave (temporary or for good)
E.g. "Now, that the parents are out of the picture, we can throw a party". (meaning=Now, that the parents left, that they are no longer here) "James is out of the picture, him and Mary split up"

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picture  


      n  
1   
a    a visual representation of something, such as a person or scene, produced on a surface, as in a photograph, painting, etc.  
b    (as modifier)  
picture gallery, picture postcard         Related adj     →   pictorial  
2    a mental image or impression  
a clear picture of events     
3    a verbal description, esp. one that is vivid  
4    a situation considered as an observable scene  
the political picture     
5    a person or thing that bears a close resemblance to another  
he was the picture of his father     
6    a person, scene, etc., considered as typifying a particular state or quality  
the picture of despair     
7    a beautiful person or scene  
you'll look a picture     
8    a complete image on a television screen, comprising two interlaced fields  
9   
a    a motion picture; film  
b    (as modifier)  
picture theatre     
10   ♦ the pictures     (Chiefly Brit. and Austral)   a cinema or film show  
11       another name for     →   tableau vivant  
12   ♦ get the picture  
Informal   to understand a situation  
13   ♦ in the picture   informed about a given situation  
      vb   tr  
14    to visualize or imagine  
15    to describe or depict, esp. vividly  
16    often passive   to put in a picture or make a picture of  
they were pictured sitting on the rocks     
     (C15: from Latin pictura painting, from pingere to paint)  

living picture  
      n      another term for     →   tableau vivant  
motion picture  
      n      a U.S. and Canadian term for     →   film     →   1  
moving picture  
      n      a U.S. and Canadian name for     →   film     →   1  
picture card  
      n      another name for     →   court card  
picture hat  
      n   a decorated hat with a very wide brim, esp. as worn by women in paintings by Gainsborough and Reynolds  
picture house  
      n     (Chiefly Brit)      an old-fashioned name for     →   cinema     →   1a  
picture moulding  
      n  
1    the edge around a framed picture  
2      (Also called)    picture rail   the moulding or rail near the top of a wall from which pictures can be hung  
picture palace  
      n     (Brit)      an old-fashioned name for     →   cinema     →   1a  
picture tube  
      n      another name for     →   television tube  
picture window  
      n   a large window having a single pane of glass, usually placed so that it overlooks a view  
picture writing  
      n  
1    any writing system that uses pictographs  
2    a system of artistic expression and communication using pictures or symbolic figures  
word picture  
      n   a verbal description, esp. a vivid one  
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picture-perfect
adj.
faultless; absolutely perfect
adjective describing a situation/person/thing that could make the object of a perfect picture. E.g picture-perfect moment, picture-perfect family etc.
it is what it is
exp.
means "that's just the way it is"
c'est comme ça, point barre
selfie
n.
self-taken picture
[Slang];[Fam.]
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fantasizing
v.
to picture in your mind a person,place, thing, or event using only your imagination.
east or west, home is best
exp.
home is the best place to be no matter where it is
noob
n.
a player who asks too many funny questions that can be related as being stupid
Origin of the word is a "newbie" that can be shortened as a Newb
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off plumb
exp.
A thing which ought to be perfectly vertical but which through fault is slanting is said to be off plumb.
sweat bullets
exp.
be under an extreme pressure; be anxious, worried or frightened
signficant other
n.
person who is very important and dear without formally being the spouse
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presumption
n.
Something that you think is true because it is very likely
I had the presumption that my holiday is going to be great because I was planning to go back to Japan.
up for it
exp.
"to be up for it" means to be willing to participate
she's really up for it: elle est partante
He(She)'s a keeper
exp.
expression used for saying that someone is worth being kept close (as a friend, partner..)
be a wuss
exp.
not to be able to act like a man, be a pussy
slang

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