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What is a relative?

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A relative is a person connected by blood or marriage, such as a parent, sibling, or cousin.

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What does the term 'stranger' mean?

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A stranger is a person whom one does not know.

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What does it mean to 'get by'?

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To 'get by' means to manage or survive, especially in difficult circumstances.

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What does 'make time' mean in a family context?

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'Make time' means to allocate time to spend with someone, especially to discuss important matters.

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What does 'put your feet up' mean?

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'Put your feet up' means to relax and take a break, especially after hard work.

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What is the difference between 'peers' and 'colleagues'?

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Peers are individuals of similar age or status, while colleagues are people you work with.

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Define 'wealthy'.

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Wealthy refers to having a great deal of money, resources, or assets.

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What does 'do chores' mean?

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'Do chores' means to perform routine tasks or duties, often related to household maintenance.

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What is the meaning of 'run errands'?

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'Run errands' means to go out to do specific tasks, such as shopping or delivering messages.

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What does 'sick and tired' mean?

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'Sick and tired' is an expression used to indicate frustration or exhaustion with a situation.