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Idioms:

    and-so-on

    2. have something on someone

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Sentence Examples

  • "Alex tells me you have some nice horses on your ranch," Carmen said to Señor Medena.

  • The expression on Felipa's face reflected both humor and interest.

  • I work for Uncle Bill on his ranch, and he pays me six dollars a month and my board.

  • She slid over, cuddling close to him, her head on his pillow.

  • He rolled up the newspaper and hit her playfully on the backside as she walked away.

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