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Idiom-(be down in the dumps/let it lie)

1. be down in the dumps

- be sad ; be in a mood


Eg. Stephen is down in the dumps because hi is going abroad and cannot see Sabrina anymore.


 

2. let it lie

- don’t change; keep it the same


Eg.

A: Should I talk to my best friend about his annoying habit?

B:No, just let it lie. Friend is fragile.

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