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take up where one left off take up time take up space take up one's time take up one's abode somewhere take up arms against take up a collection take too much on take time off take the words out of one's mouth take the wind out of one's sails take the starch out of too easy too far north too few and far between too for comfort too for words too funny for words too funny, sad, etc. for words too good to be true too hot for (someone or something) too hot for somebody too hot to handle too hot to hold (someone) too hot to hold you too little too late too little, too late too long; didn't read too many balls in the air too many chefs in the kitchen too many chiefs and not enough Indians too many cooks too many cooks in the kitchen too many cooks spoil the broth too many cooks spoil the soup too many cooks spoil the stew too many irons in the fire too much too much information too much like hard work too much of a good thing too much of anything is good for nothing too posh to push too rich for (one's) blood too rich for blood too rich for someone’s blood too right too right/true too something by half too true Toodle toodle-oo toodles tooey tooie took took the words right out of my mouth tookus tool tool around tool up tooling toonie

English Vocalbulary

a long time ago a long way a lot a lot more a lot of A.M. a.m. a man of a matter of a month of sundays a/n a.n.wt a n z a c a new leaf was turned over a number of A/O a.o. A-one contrario di too much contrario di much từ đồng nghĩa với too much

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