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career woman

n.

an ambitious woman who thinks her career really matters more than many things and is not willing to

compromise

on

it

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no

frills

adj.

(about a product or service) meant to meet the customers’ basic requirements; with

no

add-ons, including only the basic features

E.g: It’s a no frills hotel, but very clean and with friendly staff.

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no

pain,

no

gain

exp.

expression used to point out that one has to struggle or suffer to achieve his goal

Jason: Damn it! I can’t take it anymore. This exercise is killing me!
Ray: Yeah but it’ll help you lose weight. Don’t you know? No pain, no gain!

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stagnation

n.

no

activitiy

Economy term

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adequate

adj.

suitable in quantity or

quality

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tina

exp.

acronyme de “there is

no

alternative”

phrase chère jadis à Mme THATCHER reprise au G20 de novembre 2011 contre le Premier ministre grec et son référendum

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fat chance

exp.

little or

no

possibility of something to happen

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there’s

no

point crying over spilt milk

exp.

ça ne sert à rien de pleurer ; ce qui est fait est fait ; inutile de se lamenter sur une chose qu’

on

ne peut pas changer

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janky

adj.

of extremely poor or unreliable

quality

; very low-end

[US];[informal] I shouldn’t have bought that used car, it’s way too janky. / There’s hardly anywhere to eat other than a janky food place.
Also: jank

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happy medium

n.

a satisfactory

compromise

between two opposed things ; a course of action or state that is between two extremes

Ex: There were solid arguments for both sides and after hours of endless discussions, a happy medium that could satisfy each camp was still to be struck

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shotgun wedding

n.

1. marriage often occasioned or precipitated by pregnancy and into which one or both partners are coerced; the expression, born in the US, calls

on

imagery of a father coercing by way of a firearm,a young man to marry his enceinte daugther 2. forced

compromise

, merger, accord etc. imposed by necessity

[Fig.];[Fam.];[Hum.] 1. Looks like a shotgun wedding for these two! 2. The two manufacturers announced a shotgun wedding prompted by slumping sales and financial losses

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