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4 CITAZIONI IN INGLESE CON «TAKE THE MICKEY»
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take the mickey.
People take the mickey out of mental health, but it is very delicate.
I used to love watching him as a player, so it is a joy to play alongside him. I might take the mickey out of him, but deep down I have so much admiration for him.
My dad likes to take the mickey out of me for saying everything is 'amazing.'
I'm probably a bit of a cheeky grandson like my brother as well. We both tend to take the mickey a bit much.
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British Language & Culture
take the mickey to tease and/or humiliate (as in 'Don't take the mickey out of the
way I walk. I can't help it, okay?' or 'Don't be offended, he's just taking the mickey')
. The obscene (and more commonly used) version is take the piss – see the ...
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An American Guide to Britishness
Take the Mickey: You'll hear the phrase “taking the mickey” or “taking the mick” all
the time in the UK. It'll usually be in the form of something like, “Are you taking the
mickey?” or “It's just so fun to take the mick out of him.” It means joking, usually ...
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Reading English News on
the Internet: A Guide to Connectors, ...
2.86 To take the mickey out of Meaning: To criticize strongly Meaning in your
language: Usage: A (person) takes the mickey out of B (person, group) for C (
reason). 1. His father took the mickey out of him for coming home at 2 am. 2. My
boss ...
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English: ...
A fire: rhyming s.: late C.19-20. Much less usual than Anna Maria. Mick-takers,
the. Scotland Yard's anti-IRA Intelligence Unit: police: ca. 1974. (Daily Telegraph,
30 Nov. 1974.) Ex Mick, 1, via S.E. thief-takers, and take the mickey. Mickey,
Micky ...
Eric Partridge, Paul Beale, 1984
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Equality and Diversity in Education 1: Experiences of ...
names, out of all the swear words, they take the mickey out of our disabilities, he
can't walk well, he is dumb, or something like that and that really gets up my nose
. Kerry, has that been your experience as well? Yeh, when I was in about the ...
Felicity Armstrong, Mary Masterton, Patricia Potts, 2013
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Transcribing
the Sound of English: A Phonetics Workbook for ...
... and / i did you take the mickey out of him | or \not | (closed list question) ii did
you take the /mickey out ofhim | or was he just a \fool | (closed list question)
Responses usually take a fall, as do expressions of agreement and
disagreement, etc.
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An Asperger Dictionary of Everyday Expressions
Take the liberty Do something without permission.* Take the lid off Uncover
secrets (typically scandals).* Take the mickey To make fun of, or tease, someone.
* Take the money and run To accept what is on offer without argument.* Take the
piss ...
Ian Stuart-Hamilton, 2004
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Advanced Everyday English: With Audio CD
Four: Exercise CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD FROM THOSE IN RED Answers
on page I 33 My kids a(dwelI on-take the mickey out of-get a kick out of-lose track
of) me when I'm being b(distraught/passé/pompous/squeamish) trying to ...
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Moderate Learning Difficulties and
the Future of Inclusion
They sometimes take the Mickey, saying your having special help an' that. Makes
me feel a little bit upset an' that. Some children were aware of getting picked on
for receiving extra help in the classroom: MSFPU1 MSFSU4 Well people do take
...
Narcie Kelly, Brahm Norwich, 2014
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Phraseology and Culture in English
Paul Skandera. Table 2. Distribution of established collocational markers of
Britishness on the Web (figures = rounded percentages) .uk .au .nz .ie .za .edu .
us .ca bog standard 91 3 1 1 * 1 * * TAKE the mickey 80 13 4 1 2 1 * 1 KNOCK
themfor ...
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'Taking the mickey' just not on for the Blues, says Mick Malthouse
After a disappointing 2014 with just seven wins, coach Mick Malthouse said he ... "One of the things that we have really stressed here is don't take the mickey out ... «The Age, gen 15»
Lahm: Germany tried not to 'take the mickey' out of Brazil
Philipp Lahm has revealed that Germany did not want to "take the mickey" out of Brazil during their already iconic World Cup semi-final clash in Belo Horizonte ... «Goal.com, ott 14»
Victoria Beckham likes to 'take the mickey' out of herself
She told ELLE Singapore: "People are probably surprised that I have a sense of humour. I like to take the mickey out of myself. As much as I take what I do very ... «Evening Standard, giu 14»
Disney Take The Mickey With Joy Division Inspired T-Shirt
The wave pattern of the album artwork has been adapted to feature the silhouette of Disney's biggest star Mickey Mouse. A line on the website originally gave a ... «Gigwise, gen 12»
