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My mother is always lively and energetic, even in the morning.
full of beans
full of lemons
full of apples
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Harry was extremely nervous and worried the whole time his wife was in the hospital.
sick and tired to death
a bundle of nerves
at a loose end
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I'm bored with your regular whining about money.
sick and tired to death of
at a loose end
free as the air
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If only I could live in the Pacific for a year or two with no worries or troubles.
free as a bird
tearing my hair out
as a safe pair of hands
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This athlete's the number one. He's won each race in these competions.
swept the board
made my day
been in the pink of health
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Colleagues always trust Mrs. White to do the most important job because she's incredibly responsible and never makes any mistake.
free as a bird
a safe pair of hands
a bundle of nerves
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My little brother is quick-witted so it's easy to him to solve different puzzles.
as sharp as a needle
full of beans
sick and tired to death
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