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Bear Fruit
: Succeed
Beyond Question
: Certainly, No doubt
Birds of a feather flock together
: The same type of people or people who like to do the same thing
By birth
: Specific character attached to someone from their family or country
Bent on
: Already made decision, agreed on something
Blow away
: Kill by gun shot
Blow over
: Already finish, forget
Bound to do
: Likely to happen / Likely to do something
Break into tears
: Suddenly yell out (either sad or happy)
Break a leg
: Good luck
Break the ice
: Talking or doing things to release pressure or to make listeners relax
Back to square one
: Back to the starting point again
Bottom of the barrel
: The worst part of the group / organization
Beggar on horseback
: Poor person who acting arrogant when become rich or achieve only small thing.
Blessing in disguise
: Good thing that you never reconginize at the first place
By and large
: Generally, In all case.
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