TO MAKE A COMEBACK (phr. verb): To become successful or popular AGAIN after a period of being unsuccessful or unpopular.

Tiger Woods is doing his best TO MAKE A COMEBACK after taking time off to deal with his personal problems.

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After a serious knee injury that prevented him from surfing, Hawaiian pro-surfer is clearly MAKING A COMEBACK in this video:

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 IN YOUR BIRTHDAY SUIT (phr. adj): Naked, wearing the “clothes” you were born in.

He likes to go swimming IN HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT – he’s a real hippy.

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GET OVER IT (phr. verb): To stop caring about something, To move beyond something that is bothering you.

“I still can’t believe that FC Barcelona lost to Madrid in the Super Cup!”

“GET OVER IT! Barca is still going to win La Liga.”

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PLAY IT BY EAR (phr. verb): to have no plan, to decide your actions as you go, depending on the situation.

“What are your plans for the day?”
“I have no plans – I’m just gonna PLAY IT BY EAR.”

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