[{"id"=>"msg_6869b498aea481929858af02e958761f08766ea9e95278ac", "type"=>"message", "status"=>"completed", "content"=>[{"type"=>"output_text", "annotations"=>[], "logprobs"=>[], "text"=>"This flashcard deck, titled \"What did you say? What do you mean?\" explores common English metaphors and idiomatic expressions. Each card explains the meaning of a phrase, the origin or reasoning behind it, and provides an example sentence to illustrate its use. Covered metaphors include phrases related to time and urgency (\"Get your skates on\"), affection (\"The apple of your eye\"), effort (\"Bend over backwards\"), enjoyment (\"Have a ball\"), awareness (\"On the ball\"), responsibility (\"The ball is in your court\"), beginnings (\"Start the ball rolling\"), scarcity (\"Scrape the bottom of the barrel\"), energy (\"Full of beans\"), secrets (\"Spill the beans\"), mood (\"Get out of the wrong side of the bed\"), familiarity (\"Rings a bell\"), annoyance (\"Drive someone round the bend\"), missed opportunities (\"Miss the boat\"), disruption (\"Rock the boat\"), grievances (\"A bone to pick with you\"), and caution in judgment (\"Don’t judge a book by its cover\"). The deck offers learners insight into English figurative language by linking phrases to their metaphorical origins and practical usage."}], "role"=>"assistant"}]
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