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to shut the door in someone's face

to have a big mouth
public administration

flat out

heatwave
cut on a chitarra frame

properly

at every turn

to block the way

seahorse

apple doesn't fall far

very cautiously

spiral staircase

to stand up for

full of oneself
well-endowed

cesspit

restrooms, toilets

to bend over backwards

wishful thinking
to wage war

to take the bull by the horns

to follow up on, act on

to resume work on

to push one's way through

freeloading, for free

carrier pigeon

film studio; sound stage

level crossing

to bury one's head in the sand

in the act; red-handed

kale

bed space; bed

purchasing power
to get laid

iced coffee

walk-in wardrobe

orchestra conductor

to set a precedent
semicolon

passport control
qualification

to go off the rails

in a jumble

masked ball

to fall on deaf ears
civil party