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  <title>#112 - TO PAIR OFF</title>
  <description>1. When two people get together and start a romantic or sexual relationship. (We usually use this to talk about other people's behaviour, not our own). E.g. &amp;quot;I'm in my 30s now and all my friends seem to be pairing off and getting married, but I'm still single&amp;quot; -to pair off 2. -to pair someone off with someone = to try and make two people start having a romantic or sexual relationship together. &amp;quot;I think your wife is trying to pair me off with her friend&amp;quot;. More info at http://teacherluke.co.uk/phrasal-verb-a-day/112-to-pair-off/</description>
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