a

strip by strip; strips [written and colloquial]

a lonely man; one who is alone

one maths question / one debt or bill

one by one

non-stop; in one go (spoken)

one-stop service

unity is strength [written and colloquial]

three sticks or stripes of

previous one

take it slow or relaxing

relaxed; leisurely

what the fuck do you know?; how the fuck would you know? [colloquial]

I.O.U.

prerequisite

disclaimer

Labour Conditions

lit. half a life, meaning one who worked flat out at work, and have exhausted half of one's life or energy

half a life

to tag along to someone all the time [colloquial]

alliance treaty

This

which one

feel comfortable

that guy

that guy

four (amount); four poker cards of the same number but different suits

receipt

sitting on the same boat; to be on the same boat; to be in the same situation

to pick up something by chance but ended up spending a fortune as a result in order to complete the package or to try and make use of it [colloquial]