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Attack someone with a knife

Stab

100

Someone who may have committed a crime

A suspect

100

Be a symbol or example of something

Represent

100

To reduce tension and start a conversation

Break the ice

100
Expensive

Costs an arm and a leg

200

To admit

To confess

200

Question someone thoroughly, especially in a formal setting

Interrogate

200

Say strongly and firmly (often when offering something repeatedly)

Insist

200

It's your decision now  

The ball is in your court

200

To do two things at the same time 

Kill two birds with one stone

300

Suddenly fall down, usually from weakness or stress

Collapse/Faint

300

A small detail that helps solve a mystery

A clue

300

Tell someone about a danger or problem ahead

Warn

300

To reveal a surprise or secret

Let the cat out of the bag/Spill the beans

300

I absolutely don't know it at all.

I don't have the foggiest idea/the faintest idea/a clue.

400

Say you will hurt someone if they don’t do what you want

Threaten

400

Take something apart into pieces

Disassemble 

400

The feeling of being very embarrassed and ashamed

Humiliation

400

I don't think I've heard this name before; it sounds unfamiliar.

It doesn't ring any bells with me.

400

You got it exactly right

Hit the nail on the head

500

Be said to have done something wrong or illegal

To be accused

500

Do something wrong without being punished

Get away with

500

Get involved in a situation to change what is happening

Intervene

500

Used to know about it, but don't know the latest developments

Out of touch

500

I came to the wrong conclusion.

I got the wrong end of the stick.

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