At least In all Interested in

All :completely • Idiomatic meaning : In any way or of any type Robby Lou p 54 • Types : Opaque meaning

2. At least

• Sentence : “ at least you can stop working That must be nice.” p 32 • Literal meaning : at : used to say where something is or where something happen Least : less than anything or anyone else • Idiomatic meaning : a minimum of Dixon p 14 • Types : Semi opaque meaning

3. In all

• Sentence : Jean was thrilled to get the card…and then another… 136 in all , including this from a kid: “89 p 127 • Literal meaning : In : within a particular area or space All : the whole of a thing or of period of time • Idiomatic meaning : Considered overall; when everything is consideredCambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary • Types : Semi opaque meaning Universitas Sumatera Utara

4.1.8 Adjective – Noun combination no found data 4.1.9 Noun Phrases

1.Junk food • Sentence : It may promote weight loss by helping you distinguish thirst from hunger and by quenching cravings for junk food. p 101 • Literal meaning : Junk : things that are considered to be of no use or value Food :something that people and animals eat • Idiomatic meaning : Food that is unhealthy but is quick and easy to eat • Types : Semi idiomatic meaning

4.1.10 Adjective – Preposition combination 1. Due to

• Sentence : New standards finally require clear, easy-to-read labels on prescription medications to help reduce the 700,000 emergency room visits duo to adverse drug effect every year. p 36 • Literal meaning : Due : expected to happen To : in the direction of something; towards something • Idiomatic meaning : Expected Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary Universitas Sumatera Utara • Types : Semi idiomatic meaning

2. Interested in

• Sentence : It seemed too strange to think I’d have the very disease I was so interested in p 159 • Literal meaning : Interested :wanting to give your attention to something and discover more about it. In : before or at the end of particular period • Idiomatic meaning : Giving a lot of attention to someone or something because you want to know more about himher. Robby Lou p 148 • Types : Semi Opaque meaning

3. Close to