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Idiom: 'pulling your leg' (A) Hey, there's a giant spider on your shoulder! (B) Ah! Really? (A) No, I was just pulling your leg!
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Gilda Education - #idiom (scrol down for English) 🇧🇷 🇵🇹 A expressão idiomática "to pull someone's leg" - literalmente "puxar a perna de alguém" - significa contar uma mentira brincando, não falar
