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Значение идиомы thanks to
[thanks to] {prep.} 1. With the help of.
Thanks to a goodteacher, John passed the examination.
I finally finished washingthe dishes, no thanks to you.
2. Owing to; because of.
Thanks to asudden rain, the children came home with wet clothes.
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