📒get over
📖Meaning
to recover from something like an illness or a shock
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 How long did it take you to get over the illness?
💬 Tony was heartbroken when his girlfriend left him, and it took him ages to get over it.
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💠 mash-up 🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
a recording that mixes together tracks from two or more different songs or instrumental pieces
❕For example
🔺You can find heaps of great mash-ups on Facebook sites and download them for free.
🔺I just did this mash-up of Fela Kuti and Steve Reich and put some spacey electro stuff over the top.
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📒stand for (1)
📖Meaning
If letters or symbols stand for something, they represent that thing.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 The letters "MBA" stand for Master of Business Administration.
💬 Do you know what the letters "BA" stand for?
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💠 nick (2) 🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
to arrest somebody
❕For example
🔺Billy was caught speeding on his motorbike. It's his second offence, so if he gets nicked again he'll lose his licence.
🔺Our neighbours were nicked last night for selling illegal drugs. We used to see lots of people going in and out, but we had no idea they were dealing in drugs.
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📒run after
📖Meaning
If you run after someone, you chase them and try to catch up with them by running.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 I wish my dog wouldn't run after cars. He nearly got hit by one today.
💬 After the thief grabbed my wife's handbag, I ran after him but he got away. He was really fast.
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📒 He that complies against his will, is of his own opinion still
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If you force someone to do something or agree with something, it doesn't mean that they really agree.
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📚the last straw
✍🏾Meaning
Something is the last straw if it's the latest in a series of annoying or upsetting events, and it's the one that finally makes you do something about the situation.
❗️For example
🔸I was already close to resigning, but the last straw was being bossed around by some kid twenty years younger than me. After that, I quit the job.
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📒 If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys
📖Meaning
An employer who pays low wages will have bad staff.
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📚a sight for sore eyes
✍🏾Meaning
If something or someone is a sight for sore eyes, you are glad to see them.
❗️For example
🔸It's been raining here for a week, so it sure was a sight for sore eyes when we saw the sun this morning.
🔸Hey, Ozzie! You're a sight for sore eyes, man. Haven't seen you for ages.
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📒 Pay beforehand was never well served
📖Meaning
If you pay for a service before you receive it, you will not get good service.
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💠juicy🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
very interesting in a scandalous or lurid way
❕For example
🔺I love reading Lucy's blog about Hollywood movie stars. It's full of juicy gossip about the private lives of all the biggest stars.
🔺Harry writes a newspaper column about juicy scandals in Washington. There's corruption and crime and drugs and sex, and it's great fun to read, of course.
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📒fob off (2)
📖Meaning
to try to make someone stop complaining or stop bothering you by telling them something that isn't true, or by giving them an excuse
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 After I complained about getting tinned peas, the manager of the restaurant tried to fob me off with some excuse about fresh peas not being in season.
💬 The workers refused to be fobbed off with a vague promise of bigger bonuses in future if profits improved.
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💠goose (1)🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
a silly or stupid person
❕For example
🔺Who was the goose who left the air conditioner on in the office all night?
🔺Some goose who works at the bank put the wrong date on my new credit card.
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📚the icing on the cake | the frosting on the cake
✍🏾Meaning
If something is the icing on the cake, or the frosting on the cake, it makes a good situation or a good result even better.
❗️For example
🔸The fifty thousand dollars the government will give to every athlete who wins a gold medal in the Olympics will be the icing on the cake for them.
🔸AI was happy just to get my book published, so winning the young writer's prize as well is the frosting on the cake.
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📒 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
📖Meaning
Different people see beauty in different ways. What one person finds beautiful may not appeal to another person.
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📚keep it under your hat
✍🏾Meaning
If someone tells you a secret and you keep it under your hat, you don't tell anyone.
❗️For example
🔸I'll only tell you if you promise to keep it under your hat.
🔸Aunt Biddy said she couldn't possibly tell me the family secrets because she'd pledged on her mother's grave to keep them under her hat.
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📒 When the devil cannot come, he will send
📖Meaning
The implication is that the devil is very persistent. He will always find a way to tempt us. If the devil cannot bring temptation to us himself, he will find someone else to bring it.
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📚um and ah
✍🏾Meaning
If you "um and ah" you're having trouble deciding what to say, or you're having trouble telling somebody something.
❗️For example
🔸Stop umming and ahing and just tell me what happened!
🔸James ummed and ahed for a while, but he eventually agreed to help us get the deal.
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💠 bimbo 🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
a pretty, but empty-headed, young lady
❕For example
🔺Linda says most of the women who marry professional golfers or footballers look like bimbos whose main interest in life is shopping.
🔺Cindy said she wasn't a bimbo, and proved it by saying the word itself reflected the oppressive stereotyping that attractive women were still subject to despite the gains made by the feminist movement.
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📒come to (2)
📖Meaning
to add up to a particular total
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 The total cost came to over two thousand dollars.
💬 The bill comes to $140.
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💠 rug 🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
a man's hairpiece, a toupee
❕For example
🔺Is that guy wearing a rug, or does he just have a really bad haircut?
🔺When Stan started to go bald, he decided to get a rug.
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📒go after (2)
📖Meaning
to try to get something
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 Are you planning to go after Alex's job when he retires?
💬 If Rupert thinks there's a chance to take over a profitable company, he'll go after it with everything he's got.
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💠 ratty (2) 🇺🇸
✍🏾Meaning
easily annoyed or upset, irritable
❕For example
🔺Laura got drunk last night, and now she's got a hangover and she feels a bit ratty.
🔺I had a really bad day at work today, so sorry if I seem a little ratty tonight.
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📒drop off (1)
📖Meaning
to drive someone to a place they need to go to and leave them there
🤓For example ⤵️
💬 Every morning I drop my kids off at school on my way to work.
💬 Sergio stopped at the mall and dropped off his mother, and then drove on to the golf course.
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📚on the strength of
✍🏾Meaning
If you do something on the strength of certain advice or information, you do it because the advice or information suggests doing it.
❗️For example
🔸I saw the movie on the strength of what Rod had said. I wouldn't have seen it if he hadn't said it was good.
🔸They gave me an interview on the strength of a recommendation from my tutor at university.
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📒 Truth needs no colours
📖Meaning
Facts are facts. What is true is true, and it does not need decoration.
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📚upset the applecart
✍🏾Meaning
If you upset the applecart, you do something that causes trouble or upsets someone's plans.
❗️For example
🔸The Stones upset the applecart by pulling out of the music festival. They were going to be the main act.
🔸Kelly's sister really upset the applecart when she told Kelly that she'd seen her husband waiting for someone in a hotel lobby when he was supposed to be in New York.
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📒 Still waters run deep
📖Meaning
Some rivers have rough surfaces with waves. That's usually because the water is shallow and there are rocks near the surface. But deep rivers have no rocks near the surface and the water is smooth and still. "Still waters run deep" means that people who are calm and tranquil on the outside, often have a strong, "deep" personality.
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