πpick up the tab | pick up the bill
βπΎMeaning
If you pick up the tab, or pick up the bill, you pay for yourself and your friends in a restaurant or a bar.
βοΈFor example
πΈWhen people go out to celebrate a birthday in Thailand, whoever's having the birthday picks up the tab.
πΈIn general in Asia, the person with the highest status picks up the bill in a restaurant.
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βπΎMeaning
If you pick up the tab, or pick up the bill, you pay for yourself and your friends in a restaurant or a bar.
βοΈFor example
πΈWhen people go out to celebrate a birthday in Thailand, whoever's having the birthday picks up the tab.
πΈIn general in Asia, the person with the highest status picks up the bill in a restaurant.
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πlook after
πMeaning
to make sure something or someone has everything they need and is healthy
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ When I'm too old to look after myself, my children will look after me, I hope.
π¬ Can you look after my bag while I go to the toilet?
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πMeaning
to make sure something or someone has everything they need and is healthy
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ When I'm too old to look after myself, my children will look after me, I hope.
π¬ Can you look after my bag while I go to the toilet?
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π A good man is hard to find
πMeaning
This saying talks about the difficulties for women in finding a suitable male partner.
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πMeaning
This saying talks about the difficulties for women in finding a suitable male partner.
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π thick (2) πΊπΈ
βπΎMeaning
full-figured without appearing overweight
βFor example
πΊThat chick is thick, dude! She has meat on her bones in all the right places; her thighs, breasts, hips, and her booty.
πΊJamie says some girls who clearly have a weight problem try to kid themselves by claiming they are thick, but not fat.
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βπΎMeaning
full-figured without appearing overweight
βFor example
πΊThat chick is thick, dude! She has meat on her bones in all the right places; her thighs, breasts, hips, and her booty.
πΊJamie says some girls who clearly have a weight problem try to kid themselves by claiming they are thick, but not fat.
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πwash your hands of something
βπΎMeaning
If you wash your hands of something that you were involved in, you decide to stop being involved in it after losing your interest or belief in it.
βοΈFor example
πΈShe washed her hands of the whole project after she found out that people had been stealing donated money.
πΈJim washed his hands of politics long ago after realising how corrupt most politicians were.
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βπΎMeaning
If you wash your hands of something that you were involved in, you decide to stop being involved in it after losing your interest or belief in it.
βοΈFor example
πΈShe washed her hands of the whole project after she found out that people had been stealing donated money.
πΈJim washed his hands of politics long ago after realising how corrupt most politicians were.
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πkeep up (3)
πMeaning
If somebody or something keeps you up, you cannot go to bed.
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ The noise from my neighbour's party kept me up most of the night.
π¬ The noise from my neighbour's party kept me up most of the night.
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πMeaning
If somebody or something keeps you up, you cannot go to bed.
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ The noise from my neighbour's party kept me up most of the night.
π¬ The noise from my neighbour's party kept me up most of the night.
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π They that sow the wind shall reap the whirlwind
πMeaning
A warning that we must expect to suffer serious consequences as the result of our own bad actions. We get back what we give out.
Origin: The idea of cause and effect is expressed by several religions or philosophies. This particular proverb is an allusion to The Bible (Hosea 8:7): "For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind..."
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πMeaning
A warning that we must expect to suffer serious consequences as the result of our own bad actions. We get back what we give out.
Origin: The idea of cause and effect is expressed by several religions or philosophies. This particular proverb is an allusion to The Bible (Hosea 8:7): "For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind..."
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π earworm πΊπΈ
βπΎMeaning
a song that repeats annoyingly in one's head
βFor example
πΊI've got this damn earworm in my head and no matter how much I try I can't get the damn song to go away.
πΊThe only way to get rid of an earworm is to hear another song and start thinking of that one instead.
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βπΎMeaning
a song that repeats annoyingly in one's head
βFor example
πΊI've got this damn earworm in my head and no matter how much I try I can't get the damn song to go away.
πΊThe only way to get rid of an earworm is to hear another song and start thinking of that one instead.
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πgive the green light
βπΎMeaning
If you give something the green light, you give permission for it to be done, or allow it to happen.
βοΈFor example
πΈThe government has given the green light to our tree-planting project, so we can go ahead and start organizing things.
πΈAs soon as our CEO gives the new product the green light, we'll start planning production.
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βπΎMeaning
If you give something the green light, you give permission for it to be done, or allow it to happen.
βοΈFor example
πΈThe government has given the green light to our tree-planting project, so we can go ahead and start organizing things.
πΈAs soon as our CEO gives the new product the green light, we'll start planning production.
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πturn around
πMeaning
to change something unsuccessful into something successful
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ What do you think the government should do to turn the economy around?
π¬ If she wants to turn her life around she needs to stop taking drugs and drinking alcohol.
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πMeaning
to change something unsuccessful into something successful
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ What do you think the government should do to turn the economy around?
π¬ If she wants to turn her life around she needs to stop taking drugs and drinking alcohol.
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π Facts are stubborn things
πMeaning
We cannot avoid the truth, even when it is not what we want to hear or express.
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πMeaning
We cannot avoid the truth, even when it is not what we want to hear or express.
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π kef | kif πΊπΈ
βπΎMeaning
plant material that's smoked or ingested for its mind-altering effects, such as cannabis, marijuana or hashish
βFor example
πΊWhile he was in Lebanon, Johanne smoked kef through a hookah with his Lebanese friends.
πΊOur history professor said that kif has been smoked in India and the Middle East for thousands of years.
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βπΎMeaning
plant material that's smoked or ingested for its mind-altering effects, such as cannabis, marijuana or hashish
βFor example
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πΊOur history professor said that kif has been smoked in India and the Middle East for thousands of years.
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πfind your feet
βπΎMeaning
If you're still finding your feet, you're still adjusting to a new place or a new situation.
βοΈFor example
πΈIt takes a while to find your feet when you start a new job, but you'll soon figure out who's who and what's what.
πΈGary's been studying here for three months and he still hasn't found his feet. Maybe he should try something else.
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βπΎMeaning
If you're still finding your feet, you're still adjusting to a new place or a new situation.
βοΈFor example
πΈIt takes a while to find your feet when you start a new job, but you'll soon figure out who's who and what's what.
πΈGary's been studying here for three months and he still hasn't found his feet. Maybe he should try something else.
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πtake up (1)
πMeaning
to fill an area of space or a period of time
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ We're selling the dining table because it takes up too much room in our new apartment.
π¬ I don't have much spare time, and exercising takes most of that up anyway.
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πMeaning
to fill an area of space or a period of time
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ We're selling the dining table because it takes up too much room in our new apartment.
π¬ I don't have much spare time, and exercising takes most of that up anyway.
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π Waste not, want not
πMeaning
If we do not waste things we will not be short of things. If we use our resources carefully, we shall never be in need.
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πMeaning
If we do not waste things we will not be short of things. If we use our resources carefully, we shall never be in need.
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π footy πΊπΈ
βπΎMeaning
Australian Rules Football, Aussie Rules Football
βFor example
πΊI grew up in Melbourne in Australia, so when I was kid I was crazy about footy and about my favourite club, St. Kilda. And I still love footy today!
πΊHey Mark! You wanna go to the footy on Saturday? Collingwood's playing St. Kilda at the M.C.G., so it should be a beauty!
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βπΎMeaning
Australian Rules Football, Aussie Rules Football
βFor example
πΊI grew up in Melbourne in Australia, so when I was kid I was crazy about footy and about my favourite club, St. Kilda. And I still love footy today!
πΊHey Mark! You wanna go to the footy on Saturday? Collingwood's playing St. Kilda at the M.C.G., so it should be a beauty!
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πin a nutshell
βπΎMeaning
You can say "in a nutshell" if you're about to describe something as briefly as possible, or you're going to sum something up.
βοΈFor example
πΈIt's a very complex situation, but the problem is, in a nutshell, a lack of sales.
πΈThe president's in trouble and the reason, in a nutshell, is that people no longer trust him.
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βπΎMeaning
You can say "in a nutshell" if you're about to describe something as briefly as possible, or you're going to sum something up.
βοΈFor example
πΈIt's a very complex situation, but the problem is, in a nutshell, a lack of sales.
πΈThe president's in trouble and the reason, in a nutshell, is that people no longer trust him.
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πgive up (1)
πMeaning
If you give up, you stop trying to do something because it's too hard or because it can't be done.
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ I know it's hard to find a job these days, but don't give up. Keep trying and sooner or later you'll get one.
π¬ I decided to fix my printer myself, but the problem was too serious so I gave up trying and took it to the repair shop.
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πMeaning
If you give up, you stop trying to do something because it's too hard or because it can't be done.
π€For example ‡οΈ
π¬ I know it's hard to find a job these days, but don't give up. Keep trying and sooner or later you'll get one.
π¬ I decided to fix my printer myself, but the problem was too serious so I gave up trying and took it to the repair shop.
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π Women will have the last word
πMeaning
A man cannot win an argument with a woman. Women talk more than men. They can always add something more to what they are saying.
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πMeaning
A man cannot win an argument with a woman. Women talk more than men. They can always add something more to what they are saying.
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