#Phrasal_verbs

💥Tinker a round /  tinker a'bout  (with sth)

⚜to make small changes to sth in order to repair or improve it, especially in a way that may not be helpful.


⚡️He’s outside tinkering
around with his bike.
⚡️They haven’t made any
real changes to the system—they’ve just been tinkering around a bit.
⚡️ The government should
stop tinkering with the education system.

💢 Brave it out
💢 Put up a brave front

💠 Brave it out

deal with a frightening or upsetting situation in a brave way

🌀 Ex:- Although I felt dizzy from smoke inhalation, I managed to brave it out until all the kids were out of the burning building.

💠 Put up a brave front

make a pretence of courage and bravery

🌀 Ex:- We know that Mary is frightened, but she is putting up a brave front.

#Vocabulary

❄️ Nag

✨ To annoy someone by continually telling or asking them to do something

🫧 Ex:- I'm sorry to nag you, but when will you come over to fix my television?

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💥Strike a cord

⚜To resonate or deeply connect with someone on an emotional or personal level

⚡️ That novel will strike a cord with you; it's beautifully written.

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💥Set the world on fire

⚜to be very successful and attract a lot of attention .

⚡️The company is doing all right, but they haven't exactly set the world on fire.

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💥Let your hair down

⚜allow yourself to behave much more freely than usual and enjoy yourself

⚡️You're looking for fun tonight, so let your hair down and relax."