25 phareses and meaning and examples in english
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Give someone a hand – Help
Example: I need a developer like you to fix this issue. Can you give me a hand?
Sharp – Exactly at a particular time
Example: The party will start at 10 o’clock sharp.
Take it easy – Relax or Slow down and similar meaning.
Example: I will take it easy as it is only a first internal exam.
Up to the minute – Most recent news/information.
Example: I know about the progress of this project up to the minute.
About to – Intending to.
Example: I was about to dine, when you called me.
According to – As indicated.
Example: According to me, this should be decided by our principal.
As a matter of fact – In reality.
Example: As a matter of fact, I was playing with him this afternoon.
As long as – Provided that.
Example: As long as you concentrate in your studies, you would be scoring good marks.
By the way – incidentally (can be used to introduce a new, less important matter).
Example: Oh, by the way, you can do this task when you are free.
All of a sudden – Quickly and Unexpectedly.
Example: All of a sudden the view was obliterated by the street burning smoke.
Come up with – produce or create (something), especially when pressured or challenged.
Example: You need to come up with a solution to fix this issue permanently.
Right away – Immediately
Example: I could recognize her right away.
Show up – Appear.
Example: The movie started at 6:00 PM, but he did not show up until 6:30 PM.
Sort of – To some extent
Example: I was sort of hoping to leave college early today.
Stick with – Continue with
Example: I suggest you to stick with this concept as it can be applied to most of the technical issues.
Take care of – keep safe
Example: When I feel stressed, My wife takes care of me.
Regardless of – without being affected by any other events or conditions.
Example: You can tell me the truth regardless of what you have in your mind.
Point out – Explaining with attention
Example: After pointing out the mistake, I could do that math now.
So far – Until now
Example: Today is the hottest day I have seen so far.
Take advantage of – Make good use of the opportunity.
Example: To learn English grammar, you need to take advantage of school library books.
Take over – An act of taking control
Example: After him, his sons will take over the company.
Up to – Indicating a maximum amount.
Turn out – Prove to be that case.
Example: The project turned out to be beyond our team skills.
Work out – Possible of being solved.
Example: Although this decision can have bigger impact, we can work out for a better understanding.
Pick up – Receive or take something
Example: My luck has picked up after my hard work.
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