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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs
... (something) - to plan or expect something We did not bargain on having heavy rain during our summer birthday party barge in on (someone or something) - to interrupt someone or something, to intrude ... to something that is hopeless I am banging my head against the wall when I try to ask my boss for something bank on (someone or something) - to be sure of someone or something, to count on someone ... assumption about something The police are barking up the wrong tree in their investigation of the criminal base one's opinion on (something) - to form an opinion from something I based my opinion...
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... abetting the boys who were fighting aid someone in doing something to help someone something ᮀ He aided her in fixing up the back bedroom aid someone in something to help someone in some kind ... something into something else ᮀ Now, add the eggs into the mixture ᮀ Add in some more eggs add (something) on(to) something and add (something) on† to extend something by providing more (of something) ... been ascertained from the interview ascribe something to someone or something to attribute something to someone or something; to assert that something has been caused by someone or something ᮀ Please...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "V-Z" Idioms potx
... up in her warm clothes and went out wrap (something) up - bring something to an end We wrapped up the meeting before dinner and went home wrapped up in - thinking about or interested only in ... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com work Idioms work in - rub in We spent a long time trying to work the softening cream into the leather work in (someone or something) - insert someone or something (into a schedule) My doctor ... and out (of something) - move, drive, or walk in and out of something such as traffic The man was driving very fast and was weaving in and out of the traffic weed out (someone or something) - remove...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "A" Idioms pptx
... absent-minded - to be forgetful My grandfather is very absent-minded and he often forgets his keys according to Hoyle - doing something strictly by the rules, doing something the usual and correct ... well for (someone or something) - to predict good things for someone or something The poor business conditions not augur well for the workers avail oneself of (something) - to use something that ... during the monthly meeting air (something) out - to freshen something by putting it in the open air We put the blankets outside in order to air them out Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com alive and kicking...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "B" Idioms docx
... (something) - to plan or expect something We did not bargain on having heavy rain during our summer birthday party barge in on (someone or something) - to interrupt someone or something, to intrude ... to something that is hopeless I am banging my head against the wall when I try to ask my boss for something bank on (someone or something) - to be sure of someone or something, to count on someone ... of something By way of introduction the man gave everyone his business card by way of (something or somewhere) - passing through or by a place We drove to the airport by way of the small town by...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "C" Idioms docx
... cross one`s mind - to think of something, to occur to someone It crossed my mind that I would see him in the evening so I did not need to phone him cross out (something) - to eliminate something ... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com chance (something) - to risk doing something We did not want to chance driving during the storm so we stayed home chance upon (someone or something) - to find someone or something by chance ... catch (someone) red-handed - to find someone in the middle of doing something wrong The clerk caught the boy red-handed when he was stealing the candy catch up on (something) - to something that...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "D" Idioms pot
... trying to move a land-office business - to much business in a short time The children are doing a land-office business by selling the cold drinks next to the stadium a number on (someone or something) ... work and patience in (someone) - to make someone tired, to exhaust someone I was done in by the time that I finished the marathon in (something) - to ruin/destroy something The boy quickly did in ... complaining is driving me up a wall drive (something) home - to make something clearly understood The high price of gasoline drove home to us the necessity of driving less the driving force behind...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "E" Idioms potx
... of (someone's) hand - to what someone else wants The secretary had her boss eating out of her hand and she could whatever she wanted eat (someone) out of house and home - to eat much food in someone's ... The two teenage boys were eating their parents out of house and home eat (something) up - to enjoy something, to absorb something The children ate up the stories that the teacher was telling ... telling eating someone - to be bothering or worrying someone I not know what is eating my friend but she is not in a good mood today 161 Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com ebb and flow - the decrease and increase...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "G" Idioms pot
... to finish it before dinner get down to brass tacks - to begin discussing/doing something immediately "Let`s get down to brass tacks and finish this job quickly." get down to business - to begin ... got into hot water when they found us in the building after it had closed get into (something) - to become involved in something, to become interested in something I did not want to get into ... something I plan to give golfing a shot during my summer holidays give (something) a whirl - to attempt to something I decided to give singing a whirl so I joined a singing club give (something)...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "H" Idioms pdf
... a keen interest in (someone or something) - be very interested in someone or something I have always had a keen interest in hiking and camping 306 Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com have a lot going (for ... have (something) hanging over one's head - have something worrying one I want to finish my final essay so I don't have it hanging over my head have (something) in common with (someone or something) ... or possession of something to someone, give something to another person The criminals were forced to hand over the stolen money to the police hand (something) down to (someone) - give something...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "J" Idioms pptx
... judging by (something) - considering something Judging by the weather, I don't think that we will be able to go to the festival today jump Idioms jump all over (someone) - criticize/scold/blame someone ... Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com join forces (with someone) - unite/join with someone The two high schools joined forces to try and raise money for the city library expansion join hands - hold hands with other ... boss jumped all over me jump at (something) - seize the opportunity to something He jumped at the chance to go to France on company business jump bail - run away and fail to come to trial and...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "K" Idioms doc
... (someone) from (doing something) - prevent someone from doing something I tried hard to keep my friend from buying a new car keep (someone or something) in check - to keep someone or something ... to keep his hand in some of its operations keep one's hands off (someone or something) - refrain from touching or handling someone or something My aunt asked her nephew to keep his hands off her ... strictly watch and control someone or something Our principal keeps a tight rein on what is being taught in the classrooms keep abreast (of something) - keep informed about something I read the...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "L" Idioms pdf
... boy of breaking the window learn (something) by heart - memorize something I quickly learned my library card number by heart learn (something) by rote - memorize something without thinking about ... toilet lay in (something) - store up a supply of something, get and store something for future use They are trying to lay in as much food as possible before winter comes lay/light into (someone) ... schedule someone for something We were unable to line up a speaker for Sunday evening so we must cancel the meeting line up (something with something) - adjust two things correctly The carpenter lined...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "M" Idioms doc
... speaker used some good examples in order to make a point during his speech make a point of (doing/saying something) - or say something with a definite intent He always makes a point of visiting his ... part of something My friend was missing the point when we tried to explain why he shouldn't what he was doing mistake (someone or something) for (someone or something) else - to think that someone ... her ways in order to better at work 538 Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com mention (someone or something) in passing - mention someone or something casually I mentioned a friend of mine in passing when I...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "N" Idioms doc
... point in (something) - no purpose in doing something There is no point in talking to my supervisor He never listens to what I am saying a no-show - a person who makes a reservation for something ... but skin and bones when he returned from the camping trip nothing but (something) - to be only something There were nothing but people who played wind instruments at the music camp nothing doing ... inspection." "Nothing to speak of Everything seemed to be fine." nothing to write home about - nothing exciting or interesting happened "Did anything interesting happen during your holiday." "Nothing to...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "O" Idioms ppt
... staff open (something) up - to make something less congested We opened up the yard by cutting down some trees open (something) up - to start the use of something such as land or a building The government ... top of (something) - in addition to something, along with something On top of everything else he wants me to work on Sunday on top of (something/things) - to be managing very well, to be in control ... very intelligent but on the other hand he is very lazy and always gets low marks at school on the point of (doing something) - to be ready to start doing something We were on the point of buying...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "P" Idioms ppt
... possessed of (something) - to have something The man was possessed of an ability to clearly understand and repeat what others had said postage and handling - charges for handling and sending something ... grandfather usually passes the time reading and working in his garden pass through (someone's) mind - to think about something briefly, to remember something briefly It passed through my mind that I would ... more and more complicated plow into (someone or something) - to crash into someone or something with force The truck plowed into the group of people waiting for the bus plow into (something)...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "Q-R" Idioms docx
... supermarket run into (someone or something) - to hit someone or something, to crash into someone or something The car ran into the truck on the highway 73 9 Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com run into (something) - ... to something, to total something If you decide to stay in expensive hotels during your holiday it will run into a lot of money run into (something) - to mix with something, to join with something ... sure that it was necessary to be reminiscent of (someone or something) - to remind someone of someone or something, to seem like someone or something The music festival is reminiscent of the large...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "S" Idioms ppsx
... with someone He is always shining up to his boss in the hopes of getting an increase in salary shipping and handling - the costs of handling a product and transporting it The cost of shipping and ... establish someone in business My father helped to set my sister's husband up in business 77 0 Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com set (something) off - to decorate something through contrast, to balance something by ... security against (something) - something that keeps something safe, protection against something The money in the bank is my security against losing my job in the future security blanket - something...
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Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - "T" Idioms doc
... better of (doing something) - to think about something again and make a better decision regarding it I would think better of going to Europe in the winter if I ever go there again think inside the ... stand on the tax issue take a toll on (someone or something) - to damage/hurt someone or something by using it too much or by hard living The stress and long hours at work are beginning to take a ... take part in (something) - to participate in something "Are you planning to take part in the seminar next week?" take pity on (someone or something) - to feel sorry for someone or something I took...
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