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251 — Can you (turn u- -) the music? | What phrasal verb means increasing the volume of music or a device? commencer à apprendre
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TURN UP... Can you turn up the music?
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252 — (Watch o- -)! There is a car coming. | What expression do you use to warn someone about possible danger? commencer à apprendre
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WATCH OUT... Watch out! There is a car coming.
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253 — I (work o- -) at the gym three times a week. | What phrasal verb means exercising at a gym? commencer à apprendre
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WORK OUT... I work out at the gym three times a week.
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254 — I (get along w- -) my colleagues. | What expression means having a good relationship with the people you work with? commencer à apprendre
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GET ALONG WITH... I get along well with my colleagues.
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255 — He (looks down o- -) people who don't have a degree. | What phrasal verb means considering other people inferior to you? commencer à apprendre
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LOOK DOWN ON... He looks down on people who don't have a degree.
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256 — I have always (looked up t- -) my father. | What phrasal verb means admiring and respecting someone? commencer à apprendre
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LOOK UP TO... I have always looked up to my father.
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257 — Please (take o- -) your shoes inside. | What phrasal verb means removing clothes or shoes? commencer à apprendre
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TAKE OFF... Please take off your shoes inside.
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258 — Can I (try o- -) this jacket? | What phrasal verb means putting on clothes to see if they fit? commencer à apprendre
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TRY ON... Can I try on this jacket?
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259 — (Turn o- -) the light, it’s dark in here. | What phrasal verb means switching on a light or machine? commencer à apprendre
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TURN ON... Turn on the light, it’s dark in here.
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260 — Don't forget to (turn o- -) the TV. | What phrasal verb means switching off a machine or device? commencer à apprendre
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TURN OFF... Don't forget to turn off the TV.
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261 — I am (sick o- -) listening to his complaints. | What expression means being extremely annoyed or tired of something? commencer à apprendre
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SICK OF... I am sick of listening to his complaints.
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262 — It took her a long time to (get o- -) the divorce. | What phrasal verb means recovering emotionally from a difficult experience? commencer à apprendre
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GET OVER... It took her a long time to get over the divorce.
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263 — I trusted you, don’t (let me dow- -). | What phrasal verb means disappointing someone who depends on you? commencer à apprendre
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LET DOWN... I trusted you, don’t let me down.
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264 — (Cheer u- -)! Things will get better. | What phrasal verb do you use to encourage someone who is feeling sad? commencer à apprendre
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CHEER UP... Cheer up! Things will get better.
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265 — Don’t (freak o- -), but I lost your car keys. | What phrasal verb means suddenly becoming extremely upset or anxious? commencer à apprendre
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FREAK OUT... Don’t freak out, but I lost your car keys.
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266 — You need to (fill o- -) this application. | What phrasal verb means completing a form by writing the required information? commencer à apprendre
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FILL OUT... You need to fill out this application.
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267 — Please (hand i- -) your reports by Friday. | What phrasal verb means submitting your completed work or assignments? commencer à apprendre
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HAND IN... Please hand in your reports by Friday.
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268 — The new manager will (take o- -) next week. | What phrasal verb means assuming control or responsibility for something? commencer à apprendre
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TAKE OVER... The new manager will take over next week.
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269 — If you work 12 hours a day, you will (burn o- -). | What phrasal verb means becoming extremely exhausted from working too hard? commencer à apprendre
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BURN OUT... If you work 12 hours a day, you will burn out.
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270 — The company had to (lay o- -) 50 workers. | What phrasal verb means dismissing employees because there isn't enough work? commencer à apprendre
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LAY OFF... The company had to lay off 50 workers.
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271 — I usually (do the laundr- -) on Sundays. | What household chore involves washing your clothes? commencer à apprendre
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DO THE LAUNDRY... I usually do the laundry on Sundays.
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272 — You cook, and I’ll (do the dish- -). | What household chore involves washing the plates, cups, and utensils after a meal? commencer à apprendre
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DO THE DISHES... You cook, and I’ll do the dishes.
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273 — I (make the b- -) every morning. | What do you do to arrange the covers neatly after getting up? commencer à apprendre
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MAKE THE BED... I make the bed every morning.
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274 — I’m tired, I’m going to (take a n- -). | What do you call a short period of sleep during the day? commencer à apprendre
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TAKE A NAP... I’m tired, I’m going to take a nap.
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275 — Give me 10 minutes to (get rea- -). | What expression means preparing yourself before going out? commencer à apprendre
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GET READY... Give me 10 minutes to get ready.
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276 — (Get dress- -) quickly, we are late. | What do you need to do before leaving the house when you haven't put your clothes on yet? commencer à apprendre
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GET DRESSED... Get dressed quickly, we are late.
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277 — I (take a show- -) every morning. | What expression means washing your body while standing under running water? commencer à apprendre
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TAKE A SHOWER... I take a shower every morning.
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278 — What time do you usually (have breakfa- -)? | What expression means eating the first meal of the day? commencer à apprendre
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HAVE BREAKFAST... What time do you usually have breakfast?
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279 — It’s late, I should (go to b- -). | What expression means going to lie down because it's time to sleep? commencer à apprendre
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GO TO BED... It’s late, I should go to bed.
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280 — Don’t forget to (set the ala- -) for 7 AM. | What do you do to make sure your clock wakes you up at a certain time? commencer à apprendre
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SET THE ALARM... Don’t forget to set the alarm for 7 AM.
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281 — I have to (run erran- -) this afternoon. | What expression means making short trips to take care of everyday tasks? commencer à apprendre
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RUN ERRANDS... I have to run some errands this afternoon.
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282 — I (stayed up la- -) watching a movie. | What expression means going to sleep later than usual? commencer à apprendre
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STAY UP LATE... I stayed up late watching a movie.
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283 — I love (sleeping i- -) on weekends. | What expression means sleeping longer than usual in the morning? commencer à apprendre
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SLEEP IN... I love sleeping in on weekends.
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284 — Please be (on ti- -) for the meeting. | What expression means arriving at the scheduled or correct time? commencer à apprendre
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ON TIME... Please be on time for the meeting.
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285 — We arrived just (in ti- -) for the movie. | What expression means arriving early enough to do something before it's too late? commencer à apprendre
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IN TIME... We arrived just in time for the movie.
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286 — I’ve been working (all day lo- -). | What expression means continuing throughout the entire day? commencer à apprendre
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ALL DAY LONG... I’ve been working all day long.
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287 — I see him every (now and th- -). | What expression means occasionally, but not very often? commencer à apprendre
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NOW AND THEN... I see him every now and then.
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288 — I like to go hiking (from time to ti- -). | What expression means doing something occasionally? commencer à apprendre
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FROM TIME TO TIME... I like to go hiking from time to time.
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289 — It’s good to relax (once in a whi- -). | What expression means doing something occasionally, but not regularly? commencer à apprendre
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ONCE IN A WHILE... It’s good to relax once in a while.
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290 — I’ll do it (right aw- -). | What expression means doing something immediately, without waiting? commencer à apprendre
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RIGHT AWAY... I’ll do it right away.
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291 — (So f- -), I am enjoying the book. | What expression means up to this moment? commencer à apprendre
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SO FAR... So far, I am enjoying the book.
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292 — Call me (as soon as) you get home. | What expression means at the exact moment something happens? commencer à apprendre
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AS SOON AS... Call me as soon as you get home.
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293 — You need to book the tickets (in advan- -). | What expression means doing something before a particular time or event? commencer à apprendre
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IN ADVANCE... You need to book the tickets in advance.
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294 — (By the w- -), have you seen John? | What expression do you use to introduce a new or unrelated subject in a conversation? commencer à apprendre
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BY THE WAY... By the way, have you seen John?
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295 — I’m (kind of) hungry. | What informal expression means slightly or to some extent? commencer à apprendre
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KIND OF... I’m kind of hungry.
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296 — It’s (sort of) cold in here. | What informal expression can you use to say something is somewhat true or happening to a certain degree? commencer à apprendre
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SORT OF... It’s sort of cold in here.
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297 — It was, (you kn- -), a really good day. | What filler expression do you use when speaking casually, assuming the listener understands what you mean? commencer à apprendre
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YOU KNOW... It was, you know, a really good day.
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298 — I like him, (I me- -), as a friend. | What expression do you use to clarify or explain what you just said? commencer à apprendre
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I MEAN... I like him, I mean, as a friend.
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299 — (How co- -) you didn't go to the party? | What informal question means asking why something happened? commencer à apprendre
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HOW COME?... How come you didn't go to the party?
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300 — (What i-) we miss the train?. What expression do you use to ask about a possible situation or its consequences? commencer à apprendre
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WHAT IF?... What if we miss the train?.
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