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Jenny Smith

500 Really Useful English Phrases: Intermediate to Fluency

  • Zhenya Dorolhas quoted2 years ago
    By no means: this means ‘definitely not’.
  • Darimahas quoted7 years ago
    To ride it out: to endure a bad situation.
  • b5666053446has quoted2 years ago
    That was a close shave. He almost caught me reading his private diary
  • b5666053446has quoted2 years ago
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  • b5666053446has quoted2 years ago
    Now, my friend is really into clothes
  • Zhenya Dorolhas quoted2 years ago
    A close shave: a lucky escape
  • Zhenya Dorolhas quoted2 years ago
    Plain Sailing: this is used when you want to say that something is easy and that the process was smooth
  • Zhenya Dorolhas quoted2 years ago
    Throw caution to the wind: to take a risk.
  • b5666053446has quoted2 years ago
    Now,…: this is used when you want to emphasise the beginning of a sentence
  • b5666053446has quoted2 years ago
    Note: the phrase ‘he/she got away with murder’ means that they did not get punished or reprimanded for doing something very wrong.
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