phrasal verbs
phrasal verbs 2
idioms 1
rephrasing
idioms 2
100

substitute

stand in for

100

to be put off by something

discouraged, disheartened

100

hit the sack

go to sleep

100

She really wanted to speak with you

ON

SHE INSISTED ON SPEAKING WITH YOU

100

to open a can of worms

bring up a difficult or controversial topic

200

defend,advocate: s______ __ __

stand up for

200

live it down

overcome something, usually shame

200

a rule of thumb

a rule based on experience more than on science.

"A good rule of thumb is that a portion of rice is two handfuls."

200

"If I were you, I wouldn't do this course", she told me.

AGAINST

She _______________________________ course.

advised me against doing

200

a hard-and-fast rule

an unbreakable rule

There's no hard-and-fast rule about what makes good picnic food.

300

compensate

make up for

300

enter a property without permission

break into

break in

300

blow off some steam

unwind

300

Change isn't always easy

COME

Change_________

doesn't always come easily

300

matar dos pájaros de un tiro

kill two birds with one stone

400

understand: m____ __ 

make out

400

take control or buy another business

t____ ___

take over

400

kick the bucket

pass away

400

If there is a fire, instructors will take care of pupils.

EVENT

______________, instructors will take care of pupils.

in the event of a fire

400

difficult

a bumpy road

500

ask for/demand:

c______ ___ 

call for

500

go to the train station or the airport to say goodbye

see off

500

annoy

NERVES

get on my nerves

500

You should have gone to the doctor months ago! 

HIGH

It's ___________________ to the doctor.

HIGH TIME YOU WENT

500

two people do not have a row if they don't want to,

a situation is created because of everyone that is involved.

it takes two to tango

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