What's the English word? + use it in a sentence
Konsens
consensus
What's the meaning of this idiom?
To go back to square one
to start again from the beginning or revert to the initial stage of a process or situation
substitute
a person or thing acting or serving in place of another.
What's the difference between: shade & shadow?
"Shade" refers to the darkened area where light is blocked by an object. "Shadow" is the actual dark image cast on a surface when an object blocks light.
Gerät
device
What's the meaning of this idiom?
The eleventh hour
to the last possible moment or the final stage of a situation
omit
leave out or exclude (someone or something), either intentionally or forgetfully.
What's the difference between: fad & craze?
A "fad" is a short-lived trend that quickly gains and loses popularity. A "craze" is a more intense and enduring trend that lasts longer and has a broader impact.
zu übersehen
to overlook
What's the meaning of this idiom?
To pull the plug
To cancel or discontinue something e.g. a project
staggering
overwhelming / shocking
What's the difference between: hinder & obstruct?
"Hinder" means to create difficulties or obstacles that slow down progress. "Obstruct" means to block or impede the path or progress of something.
Nachzügler
laggards
What's the meaning of this idiom?
to tweak something
to make small adjustments or modifications to something
scrutinise
examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
What's the difference between: hingers on & latch onto?
"Hinges on" means something depends critically on a specific factor. "Latch onto" means to firmly grasp or attach oneself to an idea or concept, often to gain advantage.
abschweifen
to digress
What's the meaning of this idiom?
to put something on the back burner
to temporarily postpone or set aside a task, project, or plan
upheaval
a violent or sudden change or disruption to something.
What's the difference between: adapt & adopt?
"Adapt" means to adjust or modify in response to changes. "Adopt" means to take on or choose something (like a new idea or practice) as your own.