Idioms
Break the ice
To start conversation in a social setting or to overcome initial shyness or tension.
BTW
By the way
Ex: By the way, did you hear about the new movie?
Squad
A group of friends or associates
Ex: Heading to the mall with my squad.
Evaluate
Examine and judge the value, importance, or quality of something.
Example: "After reading the book, students were asked to evaluate the author's argument."
Meet deadlines
Complete a task or submit work within the specified time frame.
Example: "It's crucial to meet deadlines to ensure the project is completed on time."
Hold your horses
Be patient or wait
IMO
In my opinion
Thirsty
Desperate or overly eager, often for attention. Example: "Stop being so thirsty for likes on social media."
Elaborate
Provide more detail or expand on a point or idea.
Example: "After stating the main argument, take a moment to elaborate on each supporting point."
Face challenges
Deal with difficult situations or obstacles.
Example: "In any career, you are likely to face challenges that test your skills."
The ball is in your court
It's now your responsibility to take action or make a decision
BRB
Be right back
Ex: I need to grab a snack, BRB!
Ghost
To suddenly stop communicating with someone. Example: "He ghosted me after our second date."
Clarify
Make a statement or situation easier to understand by providing more information.
Example: "Can you clarify the main idea of the paragraph for the class?"
Keep in touch
Maintain communication or contact with someone.
Example: "Even after moving abroad, they make an effort to keep in touch with their friends."
Every cloud has a silver lining
There is always something positive, even in difficult situations
ROFL
Rolling On the Floor Laughing
Ex: That meme had me ROFL!
Sick
Awesome or impressive.
Example: "That skateboard trick was sick!"
Compose
Create or write, especially in a formal or artistic manner.
Example: "The students were asked to compose a poem for the literature class."
Raise awareness
Increase knowledge or understanding of a particular issue.
Example: "The campaign aims to raise awareness about environmental conservation."
Bite the bullet
To endure a painful or difficult situation with courage and resilience
TBH
To be honest
Ex: TBH, I wasn't a fan of the new restaurant
Savage mode
Acting in an aggressive or fearless manner
Example: "When she hits the dance floor, she goes into savage mode."
Incorporate
Include or integrate something as part of a whole.
Example: "The essay should incorporate evidence from reliable sources to support the argument."
Secure funding
Obtain financial support or resources for a project or initiative.
Example: "The non-profit organization worked hard to secure funding for their community programs."