Phrasal Verbs
get away with
Find a temporal solucion, manage something with your resources
absolutely
totally
enduring
lasting for a long time
Judgemental
quick to criticize
I will buy the house despite
+ verbING / the fact that ...
put off (off putting)
postpone/ demotivating
remarkably
Notably
awe-inspiring
something so magnificent, powerful, or extraordinary that it fills you with a sense of amazement and deep respect
Distress
Sorrow & extreme pain
If I had known you were coming, ... (complete the sentence)
I would have prepared dinner
Jump at (the chance)
grab a chance eagerly
significantly
notably
utterly- inspirational
totally motivating
a rabbit hole
A complex and difficult situation
should have+ past participle
I should have studied more
pin down
explain, identify/ keep people in a specifi place
swiftly
quickly
to stand one´s ground
To continue to hold their position despite challenges or pressure. To be firm and determined in their stance.
to lag behind peers
to progress more slowly
way + more+ adjective
Egypt is way more interesting than Chile
make a point of doing something
do something intentionally
utterly
totally
to stand UP for something
"To stand up for something" means to publicly support and defend a cause, belief, or person, especially when they are being challenged or treated unfairly. It implies taking action to advocate for what you believe is right.
Backlash
Strong negative effect
to be used to doing something
I am used to getting up early in the morning