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"The second-place finisher crossed the line just moments after the winner."
"The runner-up crossed the line just moments after the winner."
Fail in a responsibility.
Drop the ball.
To strengthen
fortify, reinforce, bolster, intensify
I want that you come.
I want you to come.
What is the smallest continent by land area?
Australia
"He needs to go to the gym before the competition."
"He needs to hit the gym before the competition."
Secret strategy
Ace in the hole
Incorporate
integrate, include, assimilate, embody
Remember me to do it.
Remind me to do it.
What does the acronym “WWW” stand for?
World Wide Web
"He aims to build muscle by increasing his protein intake and hitting the gym regularly."
"He aims to bulk up by increasing his protein intake and hitting the gym regularly."
to start something prematurely
Jump the gun
Meticulously
carefully, scrupulously, precisely, thoroughly
I'll put an alarm.
I'll set an alarm.
Which vitamin is produced by the skin when exposed to sunlight?
D3
"We need to prepare for the upcoming competition."
"We need to gear up for the upcoming competition."
Unfair or hurtful act.
Hit below the belt
To hinder
impede, obstruct, hamper, inhibit
Ethan is much worst at German than Jake.
Ethan is much worse at German than Jake.
What does IELTS mean?
IELTS stands for: International English Language Testing System.
"Just keep going, just a few more seconds, and you'll reach the finish line!"
"Hang on there, just a few more seconds, and you'll reach the finish line!"
Surrender or admit defeat.
Throw in the towel
To refine
improve, polish, perfect, fine-tune
I'm thinking to go.
I am thinking of going.
I am thinking about going.
How many times can you take your IELTS test?
You can take it as many times as you want. There is no limit.