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    learnex.in › multiple-meaning-phrasal-verbs-in-english

    Multiple meaning phrasal verbs in English. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Multiple meaning phrasal verbs in English. 23/07/2015 Facebook X Take –off: Meaning one: an airplane goes into the air. So when a flight leaves, we say it took off. … Meaning three: remove clothing from body. It is the opposite of put on. Example: Take off your coat and relax. Meaning four: to leave a place.

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    Learn English expressions with body parts. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Have the cheek- Meaning : To have the nerve / To be impudently aggressive Example : You sure have your nerve, telling him off that way 5. … To make one’s hair stand- Meaning : to cause someone to be very frightened. Example : The horrible scream made my hair stand on end. 9.

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    British and American English (Slang) Insults. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Arse ( British English) / Ass (American English) Meaning – A stupid, irritating person Knobhead ( British English) / Disckhead (American English) Meaning – A person who is extremely … Slapper ( British English) / Tramp (American English) Meaning – A woman who has sex with several men Lickspittle ( British English) / Bootlicker (American English) Meaning – A person

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    08 Funny idioms with food. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    “Bad apple” Meaning : Troublemaker, criminal Example : He’s a real bad apple. If I were you, I wouldn’t let my daughter go out with him. 7. … Idioms For New Beginnings With Meaning & Example Sentences 02/01/2023 16,995 views Idioms in English help you speak expressive English.

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    14 Wrongly pronounced food names in English. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Word: Quinoa (Kee-nuah) Meaning: It is a grain type food product for which the seeds are used to make alcoholic drinks. … Word: Star Anise (An-iss) Meaning: This is a small star shaped dry fruit with one seed in each arm.

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    Talking About Rich, Poor & Misers (Idioms) – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Meaning – To have a great deal of money. Example – My new neighbour is extremely loaded. Sitting on a gold mine. … Meaning – Someone who is extremely poor. Example – My aunt is as poor as a church mouse. To be broke. Meaning – To completely run out of money and other assets.

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    10 commonly used slang words used in English – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Goof up Meaning : To make a serious mistake Example Sentence : I goofed up by painting my hair purple. 8. … Make waves Meaning : To cause trouble Example Sentence : The politician’s controversial speech made waves around town. 9. Bummed Meaning : To be depressed or sad.

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    Business English Conversation Lesson – ‘I need more time’ – Learn English Online with Michelle  – Learnex – Free English lessons

    “Ahh… Ma’am have been meaning to talk to you about that for a long time, I… I need a little extension over the deadline.” “Extension! Why the delay?” … Let’s look at the next one I’VE BEEN MEANING TO, so the, so Bessie said to her boss “I’ve been meaning to talk to you” this means that she’s been trying to or planning to talk to her

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    learnex.in › adjectives-to-describe-food-in-english

    Adjectives to describe food in English. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Crunchy – can be used for fried food – meaning food that makes a sound or a crunch when you bite in to it .. … Spongy – meaning soft to touch and taste – For Ex: A spongy cake that is soft .

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    learnex.in › adjectives-to-describe-food-in-english

    Adjectives to describe food in English. – Learnex – Free English lessons

    Crunchy – can be used for fried food – meaning food that makes a sound or a crunch when you bite in to it .. … Spongy – meaning soft to touch and taste – For Ex: A spongy cake that is soft .

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