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"Put up with" means "to tolerate". Example: I can't put up with my neighbour's noise any longer - it's driving me mad.
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Idiom of the day: Hold your horses. Meaning: Slow down, wait. Example: Hold your horses! Grab an umbrella before you walk out into the rain!
"Back down" means "to ​admit that you were ​wrong". #phrasalverb #phrasalverbs…
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"Set off" means "to ​start a ​journey". Example: Jenny set off down the ​road on…
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“Lay an egg” means “to fail, especially in a public performance”. Example: Carol really laid an egg last night when she forgot her lines.
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"Look back on" means "to ​think about something that ​happened in the past". Example: When I look back on my young years, I often feel happy.
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“Go through with” means “to do something you planned or promised to do”. Example: He says he’ll climb Mount Everest, but I doubt if he’ll go through with it.