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It means to defeat decisively an individual or a team

Examples

Morale after the game was low: the hometown team had been drubbed by the worst team in the league

The boxer drubbed his opponent in the third round.

The home team drubbed the visitors by a score of 10-2

Spanish equivalent: Derrotar estrepitosamente

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It means to think about or consider it very carefully.

It can also be used “think over” or “think through” – but “mull over” implies an even deeper level of consideration. People often mull over philosophical, ethical, or religious questions.

Examples:

After mulling over the decision for three days, she chose not to take the job.

The committee is mulling over the best way to solve the budget crisis.

He spent hours mulling over the argument he had with his friend.

Spanish equivalent: Dar vueltas a algo, pensar detenidamente o reflexionar.

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Meaning:

To move forward slowly and deliberately. This phrasal verb can refer to slow physical movement, like driving or walking – or it can refer to slow progress in a project or a movie

Examples:

I got stuck behind a slow driver – he was just plodding along, admiring the scenery!

The project is plodding along slowly but surely

The old movie plodded along at a snail's pace.

Spanish equivalent:

Avanzar lentamente or ir a paso de tortuga

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What It Means

Someone described as frugal is careful about spending money or using things unnecessarily. It can also describe something that is simple and plain in a way that reflects such carefulness with money and resources.

Examples:

He's quite frugal with his money and often clips coupons.

By being frugal and limiting unnecessary purchases, the family is able to stretch its monthly budget.

Sometimes a frugal meal of bread, cheese, and grapes can be just as satisfying as a lavish feast.

Spanish equivalent: ahorrativo

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Meaning:

It refers to people who behave as if they are better or more important than other people

Examples:

I ask that, please, we should not be hoity-toity about the wages of people who are receiving just over £50 a week as against what the directors receive.

The guidance counselor emphasized that students do not need to go to a hoity-toity college to achieve success

Spanish equivalent: pretencioso o arrogante.

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Meaning: to brag (talk arrogantly) about something

Examples:

She crowed over her daughter's acceptance into a prestigious university

When Brian got promoted, he wouldn’t stop crowing about his new six-figure salary

He crowed about his ability to solve complex problems

Spanish equivalent: presumir o jactearse

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Nathalia - fawn over (someone/something)

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Nathalia - fawn over (someone/something)

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Meaning:

Give excessive attention, admiration, or affection

Examples:

I have three daughters, but everyone fawns over the youngest one.

The fans fawned over the rock star, screaming and cheering

The grandparents fawn over their grandchildren

Spanish equivalent: adular o halagar exesivamente.

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Something that has both positive and negative consequences.

Examples:

Technology can be a double-edged sword; it connects us but can also isolate us.

His ambition is a double-edged sword; it drives him but also leads to stress and burnout.

While social media can enhance communication, it’s also a double-edged sword due to privacy concerns.

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To understand something that is not explicitly stated; to discern hidden meanings.

Examples:

If you read between the lines of his speech, you can see he’s unhappy with his job.

The letter seemed polite, but if you read between the lines, it was clear he wanted out of their agreement.

She always encourages her students to read between the lines when analyzing literature.

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Meaning:

It refers to stopping talking and refusing to say anything more.

Examples:

My teenage son talks a lot about sports, but when I ask him about school, he clams up.

He clammed up when I tried to ask her about the accident

As soon as the police officer arrived, the suspect clammed up.

Spanish equivalent: callarse como una ostra

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Put all your eggs in one basket (Sharit)

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Put all your eggs in one basket (Sharit)

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To risk everything on a single venture or idea; not diversifying your options.

Examples:

Investing all your savings in one stock means you’re putting all your eggs in one basket.

She learned not to put all her eggs in one basket after her first business failed.

The team decided to diversify their strategies instead of putting all their eggs in one basket.

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To join others in doing something that is currently popular or trendy.

Examples:

Many companies jumped on the bandwagon of sustainability by adopting eco-friendly practices.

After seeing how successful the new diet was for her friends, she decided to jump on the bandwagon.

It seems everyone is jumping on the bandwagon of remote work these days.

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Caught between a rock and a hard place (Sharit)

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Caught between a rock and a hard place (Sharit)

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To be faced with two difficult choices or situations.

Examples:

He was caught between a rock and a hard place when he had to choose between his job and his family.

The company found itself caught between a rock and a hard place with rising costs and declining sales.

She felt caught between a rock and a hard place when both friends wanted her support during their feud.

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Meaning:

Show sudden anger or annoyance in reaction to something.

Examples:

The teenager bristled at her parents' curfew

Carla bristled at Dan’s comment that her mother was too intrusive

The dog bristled at the sight of the intruder

The Spanish equivalent will be: enfadarse o molestarse con (algo/alguien), irritarse por (algo/alguien).

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A division or contrast between two things that are represented as being opposed or entirely different.

Examples:

There is a clear dichotomy between her public persona and her private life.

The dichotomy of good and evil is a common theme in literature and film.

He explored the dichotomy between urban life and rural existence in his research.

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Cheerful and full of energy; exuberant.

Examples:

Her ebullient personality made her the life of every party.

The children were ebullient as they ran through the playground on a sunny day.

His ebullient laughter filled the room, lifting everyone's spirits.

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To travel or wander around from place to place.

Examples:

After graduating, she decided to peregrinate through Europe for a year.

The author’s novel is about a group of friends who peregrinate across the country on a road trip.

He has always dreamed of peregrinating through the remote landscapes of South America.

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Meaning:

To stop or terminate something, often a project or plan, before it’s finished.

Examples:

1. The company decided to pull the plug on the new product after low sales.

2. They had to pull the plug on the event due to unexpected circumstances.

3. After much debate, they finally pulled the plug on the project.

Translation: Cancelar algo

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Meaning:

to remove something from a surface by gently touching it several times with something such as a piece of cloth.

Examples:

He put his handkerchief to his face and dabbed off a tear.

After washing her hands, she dabbed off the excess water with a towel.

He dabbed off the spilled coffee with a napkin.

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Exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical.

Examples:

His quixotic quest to save the world from pollution often left him frustrated.

The plan to build a utopian society was deemed quixotic by many skeptics.

She had a quixotic belief that love could conquer all obstacles.

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maraviYosa (Burn the candle at both ends)

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maraviYosa (Burn the candle at both ends)

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Meaning:

To work too hard or stay up late, exhausting oneself.

Examples:

1. She’s been burning the candle at both ends lately, working late and studying all day.

2. Don’t burn the candle at both ends, or you’ll get too tired to function properly.

3. He’s been burning the candle at both ends for weeks and now he’s feeling sick.

Translation: trabajar demasiado o no descansar

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Meaning:

Something that appears negative or bad at first, but turns out to be beneficial or positive.

Examples:

1. Losing that job was a blessing in disguise; it pushed me to pursue my dream career.

2. The rain was a blessing in disguise because it cooled down the hot day.

3. That accident turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as it led to a better opportunity.

Translation: Una bendición disfrazada (algo que parece negativo, pero resulta positivo)

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Meaning:

(idiom) A person who feels uncomfortable or out of place in a situation.

Examples:

1. When I moved to the city, I felt like a fish out of water because I wasn’t used to the fast pace.

2. At the party, I felt like a fish out of water since I didn’t know anyone.

3. He was a fish out of water at the business meeting because he’s not familiar with corporate culture.

Translation: sentirse fuera de lugar

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maraviYosa (The early bird catches the worm)

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maraviYosa (The early bird catches the worm)

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Meaning:

(idiom) The person who arrives first or starts something early has an advantage.

Examples:

1. I woke up early to get a head start—the early bird catches the worm!

2. If you want the best deals, the early bird catches the worm, so go early.

3. The early bird catches the worm, so don’t wait too long to apply for the job.

Translation: A quien madruga, Dios le ayuda

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Meaning:

To start something and make immediate progress without wasting time.

Examples:

1. She hit the ground running on her first day at the new job, impressing everyone.

2. We need to hit the ground running to meet the deadline.

3. The project manager hit the ground running with a clear plan for the team.

Translation: Comenzar con mucha energía / Arrancar a toda velocidad

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Meaning:

(idiom) To return to the beginning after a failed attempt or setback.

Examples:

1. The project didn’t go as planned, so we’re back to square one.

2. After all that work, we’re now back to square one because of the new regulations.

3. The proposal was rejected, so it’s back to square one for the team.

Translation: Volver al principio

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Meaning:

(idiom) Something done secretly, especially illegal or unethical activities.

Examples:

1. He paid for the services under the table to avoid taxes.

2. They offered me a job under the table, but I refused to accept it.

3. The company’s executives were bribed under the table to get a contract.

Translation: hacer algo de forma secreta o ilegal

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To suffer from being forced to remain in an unpleasant place or situation.

Examples:

He began to languish in his job, feeling unchallenged and unmotivated.

The plants languished without enough sunlight and water.

During the long winter months, many people feel they languish in their homes.

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Meaning: (adj) In trouble or facing difficulties.

Examples:

He’s in hot water with the boss after missing the deadline.

I’ll be in hot water if I don’t finish this project on time.

She’s in hot water for telling the client the wrong information.

Translation: Estar en problemas / Estar en apuros

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Meaning:

To be upset about something that cannot be undone or fixed.

Examples:

There's no use in crying over spilled milk; we just have to move on.

Yes, we made a mistake, but don’t cry over spilled milk.

Stop crying over spilled milk and focus on what you can fix now.

Translation: Lamentarse por lo que ya pasó / Llorar sobre leche derramada

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Meaning:

Something that is very common or easy to find.

Examples:

High-paying jobs like that are a dime a dozen in this city.

Good ideas are a dime a dozen; it's the execution that counts.

In today's market, freelancers are a dime a dozen.

Translation: Común y corriente / Muy fácil de encontrar

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Meaning:

To reveal a secret, often by accident.

Examples:

He accidentally let the cat out of the bag about the surprise party.

I was trying to keep it a secret, but she let the cat out of the bag.

Don’t let the cat out of the bag about our plans for next weekend.

Translation: Revelar un secreto

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Meaning:

To reveal a secret or disclose information, often unintentionally.

Examples:

1. I didn’t mean to spill the beans, but I accidentally told her about the surprise party.

2. He’s so bad at keeping secrets—he’ll spill the beans in no time!

3. She finally spilled the beans about the new project we’ve been working on.

Translation: Soltar la lengua / Revelar un secreto

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Meaning:

To tease or joke with someone in a playful way.

Examples:

1. I was just pulling your leg; I don’t really know the answer.

2. Don’t take him seriously, he’s just pulling your leg.

3. Stop pulling my leg; I know you’re not telling the truth!

Translation: Tomar el pelo / Bromear con alguien

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(idiom)To remain loyal and supportive in both good times and bad.

Examples:

1. She’s always been there for me through thick and thin.

2. Our friendship has lasted through thick and thin.

3. He promised to stand by me through thick and thin, no matter what.

Translation: En las buenas y en las malas / A través de todo

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Meaning: (idiom) Something that will never happen; an impossible event.

Examples:

1. He’ll finish that project when pigs fly.

2. She said she’d apologize, but I’ll believe it when pigs fly.

3. When pigs fly, will they ever agree on that proposal?

Translation: Cuando las ranas críen pelo (algo que nunca ocurrirá)

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Meaning:

Phrasal verb. To mention or introduce a topic or subject.

Examples:

During the meeting, Sarah brought up an important issue regarding the budget.

I didn’t want to bring up the topic of her promotion because it seemed awkward.

He brought up a great point about improving communication in the office.

Translation: Sacar (un tema)/ mencionar

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Meaning:

Phrasal verb. To cancel or postpone something.

Examples:

The event was called off due to bad weather.

They decided to call off the meeting because most of the participants couldn’t attend.

We had to call off our trip because of unforeseen circumstances.

Translation: cancelar

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Meaning:

Phrasal verb. To meet someone and talk about what’s been happening in each other’s lives.

Examples:

It’s been a while! We should catch up over coffee sometime.

I need to catch up on the news; I’ve been so busy lately.

After the vacation, I had to catch up on a lot of work.

Translation: Ponerse al día / Actualizarse

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Phrasal verb. To establish or arrange something (a system, event, or meeting).

Examples:

I need to set up a meeting with the client next week.

They set up a new office in downtown New York.

The organizers set up the event in just a few hours.

Translation: Establecer / Organizar

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Meaning:

Phrasal verb. To assume control or responsibility for something.

Examples:

After the CEO left, his assistant was asked to take over the project.

The new manager will take over next Monday.

The company was bought out and the new owners will take over operations next month.

Translation: Tomar el control / Asumir el control

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Meaning:

Phrasal verb. To reject or refuse an offer or invitation.

Examples:

I had to turn down the job offer because the salary wasn’t enough.

She turned down the invitation to the party because she was too tired.

They turned down the proposal, saying it didn’t meet their expectations.

Translation: Rechazar / Desestimar

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Meaning:

(expression)To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.

Examples:

You really hit the nail on the head with your analysis of the issue.

She hit the nail on the head when she pointed out the main reason for our delay.

His comment really hit the nail on the head during the meeting.

Translation: Dar en el clavo (decir algo exacto)

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It refers to something unexpectedly or without warning.

Example:

The idea for the invention came to him out of the blue.

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(expression) To do something difficult or unpleasant that you have been avoiding.

Examples:

I hate going to the dentist, but I’ll just have to bite the bullet.

After months of hesitation, he finally bit the bullet and applied for the job.

It’s time to bite the bullet and clean the garage.

Translation: Hacer algo a regañadientes / Afrontar algo difícil

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Meaning:

(expression) It’s your turn to take action or make a decision.

Examples:

I’ve done all I can; now the ball is in your court.

We’ve given him all the information, and now the ball is in his court.

If you want to fix this situation, the ball is in your court now.

Translation: La pelota está en tu campo (es tu turno de actuar)

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Meaning:

To work late into the night.

Examples:

I had to burn the midnight oil to finish the project by the deadline.

She’s been burning the midnight oil studying for the final exam.

They had to burn the midnight oil to meet the client's expectations.

Translation: Trabajar hasta tarde (especialmente de noche)

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Meaning:

To be alert, aware, and doing things efficiently.

Examples:

1. Sarah is always on the ball; she never misses a deadline.

2. You need to be on the ball if you want to succeed in this fast-paced environment.

3. He’s really on the ball with organizing the event; everything is going smoothly.

Translation: Estar alerta / Estar en forma

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Meaning:

To tell something in a way that’s brief and to the point.

Examples:

To make a long story short, we ended up getting the last tickets to the concert.

To make a long story short, I got the job I wanted after the interview.

He made a long story short and just told me the most important details.

Translation: Hacer la historia corta (resumir algo largo)

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It means a notice of dismissal from a job.

Example:

Many employees received pink slips during the company’s restructuring.

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It refers to a harmless or small lie, often told to avoid hurting someone’s feelings.

Example:

He told a white lie and said her cooking was delicious to spare her feelings.

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It refers to a praise or favor gained, often by doing something to please someone.

Example:

He earned brownie points with his boss by staying late to finish the report.

I have been winning brownie points with my mon, so she will let me go to the party.

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It means that someone has a lack of courage.

Example:

Don’t be so yellow-bellied, just go talk to her.

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It refers to have a perfect chance or ideal moment to do something.

Example:

Landing an internship at that company is a golden opportunity for her career.

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It refers that something is extremely pleased or delighted.

Example:

I was tickled pink when I found out I got the job.

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It means that someone is jealous or envious.

Example:

When she saw her friend’s new car, the green-eyed monster reared its head.

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It refers to something that is slightly green or becoming green.

Example:

The viridescent leaves signaled the first signs of spring.

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It's related to a huge amount of mist or fog.

Example:

The brumous morning cloaked the valley in a dreamy haze.

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It refers to the fine rain falling after sunset in calm weather. Also, it refers that the weather is fresh and calm. In Spanish is kinda similar (sereno) and meanings are the same.

Example:

The serene atmosphere of the evening was accentuated by the soft serein.

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It refers to something snowy or is related to snow.

Example:

The mountaintop was covered in a niveous blanket that sparkled in the sunlight.

Suddenly, the beach has a niveous man taking the sun.

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It is a noun and refers to an open space in a wood or forest.

Example:

She stumbled upon a glade filled with wildflowers and sunlight.

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It is a noun that describes the sound of leaves rustling or wind whispering through trees.

Example:

The psithurism of the forest calmed her mind during her walk.

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It's a Scottish word that means one or only.

Example:

He had ae chance to prove himself, and he didn’t waste it.

I was supposed to be the ae in English classes.

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It's a Scottish expression that means sweetheart.

Example:

My bonnie jo sang a sweet melody by the fire.

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It's an slang that refers to pizza.

Example:

Let’s order a za and watch the game tonight.

I do not like za with pineapple

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It refers to have qualities like a wolf, associated with ferocity or greed.

Example:

Jacob is wolfish even when he is in its human form.

His wolfish grin made everyone wonder what mischievous plan he had in mind.

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Meaning:

(adj) Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.

Examples:

The beauty of the sunset was ineffable, leaving me speechless.

There was an ineffable sense of peace in the forest that words couldn’t capture.

The love I felt for my family was ineffable, something I couldn’t explain.

Translation: Inefable

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Meaning:

(adj) Carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection; superficial

Examples:

His perfunctory greeting made it clear he wasn’t interested in the conversation.

The employee gave a perfunctory response to the customer’s complaint, not addressing the issue thoroughly.

She completed the task in a perfunctory manner, barely paying attention to the details.

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(adj) Impossible to understand or interpret; mysterious.

Examples:

His expression was inscrutable, making it hard to tell what he was thinking.

The meaning of the ancient text remained inscrutable despite the scholars’ efforts.

Her inscrutable behavior left everyone around her puzzled.

Translation: Inescrutable

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Meaning:

noun. A person who acts excessively obedient or servile towards someone important to gain advantage.

Examples:

The CEO surrounded himself with sycophants who flattered him at every opportunity.

He was labeled a sycophant because he constantly praised his boss to climb the corporate ladder.

The group of sycophants agreed with every decision, no matter how foolish.

Translation: Sicofante

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adj. Describes a person who is reserved or quiet, especially by nature.

Examples:

The taciturn man rarely spoke at meetings, preferring to listen.

Despite her taciturn demeanor, she had a wealth of ideas to share.

He was known for being taciturn, but when he did speak, his words were impactful.

Translation: taciturno

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Adj. Describes something that is sorrowful or depressing in nature.

Example:

The lugubrious music added to the somber atmosphere of the funeral.

Her lugubrious expression made everyone at the party feel uneasy.

The lugubrious tone of the novel left readers with a sense of melancholy.

Traslation: Lúgubre

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Meaning:

verb. To deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand.

Example:

The politician tried to obfuscate the issue with vague answers.

The technical jargon only served to obfuscate the real problem.

Rather than explain the procedure clearly, the lawyer chose to obfuscate the facts.

Traslation: Ofuscar

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Meaning:

Refers to someone who is extremely generous or lavish in giving.

Example:

The munificent donation from the philanthropist helped fund the new hospital.

She made a munificent contribution to the charity event.

The king was known for his munificent gifts to the poor.

Traslation: Munificente

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Meaning: Unwilling to change one’s views or opinions; uncompromising.

Example:

The manager remained intransigent, refusing to consider any other proposals.

She was intransigent in her decision to leave the company.

The negotiations failed because both sides were intransigent.

Traslation: intransigente

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Meaning:

The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. Refers to a happy accident or lucky coincidence.

Example:

Finding the perfect gift for her was pure serendipity.

Their meeting at the café was a moment of serendipity.

It was serendipity that they found the lost keys in the park.

Traslation: Serendipia

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Meaning:

Having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way.

Example:

The pernicious effects of smoking are well-documented.

Her pernicious behavior slowly undermined the team’s morale.

The pernicious influence of social media on mental health is a growing concern.

Traslation: Perjudicial

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Meaning:

(adj) Experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of another person.

Examples:

I lived vicariously through the adventures of the main character in the novel.

Watching the athletes perform gave me a vicarious thrill, even though I wasn’t competing.

He felt a vicarious sense of achievement when his friend won the award.

Translation: Vicario

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It refers to something that is nonsense or a worthless talk.

Example:

The conspiracy theory he shared was pure hogwash, with no basis in fact.

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It refers to be a highly enthusiastic or diligent person.

Example:

Sarah is such an eager beaver; she always volunteers to take on extra work.

I consider myself as a eager beaver, always helping others with their stuff.

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It means that someone is having a silly or mischievous behavior. It refers to jokes or pranks.

Example:

The kids’ monkeyshines at the dinner table made their parents shake their heads in exasperation.

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It refers that something is going badly, awkwardly or in a wrong direction.

Example:

He has been working the whole day, He looks cattywampus.

After the storm, the fence was all cattywampus, leaning in every direction.

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Something that is worn out or damaged due to overuse, often used for clothes.

The old coat had become threadbare from years of wear, but it was still comfortable.

Her jeans were threadbare and barely hanging together after so many years of use.

The threadbare curtains in the shop window gave the whole place a shabby appearance.

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Taking care of a problem early can prevent it from becoming worse later.

A stitch in time saves nine—if you fix those minor alterations now, it will save you a lot of trouble later.

The tailor reminded me that a stitch in time saves nine, urging me to get the dress fixed before the event.

I should have made those repairs earlier; a stitch in time saves nine, after all.

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To delay or temporarily set aside something important.

The new collection was put on the back burner when production delays hit the factory.

We had to put the idea for a new line on the back burner because of budget issues.

The tailor had to put the suit on the back burner as he finished the other orders first.

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The basic structure or elements that hold a society together.

Fashion often reflects the fabric of society, showing what is valued at a particular time.

Traditional values are part of the fabric of society, just as style is part of culture.

The fashion industry is an integral part of the fabric of society, influencing everything from art to business.

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To do something in the easiest, quickest, or least expensive way, often sacrificing quality.

If you cut corners in garment production, you might save money, but the quality will suffer.

The designer didn't want to cut corners when creating the bridal gown, ensuring every detail was perfect.

To stay within budget, they had to cut corners with the fabrics used for the uniforms.

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Referring to the hidden or behind-the-scenes aspects of something.

What happens behind the seams of fashion shows is often more chaotic than the show itself.

She worked behind the seams to ensure the new collection was a success.

The real work behind the seams is what makes or breaks the fashion brand.

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To break apart, often due to stress or conflict.

Their friendship tore at the seams when they couldn’t agree on the design for the new line.

The dress began to tear at the seams after being worn so many times.

The project started to tear at the seams as they faced increasing pressure from investors.

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To end or finish something, often a conversation or an argument.

Let's put a button on this discussion and start working on the new collection.

We’ve been talking for hours, it’s time to put a button on it and move on.

I think we’ve all said enough; let’s put a button on it and get back to work

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To do something difficult or unpleasant that you have been avoiding.

I had to bite the bullet and cut the fabric, even though I was nervous it wouldn’t turn out well.

He had to bite the bullet and spend hours sewing all those buttons onto the jacket.

She decided to bite the bullet and finally get rid of the clothes that no longer fit.

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To be laughing very hard.

The comedian had us in stitches the whole night with her witty jokes about fashion trends.

The movie was so funny that I was in stitches the entire time.

She told the funniest story about her disastrous attempt at making a dress; I was in stitches.

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To dress very stylishly or attractively, often to impress others.

She always dresses to kill at every party, wearing the latest haute couture.

He knows how to dress to kill; every suit is tailored to perfection.

At the gala, they all dressed to kill, impressing everyone with their elegant gowns and tuxedos.

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To try to make something beautiful or valuable from something that is inherently poor or unpromising.

She tried to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear by transforming old clothes into high-end fashion pieces.

The designer managed to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, turning basic materials into a stunning dress.

He turned the rundown shop into a chic boutique, truly making a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

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To begin the process of something that will grow or develop over time.

The teacher sewed the seeds of curiosity in her students about fashion history.

Their meeting sewed the seeds of a partnership that would last for years.

The film sewed the seeds for a fashion revolution in the 80s

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Two people or things that are very similar or have the same qualities.

They are cut from the same cloth; both have a passion for fashion design.

The two actresses are cut from the same cloth, always playing strong and independent roles.

Their management styles are cut from the same cloth, both focusing on innovation.