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Actions speak louder than words:Our behaviour reflect how we are better than what we say.

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Spread the word: To inform, to tell everyone

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Word on the street: News going around on the street.

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One word leads to another: A development in a conversation that involves people in an escalating argument.

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Eat your words: Change your pitch and apologize.

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Did not mince one´s word: When someone is criticising someone else, you might say they did not mince their words if they were giving negative feedback or speaking the truth even though it might be hurtful.

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To say a few words: when someone is asked to make a speech, e.g., at an event.

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To be lost for words: to be so shocked or surprised that you are not able to speak.

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To want a word: to want to talk to someone. It is similar to the expression 'have a word'.

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Put in a good word: You might put in a good word for someone if you know how good they are or if they have done a great job.

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Have a word with/ Have a quick word with: If someone wants to talk to you, usually privately, they might ask if they could have a word with you. It can also be a quick thing so they might say: can I have a quick word with you.

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In a word:

In short, in summary

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A good word for everybody :

Always speaking in a friendly, amiable and positive way to everyone

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Man/woman of his word: a person who keeps a promise

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A play on words:

A clever or amusing use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of wordsthat have different meanings but sound similar/the same; a pun

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To get/put the word out: Letting people know.

The word is out: Letting people know.

Ex: The word is out that Shakira is starting a new relationship with a British actor.

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Word on the street is/ Word has it that: (idiomatic expression) The information provided is not yet confirmed. It's a rumor.

Ex: Word has it that Rafa Nadal is going to announce his retirement from tennis.

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Empty words: Words without meaning or intention.

Ex: Really, very, absolutely..

You'll hear plenty of empty words coming from people throughout your life.

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Swear word: unpleasant words.

Ex: We should avoid using swear words in front of children.

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My word! : Exclamation of agreement or surprise.

Ex: I'm here to take care of you. You have my word.

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Mind your language: calling the attention to someone who is not behaving properly. Example: "Mind your language!", little darling, these words are not proper in this classroom.

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Word to the wise: a piece of advise for somebody

In a word: To sum up.

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Follow my words: to follow a recommendation.

A picture paints a thousand words: the image is better understood than an explanation.

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Word of mouth: Information or news spread through informal communication, typically spoken person-to-person.

Example: "The new bakery didn't need to advertise much because most of their customers came through word of mouth."

No words needed: Used when something is so evident or powerful that it doesn't require verbal explanation or discussion.

Example: "When I saw her face after the proposal, no words were needed to understand how she felt."

To be a man/woman of few words: Someone who speaks only when necessary and tends to be concise.

Example: "John is a man of few words, but when he does speak, everyone listens."

Put in a good word: To speak positively about someone, usually to help them get an opportunity or favor.

Example: "I heard you're applying for the job at my company. I'll put in a good word for you with my boss."

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In a word= in summary

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In other words= Expressed in a different way

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"In so many words" To say something directly or explicitly, often implying that the person is being more straightforward than usual or stating something that could have been implied. 'She told me, in so many words, that I was wrong'

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"A word to the wise" A brief piece of advice or warning.