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To dress up: |
to wear formal clothes, to dress very nicely. |
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At last: |
finally, after a long time. |
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As usual: |
as is the general case, as is typical. |
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To find out: |
get information about, to determine. This idiom is seperable only when a pronoun is used. |
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To look at: |
give one’s attention to; to watch. |
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To look for: |
to try to find, to search for. |
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All right: |
acceptable, fine, yes, okay. This idiom can also be spelled ‘alright’ in informal usage. |
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All along: |
all the time, from the beginning (without change). |
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Little by little: |
gradually, slowly (also: step by step). |
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To tire out: |
to make very weary due to difficult conditions or hard effort (also: to wear out) |
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To spend time: |
to do an activity over a period of time. |
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Never mind: |
don’t be concerned about it; ignore what was just said. |
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