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Burn the midnight oil (Idiom)
to stay up late working on a project or task.
Cry over spilled milk (Idiom)
to be upset about something that cannot be undone.
Cut to the chase (Idiom)
to get to the point without wasting time.
Go back to the drawing board (Idiom)
to start over after a failed attempt.
In the nick of time (Idiom)
just in time to prevent something.
Jump on the bandwagon (Idiom)
to join others in doing something that is becoming popular.
Keep an eye on (Idiom)
to watch or take care of something.
Make ends meet (Idiom)
to have just enough money to pay for the things you need.
Hold on (PV)
to wait for a short time.
Log in (PV)
to enter credentials to access a system or service.
Sign up (PV)
to register or enroll in a service or activity.
Speak up (PV)
to talk louder or more clearly.
Take after (PV)
to resemble a family member in appearance or behavior.
Look forward (PV)
to anticipate something pleasant.
Move on (PV)
to leave or progress beyond something.
Shut down (PV)
to turn off a machine or system, usually a computer.
