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If you are asked to TONE DOWN YOUR LANGUAGE, what is someone asking you to do?
Makes something you say sound less forceful, severe, or offensive
If you are asked to TONE DOWN YOUR LANGUAGE, what is someone asking you to do?
Makes something you say sound less forceful, severe, or offensive
"a pint at the pub will ROUND OFF the day nicely"- what does this mean?
It will finish or complete the day in a satisfying way
If someone BUYS UP the tickets to a concert, what have they done?
The purchased ALL the tickets so there are no more left
Kate ______ down _____ chocolate because she wants to be healthier.
Kate CUT down ON chocolate because she wants to be healthier.
Whoever ___ up ____ the idea for WIFI was a genius!
Came ___ Up
What does it mean to WATER DOWN?
Reduce the strength (with water)
The company had to _____ DOWN for the week while the workers protested
SHUT DOWN
What does this phrasal verb mean?
Continue with this pace
If you are TIED DOWN at work, what does this mean?
You are too busy to do anything else
What does this mean?
Go away
What phrasal verb would we use to reschedule something?
PUT OFF
To quickly write something down, we say:
JOT DOWN
What does this phrasal verb mean?
Start the fire alarm
If you SHOOT DOWN someone’s idea, what does it mean?
You REJECTED IT, usually very quickly
If your parents CUT YOU OFF, what could this mean?
Generally means they stop giving money, resources, or talking to you.
What is the phrasal verb?
Show off
What is the phrasal verb?
Shrug off
What is the phrasal verb?
Give up
What is the phrasal verb?
Grow up
What is this phrasal verb?
Get up/Wake up
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