good question informal (used to show that the question is hard to answer immediately) How long does it take to finish the job? – Good question! Where can I find him? – That’s a good question. envocabulary.com
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snowed under (very busy with something) I’m completely snowed under with work right now. Let’s leave before the road to the airport gets snowed under. envocabulary.com
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take for granted (to fail to properly appreciate) We must not take for granted the progress that they have made. I appreciate what you have done and never take it for granted. Don’t ever take anyone for granted. (assume that something is true without knowing that it is true) I took it for …
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already (before now; before then) Don’t worry, I’ve already paid for everything. I got home early, but she had already left. just (a moment ago, very recently) I have just come from work. She has just finished her homework. envocabulary.com
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go pop (to explode) One of my back tires went pop on the way back home. If I eat any more food, I’ll go pop! envocabulary.com
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