look over (to check or examine, usually in a quick or hurried way) Let me look over the car before I decide to buy it. She looked over the apples and took one that looked good. envocabulary.com
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look out (be careful, be watchful) Look out! He is armed and dangerous. You should look out for cars when you cross the street. (take care of) I’ve got three kids to look out for. We’re friends. We look out for each other. envocabulary.com
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waste (worthless or unwanted materials, substances, etc.): They recycle household waste. You should avoid radioactive waste. garbage US English (waste food and other wet materials that people throw away): Please take out the garbage. They simply dump their garbage in the river. rubbish UK English (useless materials that people throw …
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pass the buck (to shift responsibility to someone else) You are in charge of the job, and you can’t pass the buck to me. She is trying to pass the buck and blame someone else for her failure. envocabulary.com
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bed of roses (an easy or pleasant situation) At first everything was a bed of roses. Our marriage has been a bed of roses. We should see life as a bed of roses. envocabulary.com
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