English Vocabulary

  cut off (to remove a part of something by cutting it) Cut off the fat before you cook the meat. She cut off her long hair. (to stop the supply of) They will cut off the electricity if we don’t pay the bill. The earthquake cut off the gas supply. (to …

  it takes one to know one (you are just the same kind of person) A: You are a complete idiot! B: So are you. It takes one to know one. You are such a dork. – Well, it takes one to know one.   envocabulary.com

  keep your shirt on (stay calm) All right, keep your shirt on. I’ll come to the party. Keep your shirt on! I didn’t mean to offend you.   envocabulary.com

I am fine Ways to say, “I am fine”. I’m pretty good. What’s new with you? Alright. Never been better. What about you? Fine. You? I’m good, thanks. How are you? I feel fine. All the better for seeing you. I’m A-Okay! I’m great, thanks. And you? Much better. I’m …

  heal (to become or make healthy or well again) It took a long time for my arm to heal properly. This will help to heal your wound. (to end an undesirable situation) She tried to heal the rift between the two men.   heel (the back part of your foot) My …