don’t give up the day job (used to tell someone that you do not think they are very good at something) What do you think about my painting? – Well, my advice is: don’t give up the day job. Don’t give up your day job. You’re never going to …
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accept definition accept (to agree to or approve of something): Do you accept her decision? She doesn’t accept advice from others. (to believe something as true or fair): It is true, but it’s hard to accept. The court refused to accept his explanation. (to receive or take something): She …
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catch up (to reach someone who is ahead of you) Let’s run to catch up with the others. I stopped to let him catch up. (to do something you have not had time to do) She stayed up late to catch up on her homework. I just need to …
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keep in touch (remain in contact with) Don’t forget to keep in touch with me by phone. Facebook and other social media enable us to keep in touch with our old friends. envocabulary.com
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look (to turn your eyes in order to see): If you look through this window, you can see him. watch (to look at and pay attention to what is happening): Just sit here and watch. What movie do you like to watch? see (to watch a game, television show, …
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