English Vocabulary

  join (to become a member of, participate in): He decided to join the army. Will you join me on a walk? Would you like to join us for lunch? take part (join in or be a part of an activity): How many competitors will take part in this race? …

Nice to meet you. Ways to say, “Nice to meet you.” Great seeing you. It’s lovely to meet you. Nice meeting you. It’s a pleasure to meet you. Glad to meet you. It was nice talking to you. I had a great time. It’s very nice to meet you. Good …

  issue forth (to come out of a thing or place) Dark smoke issued from the chimney. The queen issued forth from the castle.   envocabulary.com

  iron out (to deal with problems or find solutions) We meet once a week to iron out any problems. You need to iron out your disagreements first. Let’s keep talking until we iron out our differences.   envocabulary.com

  full house (place with no empty seats) Where there’s a good movie on, it’s always a full house. The group performed their new play before a full house.   (three cards of a kind and a pair)  He won the poker game with a full house.   envocabulary.com