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
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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
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dress up (to wear your best clothes or formal clothes) She was dressed up for the party. We have to dress up for work. (to put on a special costume for fun) Mike dressed up as Santa Claus. He wants to dress up as a clown. envocabulary.com
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shut up spoken, not polite (stop talking; make someone stop talking) Just shut up and listen to me. The man talks too much. Can you shut him up? envocabulary.com
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moral vs. morale moral (principles of what is right and wrong) Some people today seem to lack morals. We have a moral obligation to help each other. (something you learn from a story or experience) The moral of the story is, “never give up”. morale (the amount of …
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