fawn over (to be friendly or praise someone too much to get their favor or something from them) People fawn over him because he is rich and famous. She is constantly fawning on the boss in hope of getting a promotion. Also, fawn on/upon envocabulary.com
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face up (to deal with or confront something) You are a grown man now; you have to face up to your responsibilities. She had to face up to her fears. envocabulary.com
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It’s now or never (now is the only time you can do it) Make up your mind, Dani. It’s now or never. This is the last chance for the team to win; it’s now or never. envocabulary.com
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now you’re talking said when someone makes a better suggestion or offer than one that they made before (at last, you’re saying something good) Would you like to go to a movie? – Now you’re talking! OK, I’ll give you your money back by tomorrow afternoon. – Now you’re talking! …
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now and then (sometimes, once in a while) Now and then he goes to a movie with his parents. We still see each other every now and then, but not often. envocabulary.com
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