get across (to succeed in making someone understand something) I want to get this message across to the public. You should try to get your point across to him. Mike just can’t get across to her. envocabulary.com
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gear up (to get ready, prepare for something) I have to gear myself up for the exam. They are trying to gear up for mass production of the vaccine. envocabulary.com
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voice in the wilderness (someone who expresses a particular opinion that no one believes or listens to) A doctor had warned about the dangers of the disease, but he was a voice in the wilderness. I feel like I have been a voice in the wilderness. envocabulary.com
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virgin territory (a completely new situation or activity) I have never experienced a problem like this before. This is a virgin territory for me. (an area that hasn’t been explored before) There is no one in this area. It’s like a virgin territory. envocabulary.com
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hold definition hold verb (to take and keep in your hand or arms): Could you hold the baby for me? (to keep in a particular position): Please hold the door open for me. Hold your head still while I brush your hair. Hold the button down for three seconds. (to put …
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