lovebirds (two people who love each other very much) I think I’ll give you two lovebirds some privacy. Mike and his wife are like two lovebirds together. envocabulary.com
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shut up Ways to say, “shut up”. Please be quiet. Polite Could you keep it down? Keep your voice down. Pipe down. Give it a rest. informal Hold your tongue. Stop talking. Shh. Silence. Hush. Keep quiet. Save it. Shut your mouth. rude Put a sock in it. rude Zip …
Read More »guarantee vs. warranty
guarantee (an oral or written promise that the product will function as intended, or it can be returned for a refund) This washing machine is still under guarantee. We give you a 20-year guarantee against rust. warranty (a written promise from a company to repair or replace a product …
Read More »unsatisfied vs. dissatisfied
unsatisfied (not fully satisfied) You are always unsatisfied with your progress. He got more than the other; and yet, he was unsatisfied. dissatisfied (not happy or satisfied with something) She had to deal with complaints from dissatisfied customers. He was dissatisfied with our service. envocabulary.com
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turn around (to turn in the opposite direction) Turn around! I saw something on your back. He turned the car around and went back the way we came. (change for the better) The government is determined to turn around the economy. I hope things will turn around for us. envocabulary.com
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