English Vocabulary

  eat into (to reduce the amount of; use part of) We must start to economize because bills are eating into our savings. My work emails began to eat into my free time. envocabulary.com

I support you. Ways to say, “I will support you.” I’m 100% behind you. I’m here for you. Count on my support. I’ve got your back. I’m still cheering for you. Lean on me if you need to. I’m behind you all the way. I support you unconditionally. You can …

  explain (to make something easy to understand by describing it): Let me explain the situation to you. clarify formal (to make something clear or easy to understand): His explanation did not clarify some points. elucidate formal (to make something that is difficult clear or easy to understand): I don’t …

  question of time (it will definitely happen sooner or later) We’ll find the truth eventually. It’s only a question of time. The researchers are confident that they will develop a vaccine against the disease. It’s just a question of time. I will quit smoking, but it’s a question of …

  Queer Street  usually with capital Q&S (debt or bankruptcy) Such extravagance will surely put you on Queer Street. Jim lost all his money at the poker table last night, and now he is on Queer Street. envocabulary.com