uninterested (not interested) I am really uninterested in politics. He was completely uninterested in my career. disinterested (impartial, unbiased) My advice was quite disinterested. I didn’t expect you to be so calm and disinterested. envocabulary.com
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rise to the occasion (to perform very well in response to a challenging situation): The CEO urged all our employees to rise to the occasion and enhance their efficiency and productivity. The team rose to the occasion, scoring two vital goals that secured their victory. envocabulary.com
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tow (to pull a vehicle using a rope or chain) His car towed our vehicle to the garage. We had to tow the yacht into the harbor. The police towed my car because it was parked illegally. toe (one of the five parts at the end of your …
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part with (to separate from, to give up, often unwillingly) We moved to a different city, and I had to part with my childhood friends. It was difficult to part with my old toys; they hold so many memories. I cannot part with my old car, even though it …
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hit the jackpot (to achieve great success or to make a large amount of money) He really hit the jackpot in his career when he was appointed CEO at such a young age. She hit the jackpot on the slot machine, winning $10,000. envocabulary.com
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