eat out (to eat a meal in a restaurant) The cooking stove is not working; let’s eat out tonight. I am eating out more often these days. envocabulary.com
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eat in (to eat a meal at home) We usually don’t eat in on Sundays. Will you eat in or go out to a restaurant? envocabulary.com
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hobby vs. hubby hobby (an activity you do in your free time for pleasure) Her main hobby is painting. I enjoy playing guitar as a hobby. hubby Informal (husband) My hubby is three years older than me. Hubby, thank you very much for the flowers! envocabulary.com
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haste vs. heist haste [heɪst] (speed; hurry) My father advised me not to marry in haste. In her haste to leave, she forgot her keys. heist [haɪst] US informal (armed robbery) They stole about $10 million in a bank heist last year. Police are investigating a diamond heist. …
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very hot Ways to say ” It’s very hot “ It’s extremely hot outside It’s too hot. We’re having a heatwave! It’s a real scorcher! It’s boiling hot! We’re in the dog days of summer. It’s like a furnace outside! It’s sizzling hot. envocabulary.com
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