English Vocabulary

  spring to mind (suddenly remember or think of) The idea sprang to mind as I was reading a book. Two questions spring to mind. He asked me for my opinion, but nothing sprang to mind. envocabulary.com

  speak your mind (to say what you think directly) I always speak my mind. He is not afraid to speak his mind, even in front of the boss. Speak your mind, even if your voice shakes.   envocabulary.com

  take over (do something that someone else was doing) Can you take over the cooking while I am away? (take control or responsibility of) Who will take over the leadership of the party?

  take out (remove something from a place) Can you take out the garbage when you go? (take money from a bank) I will take out $2000 to spend on vacation. (go with someone you have invited to a restaurant, club, the movies, etc.) Our boss is going to take …

  report for duty show up ready to work The officer was disappointed to learn that he was unable to report for duty. Staff must report for work at 8 a.m. All soldiers should report for duty on Sunday. envocabulary.com