follow vs. fellow follow (come or go after, pursue, obey) I’ll take you there. Follow me, please. Follow the instructions on medicines carefully. fellow (a man, a person, a member) He is an optimistic, clever fellow. It’s difficult to teach a stupid fellow. She was a fellow of Clare …
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almighty dollar (money regarded as having great power or importance) Not everyone can afford to travel; it’s the almighty dollar that gives them the authority. Everyone is looking for the almighty dollar, even those who already have it. envocabulary.com
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a pretty penny (a large amount of money) Your new house is big and modern. It must have cost you a pretty penny. This leather coat cost me a pretty penny. envocabulary.com
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free synonyms free (at no cost, without payment): Children under four travel free on public transport. free of charge (without charge): Technical assistance for the product is free of charge. for nothing (without any payment): I got this emerald ring for nothing from a friend. complimentary (something that is given …
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put your mind to something (decide to do something and put a lot of effort into achieving it) You can achieve anything if you put your mind to it. We can resolve the problem if we put our minds to it. envocabulary.com
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