dine out (eat a meal out at a restaurant) We usually dine out together once a month. John and I have received an invitation to dine out tonight. envocabulary.com
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dine in formal (eat a meal at home) I’d like to dine in tonight because it’s very cold outside. Will you dine in or out this evening? envocabulary.com
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quench your thirst (to drink something to stop feeling thirsty) When it’s hot, it’s best to quench your thirst with water. We stopped at a stream to quench our thirst and refill the bottles. envocabulary.com
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take after (behave like or look like someone in your family) Your daughter doesn’t take after you in any way. All of my children take after my husband on a large scale. envocabulary.com
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count sheep (to imagine sheep jumping over a fence and counting them, as a way of making yourself go to sleep) I was counting sheep for about half an hour last night until I fell asleep. The doctor advised him not to drink coffee in the afternoon and try …
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