feel free (you can do it if you want; regard yourself as permitted) Feel free to call me any time up until half past ten at night. Can I use your bathroom? – Please, feel free. envocabulary.com
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take heart (be encouraged) Take heart! You are doing well, and from now on it will be easier. The players took heart from their coach’s words and went on to win the game. envocabulary.com
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tug at your heartstrings (make you feel strong love or sympathy) He knows exactly how to tug at your heartstrings. The sight of poor people working just for food tugged at my heartstrings. envocabulary.com
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do without (to manage without having) There’s no cheese left, so I’m afraid you’ll just have to do without. Jim is away on vacation; we’ll have to do without him for a while. can/could do without informal (would prefer not to have, or do not like) We can do …
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do with (would like to have; need very much) I could do with a nice cup of coffee. This kitchen could do with some cleaning up. (to manage) We can do with very little spending money this week. envocabulary.com
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