English Vocabulary

ask around (ask several people for information or help) I want to ask around to find out more about this guy. I don’t know, but I’ll ask around to find someone who can help.     envocabulary.com

boggles your mind (shock or surprise you) The amount of waste in the streets boggles the mind. The vastness of space really boggles my mind.   envocabulary.com

all in your mind (not real, and you are imagining it) He is not ill at all; it’s all in the mind. Your painting has come out really well. Your fears were all in your mind.   envocabulary.com

ask out ask someone out (to invite someone out on a date) She really likes you; why don’t you ask her out? She called me up last evening and asked me out for a drink.     envocabulary.com

ask over (to invite someone to come to where you live) We should ask him over for dinner some time. I would ask him over for coffee, but I have to get up early for work in the morning.   envocabulary.com