dear to your heart (very emotionally important to you) Money is dear to her heart. I like to go to the Eiffel Tower, a place close to his heart. – English Vocabulary
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cry your heart out (to cry for a long time) Poor Sophia really cried her heart out during the funeral. I was so upset yesterday that I cried my heart out. – English Vocabulary
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cross my heart informal (to stress that you are telling the truth) I’ll clean the room tomorrow. Cross my heart! I didn’t take your bicycle; cross my heart! – English Vocabulary
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add up [phrasal verb] (calculate to find the total) Let’s add up the money we earn daily. We teach children how to read, write, and add up. (come to the correct total or amount) Four and three add up to seven. These sums don’t add up. We had …
Read More »red herring
a red herring (a fact or subject that is not important but takes people’s attention away from something that is important) Ethnical disagreement is a red herring to divert public attention from embezzlement. The argument at the inauguration ceremony was indeed a red herring to discredit the president. …
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