in one fell swoop (with a single action or effort) I went out and finished my shopping in one fell swoop. She could clean the whole house in one fell swoop after her guests left. The tornado devastated the entire city in one fell swoop. swoop (to descend …
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if (in case that, or on condition that): if you try hard, you will succeed. If it rains, I will stay indoors. whether (used to express a doubt or choice between alternatives): I couldn’t decide whether to go to the beach or stay home. in case (used to introduce …
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deal with (to handle or manage a situation): I will deal with this problem myself. (to confront or cope with a challenge): You need to deal with your fear effectively. (to do business or trade with): We deal with several overseas companies. (to discuss or negotiate an issue): They …
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drop out (to withdraw or to stop participating in something) He decided to drop out of college to start a business. Because of a foot injury, he had to drop out of the race. envocabulary.com
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drop by informal (to visit briefly) We decided to drop by his club to see if he was there. I’ll drop by the store to pick up some food on my way home. envocabulary.com
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