an early bird (a person who gets up or arrives early) I am an early bird, I get up around five o’clock every day. He always arrives early. He’s an early bird. early bird – English Vocabulary
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add to [phrasal verb] (to make the price or amount of something increase) Do not try to fix it, or you’ll only add to the cost of repairs. The part-time job will surely add to my savings this year. add to [phrasal verb] (to make a feeling or …
Read More »a one-horse race
a one-horse race (a competition in which one person or team seems certain to win) The presidential election is going to be a one-horse race this time. The team was so strong that it turned the contest into a one-horse race. one-horse race – English Vocabulary
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ants in your pants (to be restless or impatient) The kids have ants in their pants; they cannot wait to go to school tomorrow. He had ants in her pants ever since he won the lottery. ants in your pants – English Vocabulary
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a night owl (a person who enjoys being awake and active at night) I’m not a night owl. I usually go to bed before 11 p.m. He is a night owl and seldom go to bed until after midnight. night owl – English Vocabulary
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