bring up

  bring up (to look after and educate a child): She had to bring up her son by herself. raise US (bring up): We will get married and raise a family. rear (to look after a child or animal until they are fully grown): Farmers in the area rear sheep and …

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know the ropes

  know the ropes (know how to do a job or activity) The job is quite easy once you know the ropes. You know the ropes much better than he does.     envocabulary.com

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learn the ropes

  learn the ropes (learn how to do a job or activity) I just want to learn the ropes of this job with you. It took him several weeks to learn the ropes.   envocabulary.com

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mess up

  mess up  informal (to spoil or ruin something important) If I make a mistake, it may mess up my whole week’s work. Her drug addiction has messed up her life. (to make untidy or dirty) His hair was messed up, and there was a bruise on his face. Don’t mess up …

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I’m not sure

I’m not sure Ways to say “I’m not sure” Maybe To the best of my knowledge… Perhaps As far as I am aware… Possibly I’m not so sure Probably It looks like… It seems… rumor has it I suppose… It appears… I imagine… I am unsure Reportedly word has it …

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