beat a dead horse (waste time on a subject that has already been discussed or decided) I already told you that I’m not coming with you; don’t beat a dead horse. (waste effort trying to do something that is impossible) He keeps trying to fix the computer, but I …
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take on (accept work or responsibility) Don’t take on more than you can handle. (hire, employ) Our company is not taking on any new staff this year. (fight, compete against) This evening Barcelona will take on Milan at home. envocabulary.com
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burn to a crisp (burn something completely) She burned the dinner to a crisp. (become severely sunburned) I spent all day on the beach and burned my skin to a crisp. envocabulary.com
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heart definition heart noun (a hollow muscular organ that pumps blood through your body): Regular exercise is good for your heart. (courage, determination, enthusiasm): You’re doing great; don’t lose heart now. (opinion, belief, decision): He had a change of heart. (the place where emotions are felt): Don’t let your …
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again and again (several times) I’ve watched the movie again and again. He just drops bits of paper everywhere; and I have to clean the floor again and again. envocabulary.com
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