English Vocabulary

  break up (end a relationship) Mike and I broke up last year. (break into parts or pieces) The ship broke up when it hit the rocks. (end or cause to end) The party began to break up after midnight. (connect and disconnect) I can’t hear you; you are breaking …

can’t cut the mustard  informal (not able to do what is needed) If he can’t cut the mustard, then we’ll get someone else to do the job. Jim is a very likeable man, but he just can’t cut the mustard. envocabulary.com

job definition job noun task or work that someone does to earn money: She got a job as a waitress. piece of work that you have to do: I spent all day doing jobs around the house. responsibility or duty: Your job is to look after the kids while we …

  all at once (suddenly or unexpectedly) All at once the lights went out.   (at the same time) Don’t get crazy and spend it all at once. Please talk one at a time; if you talk all at once, I cannot understand you. envocabulary.com

  have a mind like a sieve (have a poor memory) I have lost my keys again. I have a mind like a sieve. How could you forget my birthday? You do have a mind like a sieve! envocabulary.com