English Vocabulary

  length (the measurement of how long something is): I want to measure the length and width of this table. width (the distance across something from one side to the other): The road is four meters in width. thickness (the measurement of how thick something is): The wall was at …

  do in (to make very tired) Working all day really did me in. (to kill) Obesity and overeating finally did him in. (to ruin or destroy) The fire did his business in after it burned down his storehouse. envocabulary.com

ease (to make a bad situation or pain less severe): This pill will ease the pain in your arm. soothe (to make a pain or bad feeling less severe): Do you have something to soothe my sore throat? relieve (to remove or reduce pain or unpleasant feelings): Daily meditation is …

I don’t know   Ways to say, “I don’t know.” I have no idea. (That’s) a good question. I have no clue. Not that I know of. Don’t ask me. You might well ask. Beats me. Your guess is as good as mine. I’m not sure. Not for the life …

    do away with (put an end to; get rid of) We decided to do away with the old customs. (to kill) The robbers did away with both watchmen. He was mentally ill, and the doctor was afraid that he would do away with himself. envocabulary.com