give off (to emit, discharge, produce) Plants take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen. This car doesn’t give off much smoke. Those wild roses give off a sweet scent. envocabulary.com
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give in (to accept defeat; to cease arguing or fighting) All right. I give in. I’ll do whatever you wish. We will fight to the end. We will never give in. envocabulary.com
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supply (an amount of something available for use): I have a great supply of money. stock (a quantity of something accumulated for future use): We have ample stocks of food for the winter. store (an amount of something that is available for use): We have a store of wood for the …
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finger licking good (very tasty) What we want is that the food should be finger-licking good. She prepared a finger licking stew for dinner. envocabulary.com
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out of the way (remote, far from a city or town) We rented a good place to stay, but it was a bit out of the way. The village was out of the way, so we didn’t go there. (done, dealt with) You can watch TV when your homework …
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