put in (to formally request or apply for something) They have put in a claim for damages. She is going to put in for early retirement. I want to put in for the job. (to spend time or effort doing something) We’ve put in a lot of time and money on that project. Let’s …
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make a night of it (to stay out late having fun) We decided to go to a club and make a night of it. Why don’t we get some drinks and make a night of it? envocabulary.com
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call it a night (to end an evening party or other activity) I think we should call it a night and get some sleep. What do you say we call it a night and head home, huh? envocabulary.com
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view (what you think or believe about someone or something): We have very different views on parenting. opinion (your attitude towards someone or something; view): What is your opinion of her? point of view (your attitude or opinion about something): Just try to see things from my point of view. belief …
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get ahead (to make progress; become more successful) I think Mike has the ability to get ahead in this profession. Work hard, and you’ll get ahead of the rest of the class. envocabulary.com
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