English Vocabulary

  set up (to place, build, or prepare something for use) This is where we’ll set up the stage. The crews will set up the equipment they brought with them. (to arrange or plan an event or activity) We should set up a meeting to discuss a solution. I set up my own company 8 years …

  general (relating to all or most people, things, or places): Is this parking lot for general use? common (belonging to or shared by two or more people or by the people in a group): This is a project of common interest. widespread (existing or happening in a lot of …

  my lips are sealed  informal (used to say that you will not tell a secret to anyone else) I will not mention this to anyone else. My lips are sealed. Don’t worry, Jane; my lips are sealed. envocabulary.com

  zip your lips spoken (a rude way of telling someone to stop talking) Just zip your lips and get out of here. He knows well when to zip his lips. envocabulary.com

  in the end (eventually, finally) If you work hard, you will succeed in the end. In the end, the army surrendered. This river, in the end, flows to the sea.   at the end (final part) We were drunk at the end of the party. I pay the bills at the end of each …