cheer up (to make or become more cheerful) I have to do something to cheer her up. Cheer up, guys! It’s not the end of the world. I went shopping just to cheer myself up. envocabulary.com
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flow (to move smoothly and continuously in one direction): Many rivers, in the end flow to the sea. run (to flow or cause to flow): Don’t let the water run to waste. pour (to flow in large amounts): Water poured through the gutters during the heavy rain. gush (to flow out quickly and in large …
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wide of the mark (far from the truth; not accurate) What she told you was quite wide of the mark. The prediction for snow was wide of the mark. envocabulary.com
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right on the button informal (exactly right) The weather forecast was right on the button. You were right on the button when you said I shouldn’t trust him. envocabulary.com
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in a pinch (in an emergency) Whenever you are in a pinch, just call me. The space is for two people, or three in a pinch. envocabulary.com
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