step in (to become involved in something in order to help) I think it is time for you to step in and help us. When the boys started fighting, Mike stepped in to stop them. envocabulary.com
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benefit (a good or useful result or effect): I do this for your benefit more than mine. good (something that is useful to a person or situation): The social workers do a lot of good. advantage (a thing that makes someone or something better or more useful): He had the advantage of being …
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not know beans about informal (to know nothing about) I don’t know beans about computers, nor do I care to know. I bet you don’t know beans about cricket. envocabulary.com
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spill the beans informal (to tell people a secret unintentionally) We are going to have a surprise party for Tom; please don’t spill the beans. Someone spilled the beans about her affair with Mike. envocabulary.com
Read More »injured vs. wounded
injured (hurt in an accident or at home) She was injured in a terrible accident. His injured arm was wrapped in a bandage. wounded (hurt while in a battle or war) The ambulance transported the wounded soldiers from the battlefield. Two of the attackers were wounded by the troops in …
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