give back (to return or restore something) I must give the book back to the library on Monday. The operation gave him back his sight. (to allow someone to have something again) I just want you to give me back my old job. Protesters called on the army to give …
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show off (to try to impress people with abilities or possessions) He is trying to show off his driving skills. She was showing off her new dress at the party. (to make something look more attractive) He likes to wear tight clothes to show off his muscles. She will wear something …
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zoom out (to make something appear much smaller and further) If you zoom out, you’ll have a wider view of the scenery. Zoom out the picture to see its full size. envocabulary.com
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zoom in (to make something appear much bigger and nearer) Let’s zoom in the picture to see its detail. The camera zoomed in on her face. envocabulary.com
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x out (to write an X on something that is wrong or to exclude it) I’ll x out the mistakes in your homework. Mike is not coming, let’s x out his name from the list. envocabulary.com
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