iron out (to deal with problems or find solutions) We meet once a week to iron out any problems. You need to iron out your disagreements first. Let’s keep talking until we iron out our differences. envocabulary.com
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dress up (to wear your best clothes or formal clothes) She was dressed up for the party. We have to dress up for work. (to put on a special costume for fun) Mike dressed up as Santa Claus. He wants to dress up as a clown. envocabulary.com
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shut up spoken, not polite (stop talking; make someone stop talking) Just shut up and listen to me. The man talks too much. Can you shut him up? envocabulary.com
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ice up (become covered with ice) The windshield was icing up, and I had to stop the car and clean it. It was bitterly cold, and it iced the roads up. The water pipes were all iced up. envocabulary.com
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ice down (to put ice on an injury) I have to go home and ice my knee to stop it from swelling. I think you should ice down your arm. (to cold with ice) We need to ice down some beer. envocabulary.com
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