hang back (to hesitate or not do something) Please help yourself to whatever you want; don’t hang back. Tim was going to join the party, but for some reason he hung back. envocabulary.com
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hang around (to spend time or stay around a place) You can go, and I will hang around for a while in case he comes. Don’t hang around in the street. Get yourself home quick. Go and get ready. Don’t hang around. We have a plane to catch. envocabulary.com
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write in (to send a letter or electronic message to television company or other organization) We asked our readers to write in and give us their views. A lot of people wrote in to the program to ask for more details. envocabulary.com
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write down (to write something on a piece of paper in order to remember or record it) Let me write down the phone number before I forget it. This is my new address – do you want to write it down? I wrote down every word the teacher said. …
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head out American English (to leave, depart) We have to head out now, or we can’t catch the train. Early in the morning, without telling anyone of my plan, I boarded a bus and headed out. envocabulary.com
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