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English Phrasal Verbs & Idioms
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run out |
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to use all of something and have none left |
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As his patience was beginning to run out, he decided to leave the room and get some fresh air. |
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2025-05-22 |
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draw on |
definition |
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to take something from somewhere |
example |
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This company may be new but we can still draw on the experience of people who have worked within the industry. |
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2025-05-21 |
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bargain on |
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to consider that something could happen |
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Computer programs often have bugs because of things the programmer hadn't bargained on. |
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2025-05-20 |
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let down |
definition |
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to disappoint |
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Her brother let her down so much that now they don't even speak anymore. |
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2025-05-19 |
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pull in |
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to stop your car |
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Henry asked the car driver to pull in just in front of the hotel. |
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2025-05-18 |
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