π break the ice
πMeaning
To do or say something to make people more relaxed in a social situation and get people talking to each other (e.g., party, business meeting, conference, first day of class).
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π£ At the conference will have several activities to help people break the ice.
π£ Itβs always easiest to break the ice with a few drinks.
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πMeaning
To do or say something to make people more relaxed in a social situation and get people talking to each other (e.g., party, business meeting, conference, first day of class).
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πͺ© A quick buck
πͺAn easy way to make money quickly.
Example:
Translation work is kind of boring for me but it's a quick buck.
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πͺAn easy way to make money quickly.
Example:
Translation work is kind of boring for me but it's a quick buck.
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π₯raise a family:
to raise one or more children in a family setting
βοΈExample:
Let's get married and raise a family.
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to raise one or more children in a family setting
βοΈExample:
Let's get married and raise a family.
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Pay attention to whom your energy increases and decreases around, because that's the universe giving you a hint of who you should embrace or stray from.π«
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π Beast
#slang_words
β»οΈAn awesome person
Beast is a compliment given to a remarkable person. Various factors may make them a beast, including enviable confidence, an imposing appearance, a set of impressive abilities, or a list of achievements.
Typically, people use beast as a negative descriptor for rude behavior or an unkempt appearance. However, in this context, beast is a fantastic compliment because they are dominant in a positive manner.
For example, if an athlete is clearly playing better than the other players, you might call them a beast. Or, if a guy processed a record number of reports, you might say, "Wow, that Leonard is a beast!"
βExample
He was undefeated this season. What a total beast!
So impressive.
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#slang_words
What does beast mean?
β»οΈAn awesome person
Beast is a compliment given to a remarkable person. Various factors may make them a beast, including enviable confidence, an imposing appearance, a set of impressive abilities, or a list of achievements.
Typically, people use beast as a negative descriptor for rude behavior or an unkempt appearance. However, in this context, beast is a fantastic compliment because they are dominant in a positive manner.
For example, if an athlete is clearly playing better than the other players, you might call them a beast. Or, if a guy processed a record number of reports, you might say, "Wow, that Leonard is a beast!"
βExample
He was undefeated this season. What a total beast!
So impressive.
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πͺ© Hook line and sinker
#expressions
πͺused to emphasize that someone has been completely deceived or tricked.
Example:
I told him that I would pay him $1,000,000 and he bought it hook line and sinker.
"he fell hook, line, and sinker for this year's April Fool joke".
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πͺused to emphasize that someone has been completely deceived or tricked.
Example:
I told him that I would pay him $1,000,000 and he bought it hook line and sinker.
"he fell hook, line, and sinker for this year's April Fool joke".
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π₯catch a glimpse:
to see something or someone for a moment only
βοΈExample:
Justin's fans caught a glimpse of him as he left the airport.
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π₯catch a glimpse:
to see something or someone for a moment only
βοΈExample:
Justin's fans caught a glimpse of him as he left the airport.
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