end with something
finish or conclude with something
The everyday phrases every beginner exam expects — the foundation for THPT and VSTEP levels 2–3.
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finish or conclude with something
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
Increasingly thrilling or interesting
daily, or on each day
happening or done once a week
happening or done once a year
all people except the one or ones being referred to
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
Used to politely get attention or apologize
To develop strong romantic feelings for someone
to suddenly feel strong romantic feelings for someone
to drop or come down from something
A person related to someone by blood or marriage
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
experience pleasure or satisfaction
have an intuition or instinct about something
to complete a form or document with information
Experience trouble or struggle with a task
Discover or learn something
Discover information or facts
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
used to indicate the most important thing
Pay attention to someone
accompanied or attended by someone
continuously or repeatedly over a large period
for a very short time
used to introduce an example
used to specify the meal being referred to
a long period of time
Experiencing something new and previously unknown
from now until the end of a period or situation
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
improve in health or quality
arrive at one's residence
go away and leave someone alone
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
to stop participating or supporting something
to join or participate in an activity or trend
Escape or avoid a situation or responsibility
Prepare oneself for an activity or event
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
to arrive or succeed
A person’s appearance or general arrangements. Probably derived from the decorations of a play.
stop doing or having something
to leave and find assistance
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
take a stroll outside for exercise or pleasure
to try to achieve or obtain something
to return to one's residence
start a new activity or career
to leave a place or social event
to sleep or go to sleep for the night
Attend classes to learn and get an education
start doing something
Skilled or proficient in a particular activity
beneficial or advantageous to someone
Wishing someone success or good fortune
Information that is pleasing or welcome
a fortunate or welcome circumstance