Let's learn English. This little dictionary is meant to help you hone your English vocabulary.
1) Feather own nest: to exploit your position for your benefits.
Some politicians know the art of feathering their own nests very well.
2) Punch above your weight: to perform above your competencies, to make great strides that are unexpected of you
A good manager can inspire the entire workforce to punch above their weight in performance.
3) Whiner: somebody who is always complaining,
grumbling, criticizing others – also known as crybabies, moaners
In every organization, there are good and bad employees, who
are whiners and always
4) Flinging: throwing
Fling your worries
5) Ergo : therefore, consequently – used as a
sentence connector –
Ergo, the future of India is in the hands of its youth.
6) Woodsy - characteristic of woods
this scent emanates woodsy fragrance
7) get fidgety: feel nervous, restless, uneasy
Kids often get fidgety at the dentist.
8) to take a stab: to try something
Have you taken a stab at getting a ripped body?
9) crucial to
10) in search for is the correct way of using this phrase
11) pet peeve - something specific that is annoying to an individual
one of my biggest pet peeves is his bad behavior
And, but, for, nor, or, so, and yet—these are the seven coordinating conjunctions - The short cut to remember these is FANBOYS!!!
6) Woodsy - characteristic of woods
this scent emanates woodsy fragrance
7) get fidgety: feel nervous, restless, uneasy
Kids often get fidgety at the dentist.
8) to take a stab: to try something
Have you taken a stab at getting a ripped body?
9) crucial to
10) in search for is the correct way of using this phrase
11) pet peeve - something specific that is annoying to an individual
one of my biggest pet peeves is his bad behavior
And, but, for, nor, or, so, and yet—these are the seven coordinating conjunctions - The short cut to remember these is FANBOYS!!!
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