yeah, he's under me

your nose standsout - your eyes stands out

 Stand out is a phrasal verb that has two meanings12: destaca, 

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To be easily seen or noticed, especially because of being different or better than others12. For example, the black lettering stands out against the white background1.

To be a standout, which is a noun that means someone or something that is much better than others32. For example, Phelps is a standout in swimming3.

A synonym for “stand out” is “emerge” 12. Other synonyms include “loom”, “stick out”, “attract attention”, “be distinct”, and “beetle” 1.

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i'd like to clear up some things about that hot topic

 to clear up 

started out - to start out phrasal

skinny

wipe out dizimar- desaparecer - eliminar - phrasal

 [wipe out]

DEFINITION

eliminate something completely:

"their life savings were wiped out" · "the dairy industry there has been all but wiped out in recent years"

kill a large number of people:

"the plague had wiped out whole villages" · "the first corps attacked and was wiped out"

ruin someone financially:

"apple growers in the next county were wiped out by hail this year"

INFORMAL

exhaust someone:

"this first day back at work has wiped me out"

be capsized by a wave while surfing:

"always try to surf the big wave but be prepared to wipe out"

NORTH AMERICAN

fall over or off a vehicle:

"she wiped out on some wet grass and hurt her shoulder"

push out (pushing out) phrasal

bibliography Phrasal verbs

english-phrasal-verbs-in-use-intermediate-2004 

making-sense-phrasal-verbs

hanging up the telephone - hang on/ hold on aguarde - hold the line - put on hold phrasal

 hanging up the telephone

i've been set up phrasal

the only play you have left

clean up - limpeza total phrasal

and when the sand settles (assentar) alinhar

You kill him two more spring up on the next day phrasal

he made it - conseguiiu

freaking out phrasal

 ficas assustados confusos

batter up phrasal

 "Batter up" is a phrasal verb that is used in baseball to call the next batter to the plate1. The elided verb is 'be'1. The phrase can also be used to mean "to damage or harm someone or something"2.

just about to head out phrasal

companies get bought out phrasal

so buckle up phrasal

Your house is so sick !

half asleep - we're advised to sleep on it ! 2024

 she's very tired 

half asleep 

To reap what one sows

REAP meaning: 1 : to get (something, such as a reward) as a result of something that you have done; 2 : to cut and collect (a plant, crop, etc.) from a field

To reap what one sows is a common idiomatic expression that means to experience an equal or the same kind of situation one caused others to experience. When someone reaps what they sow, everything happening to them results from things they’ve done in the past.

beforehand - handy - útil - auxilio 2024

 on the handout for this webinar which you've downloaded beforehand (antecipado)

chunks of language

What's the play? qual é o plano,

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hunch played a hunch

leave the door AJAR (not close and not totally open)