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    The document provides a list of 30 common English idioms and their meanings, as well as 20 common English phrasal verbs and their meanings. Some examples of idioms included are "a blessing in disguise", "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush", and "better late than never". Examples of phrasal verbs listed are "call off", "calm down", "catch up", and "do over". The document serves as a reference for frequently used idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs in English.

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    The document provides a list of 30 common English idioms and their meanings, as well as 20 common English phrasal verbs and their meanings. Some examples of idioms included are "a blessing in disguise", "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush", and "better late than never". Examples of phrasal verbs listed are "call off", "calm down", "catch up", and "do over". The document serves as a reference for frequently used idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs in English.

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    The document provides a list of 30 common English idioms and their meanings, as well as 20 common English phrasal verbs and their meanings. Some examples of idioms included are "a blessing in disguise", "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush", and "better late than never". Examples of phrasal verbs listed are "call off", "calm down", "catch up", and "do over". The document serves as a reference for frequently used idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs in English.

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    The document provides a list of 30 common English idioms and their meanings, as well as 20 common English phrasal verbs and their meanings. Some examples of idioms included are "a blessing in disguise", "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush", and "better late than never". Examples of phrasal verbs listed are "call off", "calm down", "catch up", and "do over". The document serves as a reference for frequently used idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs in English.

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    Zhusipkhan Sabina
    Collection of frequently used idioms and phrasal verbs
    Idioms Meaning
    1) A blessing in disguise A good thing that seemed bad at first
    2) A bird in the hand is worth two What you have is worth more than
    in the bush what you might have later
    3) A penny saved is a penny earned Money you save today you can spend
    later
    4) A penny for your thoughts Tell me what you're thinking
    5) Beat around the bush Avoid saying what you mean, usually
    because it is uncomfortable
    6) Better late than never Better to arrive late than not to come at
    all
    7) Break a leg Good luck
    8) Bite the bullet To get something over with because it
    is inevitable
    9) Call it a day Stop working on something

    10) Don’t be so critical


    11) Cutting corners Doing something poorly in order to
    save time or money
    12) Easy does it Slow down
    13) Get out of hand Get out of control
    14) Get your act together Work better or leave
    15) Go back to the drawing Start over
    board
    16) Hang in there Don’t give up
    17) Hit the sack Go to sleep
    18) It's not rocket science It's not complicated
    19) Make a long story short Tell something briefly
    20) No pain, no gain You have to work for what you want
    21) On the ball Doing a good job
    22) Pull someone's leg To joke with someone
    23) Pull yourself together Calm down
    24) So far so good Things are going well so far
    25) Under the weather Sick
    26) Break the ice Make people feel more comfortable
    27) Costs an arm and a leg Very expensive
    28) Comparing apples to Comparing two things that cannot be
    oranges compared
    29) Don't cry over spilt milk There's no reason to complain about
    something that can't be fixed
    30) Don't give up your day job You're not very good at this

    Phrasal Meaning
    1) Call off To cancel
    2) Calm dowm Relax after being angry
    3) Catch up Get to the same point as another person
    4) Do over Do it again
    5) Eat out Eat at a restaurant
    6) Figure out Understand or find the answer
    7) Give up Stop trying
    8) Go over Review
    9) Hang out Spend time relaxing
    10) Hold on Wait a minute
    11) Keep on (doing Continue what you are doing
    something)
    12) Look for Search for, try to find
    13) Turn up/down Increase or decrease the volume or
    strength
    14) Get over Something is to recover from a difficult
    experience. People generally use this to
    explain the challenge they’ve had to
    overcome.
    15) Get through To “get through” here means to finish
    or complete something. It can be used
    when talking about a task, a project, or
    anything that has a beginning and an
    end.
    16) Get across To communicate an idea successfully,
    to make someone able to understand
    something
    17) Break down Stop functioning

    18) Bear with Be patient


    19) Break off End a relationship
    20) Pick out Choose

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