Creado por Daniel Rizo
hace más de 6 años
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Pregunta | Respuesta |
Lose something in a sea of detail | def. to over explain something e.g. instead of going straight to the point |
Steer a midle course /stɪr/ | def. to act in a way that you think that's moderate and will not harm anyone e.g. as a teacher I would find a way to steer a middle course between homework and projects. |
A whirlwind tour | def. to take someone on a tour or to a quick trip e.g. I took Jeannine to Peru on a whirlwind tour |
To duck a challenge | def. not to take a challenge eg. he was brave enough and did not duck the challenge |
The evil is in the detail | def. when something seems very simple but when looking in detail, it is very complex and it is likely to cause problems e.g. Despite of it being quick at first glance, but the devil is in detail. |
Waste too much in (doing) something | def. to invest a lot and not to get profit. Not necessarily money e.g I wasted to much in this presentation and in the end it wast even that much big of a deal. |
Write something off | def. to dismiss someone or something. To cancel a written record of something, typically a debt e.g. Ignore his fault and just write it off |
Take off | def. to travel away from the starting point e.g. I took off when I started talking about this new awesome subject |
Put in | Put in |
Set off | Set off |
Set in | Set in |
Give in | Give in |
Take in | Take in |
Adaptability | Adaptability |
Put off | Put off |
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