#phrasal

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Let’s get back to our phrasal verbs! Our phrasal verb of the day is “Knock out”, which means “to impress someone very much”. Here’s our video example!

Usage in a movie (“Up in the Air”): - And she had some pretty big ideas that she challenged me with. And my first reaction was, "Who does this kid think that she is?" But after I gave it a listen, she really knocked me out. So... With a peek into our future, Natalie Keener.

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[sobesceanskaia]

Хочу слышать твою душу в моем сердце..

[sie7emoon]

Todo en la vida tiene su propósito, el nuestro no era permanecer juntos, sino amarnos cuanto pudiéramos, sin medida, sin miedos, sin distancias.

[sii-quello-che-vuoi-vedere]

Love me slowly

Ho-bisogno-di-non-essere-un-peso

[phrasalcards]

Hello everybody! Our phrasal verb of the day is “Knock off”, which means “to stop working”. Here’s our video example!

Usage in a movie ("Good Will Hunting"): - Did you ever consider... - I'm pretty sure it's right. Hey, look, can we do this at Sean's office from now on? Because I, I gotta knock off work to come here and the commute is killing me. - Yeah, sure.

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"Hold forth" means "to talk about a topic for a long time, often in a way that other people find boring".

Example: He ​held ​forth all ​afternoon about ​government ​incompetence.

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"Hold off" means "to delay doing something until a later time".

Example: We've decided to hold off our expansion plans because of the downturn in the economy.

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"Hold up" means "to rob someone while threatening them with a gun".

Usage in a movie ("Clueless"): - Then this guy with a gun held me up, took my money and my phone, yelled at me, and forced me to ruin my dress. - Okay, okay. Where are you?

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