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Carte blanche




    Example : The company gave their representative carte
    blanche
    Meaning: Unlimited power to act or do….

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Leave in the lurch




    Example: he was left in the lurch when car broke down.
    Meaning: to leave someone waiting for or anticipating your
    action

4
Good riddance to bad rubbish




    Example: thank god ! Dev is gone good riddance to bad rubbish.
    Meaning: Expressing satisfaction for being rid of someone or
    something


5
Shell out




    Example: shell out the money now don’t argue about it.
    Meaning: Pay or reimburse


6
I hope so




    Example : I hope so to do well in the interview, then I will
    get the job.
    Meaning : to believe, desire, or trust

7
I hope not




    Example: I hope not that I will be in office very late.
    Meaning : not able to learn or act, or work as desired.


8
I believe so




    Example : I believe so that the tree will grow and give me
    fruits.
    Meaning : to have a conviction that is, was or will happen.

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I don’t believe so




     Example :I don’t believe so much in magic.
     Meaning: I have no belief in ……..


10
I don’t care




     I don’t care if I pass or fail in the exam.
     Meaning: I am indifferent.


11
Make my day




     Example : You did so well in your interview it made your
     fathers day.
     Meaning: Give one great pleasure.

12
Under the weather




     Example: I am feeling under the weather.
     Meaning : I am not feeling well .


13
I feel like




     Example: I feel like sleeping. /I feel like eating a cake.
     Meaning : I want or wish to sleep or eat …..


14
I don’t feel like




     Example: I don’t feel like eating broccoli.
     Meaning : I don’t want to …….


15
Can you help me?




     Example: Can you help me? : can you help me with my
     homework.
     Meaning : would you assist me.

16
Leave me alone




     Example: Leave me alone I am not talking to you.
     Meaning : I need some time away from you or I am very angry with
     you.

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It’s on the house




     Example: The cup cake is on the house.
     Meaning : free or complimentary.


18
It’s on me




     Example: I will Pay it on me.
     Meaning : It is my indulgence or treat.


19
Are you busy?




     Example: Can I talk to you now or are you busy?
     Meaning : can I disturb


20
Are you all right?




     Example: Are you all right? Do you need any thing.
     Meaning : comfort and offer help


21
Do you mind if I…?




     Example: Do you mind if I if I finish this later Miss?
     Meaning: do you have any objection to my suggestion.


22
Be careful!




     Example: Be careful when you walk on wet the floor.
     Meaning: cautioning or warning


23
Watch out!




     Example: Watch out for banana peel when you walking.
     Meaning: to be on one's guard; be cautious


24
Say it again, please!




     Example: Say it again, please! I unable to understand.
     Meaning : please repeat it.


25
I’ll be there




     Example: I’ll be there in about an hour.
     Meaning : assurance you will keep your promise


26
I’ll be back soon




     Example: Thank you for the help ,I’ll be back soon.
     Meaning: this is not the last meeting.


27
I think so




     Example: Do you think so that this necklace suits my
     attire?
     Meaning: asking for an opinion.

28
I don’t think so




     Example: I see your heel is broken .I don’t think so
     Meaning: I don’t believe that is happening to me.


29
I guess so




     Example: I guess so he should call me.
     Meaning : basis of probability alone


30
I guess not




     Example: I guess not Dev, we will do it tomorrow.
     Meaning :don't think so; I expect not; I suppose not;


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I have my way




     Example: I have my way to get extra pocket money from my mom.
     Meaning: to compel, constrain, or oblige (oneself or someone) to do
     something


32
Find a way




     Example: I need to find a way to solve this cash flow.
     Meaning :The answer to or disposition of a problem.


33
You can tell




     Example: You can tell me what you want say.
     Meaning : trust me or believe me


34
I’m on my way




     Example: I’m on my way from office to work.
     Meaning : I am travelling one point to another.


35
Let me know




     Example: Let me know if you need anything.
     Meaning: I am offering you my help and support.


36
No pain, no gain!




     Example: No pain, no gain!
     Meaning : Successful, You must work hard for what you
     want and be

37
Keep going




     Example: I try to keep me going till the end.
     Meaning :keep someone or something progressing


38
The same to you




     Example: Thank you and the same to you
     Meaning : something previously mentioned or described


39
Keep busy




     Example: If you keep busy, you will not be bored.
     Meaning: To become involved with, do, or take part in
     something

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Expression and saying in english

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  • 3. Carte blanche Example : The company gave their representative carte blanche Meaning: Unlimited power to act or do…. 3
  • 4. Leave in the lurch Example: he was left in the lurch when car broke down. Meaning: to leave someone waiting for or anticipating your action 4
  • 5. Good riddance to bad rubbish Example: thank god ! Dev is gone good riddance to bad rubbish. Meaning: Expressing satisfaction for being rid of someone or something 5
  • 6. Shell out Example: shell out the money now don’t argue about it. Meaning: Pay or reimburse 6
  • 7. I hope so Example : I hope so to do well in the interview, then I will get the job. Meaning : to believe, desire, or trust 7
  • 8. I hope not Example: I hope not that I will be in office very late. Meaning : not able to learn or act, or work as desired. 8
  • 9. I believe so Example : I believe so that the tree will grow and give me fruits. Meaning : to have a conviction that is, was or will happen. 9
  • 10. I don’t believe so Example :I don’t believe so much in magic. Meaning: I have no belief in …….. 10
  • 11. I don’t care I don’t care if I pass or fail in the exam. Meaning: I am indifferent. 11
  • 12. Make my day Example : You did so well in your interview it made your fathers day. Meaning: Give one great pleasure. 12
  • 13. Under the weather Example: I am feeling under the weather. Meaning : I am not feeling well . 13
  • 14. I feel like Example: I feel like sleeping. /I feel like eating a cake. Meaning : I want or wish to sleep or eat ….. 14
  • 15. I don’t feel like Example: I don’t feel like eating broccoli. Meaning : I don’t want to ……. 15
  • 16. Can you help me? Example: Can you help me? : can you help me with my homework. Meaning : would you assist me. 16
  • 17. Leave me alone Example: Leave me alone I am not talking to you. Meaning : I need some time away from you or I am very angry with you. 17
  • 18. It’s on the house Example: The cup cake is on the house. Meaning : free or complimentary. 18
  • 19. It’s on me Example: I will Pay it on me. Meaning : It is my indulgence or treat. 19
  • 20. Are you busy? Example: Can I talk to you now or are you busy? Meaning : can I disturb 20
  • 21. Are you all right? Example: Are you all right? Do you need any thing. Meaning : comfort and offer help 21
  • 22. Do you mind if I…? Example: Do you mind if I if I finish this later Miss? Meaning: do you have any objection to my suggestion. 22
  • 23. Be careful! Example: Be careful when you walk on wet the floor. Meaning: cautioning or warning 23
  • 24. Watch out! Example: Watch out for banana peel when you walking. Meaning: to be on one's guard; be cautious 24
  • 25. Say it again, please! Example: Say it again, please! I unable to understand. Meaning : please repeat it. 25
  • 26. I’ll be there Example: I’ll be there in about an hour. Meaning : assurance you will keep your promise 26
  • 27. I’ll be back soon Example: Thank you for the help ,I’ll be back soon. Meaning: this is not the last meeting. 27
  • 28. I think so Example: Do you think so that this necklace suits my attire? Meaning: asking for an opinion. 28
  • 29. I don’t think so Example: I see your heel is broken .I don’t think so Meaning: I don’t believe that is happening to me. 29
  • 30. I guess so Example: I guess so he should call me. Meaning : basis of probability alone 30
  • 31. I guess not Example: I guess not Dev, we will do it tomorrow. Meaning :don't think so; I expect not; I suppose not; 31
  • 32. I have my way Example: I have my way to get extra pocket money from my mom. Meaning: to compel, constrain, or oblige (oneself or someone) to do something 32
  • 33. Find a way Example: I need to find a way to solve this cash flow. Meaning :The answer to or disposition of a problem. 33
  • 34. You can tell Example: You can tell me what you want say. Meaning : trust me or believe me 34
  • 35. I’m on my way Example: I’m on my way from office to work. Meaning : I am travelling one point to another. 35
  • 36. Let me know Example: Let me know if you need anything. Meaning: I am offering you my help and support. 36
  • 37. No pain, no gain! Example: No pain, no gain! Meaning : Successful, You must work hard for what you want and be 37
  • 38. Keep going Example: I try to keep me going till the end. Meaning :keep someone or something progressing 38
  • 39. The same to you Example: Thank you and the same to you Meaning : something previously mentioned or described 39
  • 40. Keep busy Example: If you keep busy, you will not be bored. Meaning: To become involved with, do, or take part in something 40
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