#6- Socializing & Making Plans.pdf-brainscape Flashcards

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What does “bump into” mean?

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To unexpectedly meet or encounter someone. Example: I bumped into Sarah at the grocery store yesterday and we talked for 30 minutes.

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What does “catch up” mean?

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To get up-to-date information with someone or something, often regarding recent events or news. Example: Let’s grab coffee and catch up with each other.

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What does “hit up” mean?

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To contact or approach someone, often for a casual or friendly interaction. Example: I’ll hit Jake up and see if he wants to join us for dinner tonight.

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What does “hang out” mean?

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To spend time together in a relaxed or informal setting. Example: We used to hang out at the park every weekend when we were kids.

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What does “set up” mean?

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To arrange or organize something, like a meeting, event, or date. Example: Sarah set up a surprise birthday party for her best friend.

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What does “iron out” mean?

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To resolve or work out the details of a plan or problem. Example: We need to iron out the details for our presentation on Friday.

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What is “a game plan”?

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A strategy or plan to help achieve a goal or complete a task. Often used for social reasons to discuss a detailed plan for an event or time together. Example: Before starting the project, we need to discuss and finalize our game plan.

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What does “low key” mean?

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Quiet, maintaining a relaxed atmosphere or not drawing much attention. Example: Let’s have a low key night in with movies and pizza.

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What does “play things by ear” mean?

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To improvise or decide spontaneously based on the situation. Example: We don’t have a strict schedule for the road trip; we’ll play things by ear.

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What does “bar hop/crawl” mean?

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To visit multiple bars or pubs in succession, usually in the same night. Example: We decided to bar hop downtown and experience the nightlife.

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What does “RSVP” mean?

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Responded to an invitation, typically indicating whether one will attend or not (from the French phrase “Répondez s’il vous plaît”). Example: She reminded her friends to RSVP for her birthday party next month.

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What does “up in the air” mean?

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Uncertain, not yet decided or finalized. Example: The date for the event is still up in the air; we need to confirm with the venue.

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What does “swing by” mean?

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To visit briefly or stop by a place. Example: I’ll swing by your office later to drop off the documents.

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What does “a previous engagement” mean?

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A commitment or plan that has already been made. Example: I can’t make it to the party tonight; I have previous engagements.

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What does “show up” mean?

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To arrive or appear at a place or event. Example: Despite the rain, everyone showed up for the outdoor concert.

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What does “back out” mean?

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To withdraw from a commitment or plan. Example: I can’t believe he backed out of the hiking trip at the last minute.

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What does “have a blast” mean?

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To have a great time; to enjoy yourself. Example: Thanks for inviting me to the party; I had a blast!

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What does “keep in touch” mean?

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To maintain communication or contact with someone over time. Example: Even though we live in different cities now, let’s promise to keep in touch and visit each other whenever we can.