Expressions and Phrases Flashcards

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“Ok, guys, let’s call it a day.”

A

Call it a day means to finish or end.

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Don’t throw in the towel, you can do it!

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To throw in the towel is to quit/give up.

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“We are behind now but let’s roll with the punches, we can win this.”

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To roll with the punches is to not be defeated by difficult times. Adapt and move forward.

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He is a beginner, he might be out of his depth in the strength and conditioning class.

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To be out of your depth means you do not have enough knowledge/strength etc. for a situation.

E.g. When people talk about Politics, I am out of my depth.

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“I don’t know anything about yoga but I’ll give it my best shot.”

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Give it your best shot means to try something (often something difficult).

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“Don’t give up, you’ve got this.”

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You’ve got this means you can succeed.

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“I have a new client starting today, so I need to show her the ropes.”

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To show someone the ropes is to teach someone how to do something (such as a job or a process).

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“Great training, next week let’s change it up a little.”

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Let’s change it up means we are going to try a different strategy.

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