Find ... in the search
Look at someone. Look up and down.
Review/review
Look at ... about ...
Looking forward to looking forward to.
Browse through; see through
take on an entirely new look
Common phrases of fear:
frightened
Fear of fear.
Because of fear/worry; fear that
Common phrases of concentrate:
be absorbed in ...
be absorbed in ...
Similar phrases:
be absorbed in
concentrate on
Devote oneself wholeheartedly.
Focus on
Surprisingly common phrases:
in surprise
To sb's surprise.
Be surprised at/do/that.
Be surprised at sth.
Words and phrases indicating the action or state of "dressing"
1. The actions described are:
penetrate
put on
Dress
dress sb.
2. Said the state are:
be dressed
be at home
dress
Have ... in
Common phrases and words expressing "like"
like
like
like
hobby
Take pleasure in
Common fault phrases:
Is there much/no difficulty in doing ...
Go to great trouble to do it
Take the trouble to do sth.
Give sb. trouble to do sth.
Embarrass sb. Do sth.
make trouble
Be in (great) trouble
Get into trouble; get into trouble
Help sb. out of stuck
help sb. out of trouble
Common phrases at the end:
It's over ...................................................
end to end ...
Standing upright, continuous
Finally, finally; finally
End with doing ... end with ...
Make ends meet
Phrases indicating "cause" and "caused by ...":
1. Reason
Cause sth. (to-do list)
lead to
lead to
2. Be caused by ... ...
Caused by ...
root
grow out of
lie in
"Go all out" this sentence:
as best as one can
Spare no effort to do it
Take pains to do it.
Go all out to do it
Do what someone can do.
Do what sb. can.
Directional phrases:
In the direction of.
Under the guidance of ... Under the guidance of ... ...
Follow the instructions, follow the instructions.
Very common phrases:
Far from the requirements of ... ...
(a place) is far away from a place.
Very far away.
So far; So far away
As far as someone is concerned. Someone knows.
so far
(before the superlative, after the comparative) plays an important role.
Distance common phrases:
Far away.
from afar
Keep sb. at a distance
Keep a distance from sb.
There is no distance at all. Not far.
Use common phrases:
Used to do it.
Get used to doing sth ... ...
Used for doing is used for doing. ...
Make full use of ...
come into use ...
It's no use doing ... it's no use doing. ...
Several Different Expressions of "What's the matter"
... what's wrong with it ?
... what's wrong
... what's the problem
What happened to (someone). ) ?
Common expressions of "as we all know":
As we all know ... subject clause, hopeless.
As we all know, attributive clauses are placed at the beginning of a sentence.
We all know that (that) is followed by an object clause.
Everyone knows that (that) is followed by an object clause.
This is well known. Uncontrolled clause, placed at the end of the sentence.
Common phrases of "agree with someone":
Agree with sb/sth. say
Agree to sth.
Be in favor of sth.
Be in favor of sth.
Agree to sth.
Be in favor of sth.
"Disagree"
Disagree with sb. /what sb. say
Oppose sth.
Disapprove of sth.
Oppose sth.
Common symbolic phrases:
sign
Signal sb. (not) to do sth.
Send a signal to sb. Do (not) something.
Signs of …
Signs of …
The difference between preferring and preferring.
1. I'd rather ... ...
Would rather be a than b.
Prefer a to B.
I'd rather be a than b.
2. prefer subject+past tense, which means "prefer"
I'd rather you came tomorrow than today.
I should like someone better. Do sth. /Should prefer subject+past tense, which means "prefer ..."
I would rather you didn't go there alone.
I would rather you didn't go there alone.
Trap common phrases
Fall into the trap
Be led into a trap
Set a trap to do sth. trap ...
Be trapped in sth. Be trapped by ... ...
Common phrases of growth
In the process of ... ...
Grow up; grow up
Growrrichon relied on ...
Growtinto grew into ...
Grow up from ... ...
Make common phrases
consist of ...
Make up for compensation
Is caused by ...
Make-up; Composition; Make up/make up/make up/make up/make up/configure/make up/make up (a bed)
Can be made ...
Make fun of; mimical
Make a living
The difference between supply, offer and offer:
1. means "offer something to someone"
Offer sb. Use sth.
Supply/provide sth. For sb
Supply sth. To sb.
Offer to sb. Something.
Offer to do sth.
Offer to do sth.
Step 3 express "if" and "if"
If/if
= on condition that
= Only if
Meet the demand.
Common supply phrases
under-supply
Medical/military supplies
The supply of ... a lot.
Lack of common phrases
Be short of sth. be insufficient to ...
Make up for ...
compensate ...
Because/because/because/because of lack of …
Due to the shortage of.
No shortage, no shortage.
Common damaged phrases
Be harmful to ... ...
Do harm to ... ...
Claim damages.
The difference between dying of and dying of.
Die of means "die of illness" or die of freezing, sadness or excessive sadness.
Die of cancer/grief/hunger/anger/cold
To die means to die from trauma, accident and overwork. For example:
Died of polluted air/overwork/knife wound
Common phrases
Die for your country. Die for your country.
Die down, go out and calm down.
Extinct, dead.
Calm down and calm down.
Die heroically
Threatening common words
Threaten sb. Use sth. Threaten sb.
Threaten to do ... threaten to do ...
Under the threat of … ...
Quick common phrases
speed up
At the speed of ... At the speed of ...
At breakneck speed
Aim common phrases
aim at
reach goals
aim at
The difference between permission and permission
The usage of the form "allow to do something" or "allow someone to do something" is basically the same.
Allow to do sth.
Allow sb. Do sth.
Allow/allow sth
Generally, in the absolute construction, it means "time, conditions, etc." and is often used in permit.
Time/weather permitting, I'll drop in to see her.
Allow can also mean "admit" and "consider". For example:
1. We allow him to be wronged.
Considering the delay on the road, it will take one hour to go there.
Express common phrases
Pass by ... in the way of ... ...
In this way/in this way
Never/never
By all means, by all means.
Keep common phrases
Keep up with … ..
Keep sb. Do sth. Let sb. Always do this.
Keep sb. Do sth. Stop ... from doing ...
Don't trample on the grass. Don't trample on the grass.
Stick to the subject.
Keep in touch with ...
Mark's common phrases
Become famous.
There are signs that
Get full marks ...
Seating common phrases
Take a seat.
Please sit down, please sit down.
See/find someone. To see/find someone sitting ...
Sit down, sit down
Please sit down.
Usage of some verbs +to+doing
expect
Get to work
opposition
Devote oneself to …
pay attention to
Prefer … to …
Give common phrases
Give up. Give up
yield to
Send out
Give away, give away
Cause ...
Fatigue, exhaustion, emission.
Suitable for common phrases
Fit fit
Stay healthy.
Be suitable for doing sth. Be suitable for … ..
adjust/adapt to ...
A fitting dress.
... suitable for sb. It suits someone.
Arrive at common phrases
Reach an agreement
Reach for ... reach out enough/enough. ...
Within reach/reach.
Reach sb.' s understanding and make sb. understand.
Enter common phrases
Feed sth. To provide [somebody]/[somebody] with food. About something. fodder ...
Tired of …/Tired of …/Tired of …
be sick of
feed on ...
Common words of kindness
Mercilessly and cruelly
Show sympathy for ... ...
Be at the mercy of
Beg for mercy, beg for forgiveness
Existing common phrases
In/in/in. ...
existent
Begin to exist/form
Common phrases of opinions
In sb's opinion.
Have a high/low opinion of ...
Give ... a high/low rating. ...
Give an opinion on ...
Talk about your own views on ... ...
Persuade common phrases
Persuade sb. To-do list =
Persuade sb. do sth.
Persuade sb. Do sth.
Try to convince someone. to do sth
Try to persuade someone to do something.
Persuade sb. For sth.
Persuade sb. Agree to sth.
Use common phrases
Be engaged to sb.
Be engaged to sb.
Engage in sth. =
Be busy doing sth.
Be busy with sth.
The difference between wide and wide.
They can all mean "wide" and "wide"
A river 50 feet wide.
Refers to the body part "wide shoulders and wide back", which is generally expressed by broad.
Generally use "open your eyes and mouth".
Broad shoulders/back
open eyes wide
with an open mouth
Wide can also be used as an adverb, meaning "completely and greatly"
Fully awake
Open the door
Of course common phrases
Be sure of ...
firmly believe ...
Be sure to do something
I believe it will. ...
Ensure +that- clause
Be sure ... be sure ...
Make sure ...
find ...
Experience common phrases
Have experience in ...
Have experience in ... ...
Have experience in ...
Have experience in ... ...
Common pain phrases
Take pains to do it.
Try to do sth.
Spare no effort to do it
Go all out to do sth
Stick to common phrases
Stick to sth.
emphasize ......
Stick ...
paste ...
Fall into ...
divide ...
Don't post money
Don't post
Omit common phrases
To free up money/time for ...
Save money and time
In his spare time
In his spare time
Spare no effort to do it
Spare no effort to do it.
Don't be stingy with your opinion.
Don't reserve your opinion.
Different meanings of letting go
Put down (knife and fork). ...
counterinsurgency
restrain
Put someone down. say
Write it down, write it down
Different meanings of occupation
Cultivate a hobby
cultivate ...
Start playing football
begin ...
get to work
continue ...
Occupy ... time/space
Consume, occupy ...
take office
take office
Start singing/crying
Follow ...
Habitual common phrases
Form/form the habit of ...
Get into the habit of. ...
Have the habit of ...
Have the habit of ... ...
Get into the habit of.
Get into the bad habit of ...
Get rid of habits =
Get rid of habits =
Get rid of this habit
Get rid of the habit of.
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