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Phrasal Verb - showing off

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

A phrasal verb meaning to act in an extravagant or ostentatious way, often to impress or draw attention to oneself, sometimes at the expense of others.

Examples​

No.Example
1Sarah showed off her new car to her friends, revving the engine loudly.
2John's boss was impressed when he showed off his language skills during the business trip.
3The children showed off their artistic talents during the school fair.
4The actor showed off his athletic abilities during the live performance.
5Mike showed off his knowledge of wine during the dinner party.
6The mayor showed off the city's new infrastructure to the visiting dignitaries.
7Tom's sister showed off her cooking skills when they had guests over.
8The students showed off their musical abilities during the talent show.
9The chef showed off his culinary skills during the cooking competition.
10The athlete showed off his strength and agility during the sports event.

Phrasal Verb - Sitting Out (Phrasal Verb)

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Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb Sitting Out (Phrasal Verb)

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Definition​

  1. To deliberately choose not to participate in an activity or event, often due to personal reasons or a strategic decision. 2. To wait or observe from the sidelines, especially during a game or competition. 3. To be excluded or omitted from a group or activity.

Examples​

No.Example
1John decided to sit out the party due to a family emergency.
2The coach asked the injured player to sit out the next game.
3Several students chose to sit out the protest.
4The new employee was asked to sit out the meeting while they familiarized themselves with the team.
5The team agreed to let their star player sit out the last match to rest.
6The pregnant woman was advised to sit out the long hike.
7The controversial speaker was asked to sit out the debate.
8The dog was told to sit out the kitchen while dinner was being prepared.
9Due to the rain, the spectators were invited to sit out in the covered grandstand.
10The investor decided to sit out the market until the economic situation improved.