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Phrasal Verb - leaving out

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To intentionally exclude or omit something from consideration, discussion, or a list.
  2. To forget or fail to mention something that is important or relevant.
  3. To depart or go away from a place, often in a hurry.

Examples​

No.Example
1He left out an important detail in his presentation, which caused confusion among the audience.
2She forgot to leave out the milk when making the cake, resulting in a dense texture.
3My roommate left out without telling me that he had borrowed my car.
4The manager left out several key points during the team meeting.
5I accidentally left out my keys in the car and had to break a window to get in.
6The teacher left out a difficult question on the exam, making it easier for the students.
7He left out early to avoid traffic and arrive at the conference on time.
8She left out her purse on the table and it was stolen while she was in the bathroom.
9The chef left out a crucial ingredient in the recipe, ruining the dish.
10The politician left out several facts that contradicted his statement

Phrasal Verb - Shaping or forming something carefully and thoroughly

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb Shaping or forming something carefully and thoroughly

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Definition​

"Lick into shape" is a phrasal verb meaning to shape or form something carefully and thoroughly, often using effort and persistence, as if using a tongue to shape a substance. This can be applied to various situations, such as shaping clay, refining a plan, or improving a skill.

Examples​

No.Example
1The potter spent hours licking his clay into perfect shape before firing it.
2The chef licked the dough into shape before baking it into a delicious loaf.
3The team worked tirelessly to lick their strategy into shape for the upcoming game.
4The sculptor spent days licking his marble statue into the desired form.
5The teacher licked her students' behavior into shape, turning them into well-mannered children.
6The artist licked her painting into shape, adding final touches and refining the details.
7The politician licked his speech into shape, rehearsing it over and over until it was perfect.
8The athlete licked his technique into shape, practicing until he mastered the move.
9The chef licked his sauce into shape, adjusting the seasoning until it was just right.
10The musician licked his performance into shape, perfecting every note and rhythm.