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Phrasal Verb - Pull in

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To pull in someone or something means to move them towards you, often with a force or energy, or to attract something, often interest, attention, or a resource. It can also mean to incorporate or include something, such as a new idea or a latest technology, into a system or process. In some cases, it can also imply that something is fixed in place, such as a pin or a peg.

Examples​

No.Example
1She's pulling in her children from playtime to have dinner.
2The sales manager is working hard to pull in new customers.
3The team leader decided to pull in a professional to help with the project.
4The mechanic tried to pull in some gasoline to get the engine started.
5The company is trying to pull in the latest technology to improve efficiency.
6He's pulling in his old college friends to help him with his new business.
7The designer made sure to pull in enough fabric when cutting out the costume.
8The economy is pulling in tourists with its beautiful beaches.
9The teacher is trying to pull in her students' attention with an interesting story.
10The crash test dummies are pulled in for the safety tests.

Phrasal Verb - Make Over

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

A phrasal verb that means to give something a completely new and often improved appearance, design, or style. This can include transforming the exterior or interior of a building, dressing up or changing someone's appearance, or updating and renewing something to make it look modern, fashionable, or attractive.

Examples​

No.Example
1The interior designer made over the living room with a minimalist aesthetic.
2The makeup artist made over the model's look with a bold new hairstyle and eye makeup.
3The company made over their logo and brand identity to appeal to a younger audience.
4The carpenter made over the old dresser with a fresh coat of paint and new hardware.
5The lifestyle blogger made over her home with a bohemian vibe and plenty of plants.
6The stylist made over the celebrity's wardrobe with a focus on sustainable fashion.
7The event planner made over the venue with a dramatic lighting and decoration scheme.
8The beauty vlogger made over her skin with a new skincare routine and makeup products.
9The tech startup made over their website with a clean and user-friendly design.
10The artist made over her studio with a new mural and inspiring artwork.

Phrasal Verb - picking at

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To pick at something means to touch or pull at it gently, often in a small way, or to criticize or comment on someone or something in a slight or condescending manner. It can also mean to address or deal with something in a gradual or causal manner. This phrasal verb is often used to describe a subtle or passive action.

Examples​

No.Example
1She picked at her food, not feeling like eating.
2He picked at her ideas, trying to find flaws.
3They picked at the edges of the problem, not wanting to tackle it head-on.
4She picked at her scab, knowing it would scar.
5He picked at the sheet music, trying to learn the melody.
6They picked at the flaws in her design, but it was still a good idea.
7She picked at her dress, making sure it was perfect for the date.
8He picked at the cake, searching for the hidden prize.
9They picked at the sound system, trying to find the right setting.
10She picked at her plants, making sure they had enough water.

Phrasal Verb - Dressing Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To dress up means to get dressed in formal or more attractive clothing, usually to make a good impression or to feel more confident. It can also refer to enhancing or beautifying something, such as a garden or a room.

Examples​

No.Example
1She loves to dress up for parties and special occasions.
2The store doesn't just sell clothes, it's a place to dress up and get styled.
3We need to dress up the foyer with some fresh greenery and flowers.
4After the gym, I like to dress up and feel more energized.
5The actor had to dress up as a king for the movie audition.
6The wedding required the guests to dress up formal.
7The theme park's Halloween event encourages visitors to dress up in costumes.
8When going on a date, I always make sure to dress up and look my best.
9He plans to dress up his old bike and make it look like new.
10In some cultures, dressing up is a significant part of the traditional festivals.

Phrasal Verb - Growing Out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To gradually come to an end or disappear, especially after a difficult or unpleasant experience. It can also mean to let one's hair grow longer naturally.

Examples​

No.Example
1After going through a rough breakup, she decided to grow out of her sadness and focus on her career.
2The trend of wearing bell-bottom jeans grew out and was replaced by skinny jeans.
3He couldn't wait to grow out of his acne-prone teenage years.
4The city's crime rate is finally growing out, thanks to the new police initiatives.
5She grew out of her fear of public speaking and started giving presentations.
6The company grew out of a small startup to become a global corporation.
7The old-fashioned hairstyles are growing out of style.
8The children grew out of their clothes quickly.
9The economy is growing out of the recession.
10He grew out of his rebellious phase and became a responsible adult.

Phrasal Verb - keeping up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To continue at the same pace or level as others, especially in terms of work, studies, or fashion. It can also mean to stay informed about the latest trends or news.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll have to keep up with my studies if I want to get good grades.
2Despite being older, she keeps up with the latest technology.
3The fashion industry is always keeping up with the latest trends.
4If you want to keep up with your friends, you need to be more punctual.
5I find it hard to keep up with my emails these days.
6He's struggling to keep up with the demands of his new job.
7The team is doing well, we need to keep up the good work.
8I'll have to keep up my exercise routine if I want to stay fit.
9I can't keep up with the price of groceries these days.
10Let's keep up the conversation and not let it die down.