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Phrasal Verb - Nipping In

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To go into a place or enter a situation briefly or quietly, without making a big entrance.

Examples​

No.Example
1She nipped in to grab a snack before the movie started.
2He nipped in to say hello to his friend who was passing by.
3She nipped in to get some fresh air after being cooped up all day.
4They nipped in to catch a quick glimpse of the sunset.
5He nipped in to pick up some last-minute shopping.
6She nipped in to borrow a book from the library.
7They nipped in to enjoy a quiet dinner before the concert.
8He nipped in to grab a coffee before heading to work.
9She nipped in to attend an impromptu meeting.
10They nipped in to spend a few minutes together before they had to split up.

Phrasal Verb - Pulling Off

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To successfully accomplish or carry out something, often something that is considered difficult or requiring skill. It can also imply a sense of convincing or deceiving others into believing something.

Examples​

No.Example
1If you can pull off a successful business plan, you'll be well on your way to a lucrative career.
2Many actors struggle to pull off the correct accent for their roles.
3Learning to play a musical instrument can be challenging, but with practice, you'll be able to pull off advanced pieces.
4She was known for her ability to pull off bold fashion choices without appearing tacky.
5After months of preparation, we're confident that we can pull off a flawless presentation.
6He tried to pull off a fake injury to get out of work, but his colleagues saw right through him.
7It took her several attempts before she could pull off the perfect skills needed to conquer the game.
8To pull off this illusion, the magician carefully constructed the set and rehearsed his performance.
9The tourists were amazed by the local artist's ability to pull off a realistic painting of the city.
10Once you've mastered the technique, you should be able to pull off even the most complex math calculations with ease.

Phrasal Verb - Doll Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'doll up' is a colloquialism that involves making oneself look attractive or stylish, often by impressing others with one's appearance. It can also refer to decorating or making something more attractive, typically by adding embellishments or ornaments. This verb is often used in informal or casual settings and is particularly popular in urban or street culture.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'm going to doll up for the music festival tonight.
2The interior designer will doll up the living room with new furniture and accessories.
3She likes to doll up as a superhero for cosplay events.
4The model took hours to doll up for the photoshoot.
5He's been dolling up his old bike to sell it online.
6They're planning to doll up the restaurant with a new theme.
7His new hairstyle is set to doll him up for the summer.
8The event organizer is working hard to doll up the festival with decorations and entertainment.
9We need to doll up the display to make it more appealing to customers.
10Dressing up is optional, but it's more fun to doll up for networking parties.