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Phrasal Verb - Reeling off

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To speak or recite something, often a list or series of items, in a continuous and often rapid manner. The person reeling off is typically focusing on delivering the information without interruption or error.

Examples​

No.Example
1The salesman reeled off a long list of features for the new product.
2During the interview, the candidate was asked to reel off their previous work experience.
3The teacher asked students to reel off the multiplication table up to 12.
4The politician reeled off a series of promises during the campaign.
5The chef reeled off the ingredients for the signature dish.
6The magician reeled off a string of impressive tricks.
7The tour guide reeled off facts about the historic site.
8The comedian reeled off jokes for an hour straight.
9The auctioneer reeled off bids and prices in quick succession.
10The bartender reeled off drink orders for the busy crowd.

Phrasal Verb - sailing through

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To complete a task or process easily and smoothly, often without encountering any difficulties or obstacles. This phrasal verb is derived from the nautical term 'to sail through' which means to pass through a body of water without stopping.

Examples​

No.Example
1Despite the complex project, the team was able to sail through it in record time.
2The interview went well and the candidate sailed through the selection process.
3The new employee sailed through her training and was ready for her first assignment.
4The sales team sailed through their targets for the quarter.
5The students sailed through their exams with excellent grades.
6The crisis was handled smoothly and the company sailed through it.
7The project manager was pleased that the team sailed through the challenges.
8The musician sailed through the audition and was offered a recording contract.
9The patient sailed through the surgery and recovered quickly.
10The travelers sailed through the customs checkpoint with ease.

Phrasal Verb - Singling Out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To identify or focus on a particular person or thing, often implying that others are being excluded or ignored. This phrasal verb can also mean to separate or isolate something from a group or situation.

Examples​

No.Example
1The teacher singled out the student who had answered correctly for praise.
2The company singled out its top performers for a special reward.
3The manager singled out the employee who had made a mistake for reprimand.
4The police singled out the suspect based on his appearance.
5The speaker singled out certain issues for further discussion.
6The team singled out the strongest player for the crucial match.
7The jury singled out the defendant for special scrutiny.
8The committee singled out the proposal for further consideration.
9The critic singled out the actor's performance for praise.
10The investigator singled out the clue that led to the solution.

Phrasal Verb - Giving Away

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To voluntarily transfer something, usually without expecting anything in return.
  2. To reveal a secret or a hidden fact.
  3. To cease resistance or control in a situation, often implying defeat or surrender.

Examples​

No.Example
1He gave away all his savings to help his friend in need.
2The detective gave away the location of the hidden treasure.
3After losing the game, the player gave away his queen.
4The politician was forced to give away sensitive information.
5The thief gave away his accomplice's name to the police.
6The dog gave away its position by barking.
7The defendant gave away his innocence by his nervous behavior.
8The manager gave away the secret of the company's new product.
9The witness gave away the identity of the suspect.
10The host gave away prizes to the audience during the show.

Phrasal Verb - Going on (phrasal verb)

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb Going on (phrasal verb)

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Definition​

  1. To continue doing something or to keep happening.
  2. To progress or develop further.
  3. To start or attend an event or activity, especially one that is already in progress.

Examples​

No.Example
1She went on studying late into the night.
2Despite the rain, we went on with our picnic.
3The speaker went on for hours without pausing.
4Can I go on in the interview, please?
5The accident went on for several hours.
6Let's go on a hike in the forest.
7The party went on until dawn.
8He went on to become a successful businessman.
9Go on, have another slice of cake.
10The investigation went on for months.