27 posts tagged with "Workplace"

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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.

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1. To cause something, such as dust or noise, to rise or be created, often unintentionally or in a violent or careless way.
2. To begin or start something, often suddenly or enthusiastically.
3. To complain or protest about something, often to a superior or authority figure.

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1. To allow someone to go or leave, especially after detaining them or keeping them waiting. 2. To release something, especially a gas or steam, suddenly and in a large quantity. 3. To excuse or pardon someone for a mistake or misbehavior. 4. To express emotions, especially anger, by using strong language or actions. 5. To relax and enjoy oneself, often after a period of hard work or stress.

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1. To reduce the pressure or intensity of something, such as work or criticism, usually temporarily. 2. To reveal a secret or betray a confidence. 3. To allow a vehicle to move, especially a car or train, by releasing the brake or throttle.

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To express contempt, disapproval, or superiority towards someone or something, often in a condescending or arrogant manner.

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Acting up is a versatile phrasal verb that primarily describes behavior or function that deviates negatively from the expected norm. In one common sense, it refers to misbehaving or behaving badly, particularly by children, pets, or individuals who are being unruly, disobedient, or causing trouble and disruption. This usage implies a deviation from good conduct or decorum. Secondly, it is frequently used to describe a malfunction, faulty operation, or improper functioning of a machine, device, or system. This could range from a car engine making unusual noises, a computer freezing unexpectedly, or an appliance not working as it should, indicating a technical issue that requires attention. Thirdly, it can be employed to describe the worsening or recurrence of a physical condition, illness, or pain, such as an old injury flaring up, an allergy manifesting symptoms, or a chronic ailment becoming more troublesome or painful. Across all contexts, 'acting up' generally conveys that something is not performing or behaving as it normally should, often leading to annoyance, inconvenience, or concern.

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To invite someone, typically a person with whom one has a romantic interest, to accompany them on a date or to a social event with the implicit or explicit intention of exploring or developing a romantic relationship. This action often signifies a transition from a platonic acquaintance or friendship to a potential romantic courtship. It involves a direct proposal for a shared activity outside of casual or group interactions, such as dinner, a movie, coffee, a concert, or any other activity designed for two people to spend focused, quality time together to get to know each other better in a romantic context. The act of asking someone out can be accompanied by feelings of nervousness, excitement, or anticipation, as it carries the risk of rejection but also the potential for a new romantic connection.

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