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Question 1

Let me tell you

Answer 1

phrase

Used to emphasize what you are saying

_{Well, let me tell you…it was the hottest place I’ve ever been to!}

_{Let me tell you, I don’t think I can do that again…}

Question 2

Maximum capacity

Answer 2

adjective - noun

The biggest possible amount

_{The stadium easily reaches maximum capacity on weekends.}

_{I think my team’s work is at maximum capacity this month.}

Question 3

Literally

Answer 3

adverb

Used to emphasize what is really true

_{I have literally no idea where she is!}

_{This is literally the best steak I’ve ever had!}

Question 4

Unwilling

Answer 4

adjective

Not prepared to do something

_{He seems to be unwilling to help me…}

_{They are unwilling to sign this contract so soon.}

Question 5

Kill yourself (doing something)

Answer 5

verbal phrase

To give yourself more work or stress than you can deal with

_{Try to finish this by Monday, but don’t kill yourself!}

_{I killed myself trying to finish this on time.}

Question 6

Just a matter of weeks/days/etc.

Answer 6

phrase

Just a few weeks/days/hours

_{It’s just a matter of months before China attacks.}

_{It’s just a matter of days until it starts snowing.}

Question 7

Sit on an idea

Answer 7

idiom

To have an idea, but not execute it

_{They’ve been sitting on this idea for ages.}

_{You shouldn’t sit on that great idea for too long.}

Question 8

Validate

Answer 8

verb

To prove the accuracy of something

_{It’ll be hard for us to validate these results.}

_{They were able to validate everything that was in the report.}

Question 9

“Take your foot off the brake”

Answer 9

phrase

Stop trying to hold back something / go forward

_{You should just take your foot off the break and let her do what she wants.}

_{Take your foot off the break and relax…}

Question 10

Crush it

Answer 10

phrasal verb

To do something successfully

_{Congratulations on the presentation, you crushed it!}

_{I think we crushed it at the meeting yesterday!}

Question 11

Shut something down

Answer 11

phrasal verb

To stop continuing with something

_{Unfortunately we’ll need to shut this project down.}

_{Let’s just shut it down!}

Question 12

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