Words &Idions Flashcards
Milestone
Hito
Stalemate
Impasse
Deadlock
Stagger
The drunk man staggered along the road
I was staggered / astonished to hear that he had died
To jostle
To shove, to push
In the concert, I was jostled by fans
Bored to death
Bored out of my mind
Out of hand
Out of control
To take sth on board
Have you taken it on board?
To consider
Get over
Have you got over your flu?
Get on with
Come on, get on with it (job)
I get on well with my sistema
Get down
Let’s get down to the core- nitty gritty
We need to get down to bussiness
Get down on your knees
Arrodillarse
Get unto
John got into trouble
Get along
How are you getting along?
My friends and I get along very well
I get along very well with my sisters
We need to get along without luxuries
Get about
In London you can get about by subway
My grandpa gets about as if he was twenty
Get away
It was very difficult to get away from Alcatraz
Get ahead
In order to get ahead in bussiness, you need to be assertive
(Adelantar) In the race, the german runner got ahead of the french one and won the competition
To a tee
Perfectly or completely
This suit fits you to a tee
Overcome
Overcome a problem
Overawe
Indimidar
I feel overawed by the situation
Overshadow
Karen has always felt overshadowed by her famous elder sister
Overwrought
My teacher Helen was overwrought at the football match
She was so tired and overwrought that she burst into tears.
Overpower
The gunman was finally overpowered by three security guards.
Undercover
An undercover agent
Underdog
The underdog won the match
Undercut
Your argument is undercut by the lack of evidence
They claim to undercut their competitors by at least five percent.