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Word of the Day
💥menorah /məˈnorə/
✍🏾: an object that holds seven or nine candles and that is used in Jewish worship
🔺The boy is lighting a Hanukkah menorah.
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Slang of the Day
💢ex-con
✍🏾Meaning: someone who has spent time in jail
❕For example:
🔺It can be very hard for an ex-con to get a job once he's been released from jail.
🔺There's a program that ex-cons can join that helps them start a new life and a new career.
🗨Origin: short for "ex-convict"
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Idiom of the Day
💥strive to do
✍🏾Meaning
✅to try very hard to achieve
✅to be doing something meticulously in order to achieve good results
✅to dedicate tough efforts to do something
✅struggle for some work to get done
📌Example Sentences
🔺This is perhaps the only politician that I have come across who strives to do what he promised.
🔺I am striving to achieve my goals of getting into the top management college of the country.
🔺She strives to prove herself every day.
🔺He is striving to earn so much so that he can pay for his father’s surgery.
🔺I have strived to have come up in the social circle by participating in as many events as I possibly could.
🔺My daughter strives to get better marks but her focus is always on sports and extracurricular activities.
🔺You must always remember that when you strive to achieve something, it is most likely that you will figure out a way to get it.
🔺I cannot believe that you have strived to earn the last two years just so that you could get an upgrade on your car. Was it worth the time and effort that you put into it?
🗨Origin
The phrase originates for its literal meaning. The action verb in the phrase can be switched with any other as per the usage and scenario.
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Slang of the Day
💥smart-arse
🇬🇧British English Offensive
✍🏾Meaning: a person who's annoying because they try to show how clever and knowledgeable they are (n.) | having an annoying way of trying to seem clever (adj.)
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🔺Greg sounds like a bit of a smart-arse when he's in a discussion because he states his opinion as if it's the last word on a topic.
🔺We don't need some smart-arse ecology professor coming out here and telling us how to run our farms.
🗨Variety: This slang term is typically used in British English but may be used in other varieties of English to
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Word of the Day
💥neighborly /ˈneɪbɚli/
or British neighbourly
✍🏾: helpful and friendly
🔺Cooking a meal for the elderly man is very neighborly.
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Slang of the day
💥whoopee
✍🏾Meaning: an interjection of great enjoyment or excitement
📌For example:
🔺Whoopee! I won the top prize!
🔺As Suzie was riding the rollercoaster, she threw her arms in the air and shouted, "Whoopee!!"
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Idiom of the Day
💥on the off-chance
✍🏾Meaning: You can say you're doing something "on the off-chance" if you're doing it because it might lead to something that you want, even though it's not definite.
📌For example:
🔺Photographers follow celebrities around on the off-chance that they can get a good photograph of them and sell it.
🔺I'll call Frank and tell him where we are on the off-chance that he can join us.
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