phrasal verb and idioms

2000 collocations and phrase in use

PUT UP WITH

to tolerate or endure something unpleasant or difficult.

CATCH UP

to reach the same level or standard as someone or something that is ahead in progress or development.

LOOK AFTER

to care for someone or something, ensuring their well-being and needs are met.

CLICK

An action in which a user presses a mouse button or trackpad to select an item on a computer interface or screen.

CHOOSE

An action where a user selects an item or an option on a computer interface, usually by pressing a mouse button, trackpad, or touchscreen.

Have a good head for sth

to have a natural ability or talent for something, often related to understanding or managing it well.

get a kick out of

to derive enjoyment or pleasure from something.

take out insurance on sth

to obtain a policy that provides financial protection against potential loss or damage to a specific item or situation.

go to one’s head

to become overly vain or arrogant as a result of success or achievement.

off one’s head

to be irrational or insane, often referring to someone acting in a bizarre or nonsensical manner.

put one’s foot in one’s mouth

to say something embarrassing or inappropriate, often unintentionally.

carry on an affair (idm)

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