Collocations, Idioms, and Linking words

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Collocations, Idioms and others

Definition

belonged to

This is a collocation that refers to ownership, indicating that something is owned by someone.

be very rewarding to be able to

expresses a sense of fulfillment, satisfaction, or personal gratification that comes from having the opportunity or ability to do something. It implies that the experience or accomplishment brings a significant and positive impact, often on an emotional or personal level.

become a staple

something that has become a fundamental or essential part of a particular context, routine, or culture. It implies that the item, practice, or concept is consistently present, relied upon, and considered necessary or customary within that specific context.

battlements at the top

a wall with gaps or indentations that allow defenders to fire weapons from a protected position

bond with

to form a close connection or relationship with someone.

break down

to divide into smaller parts to make it easier to understand or manage.

broke down

to stop working properly.

busy lives

This collocation means having a lot of activities or responsibilities to attend to. In my response, I mentioned that we wanted to get away from our busy lives and spend some time in nature.

Be impossible to

something cannot be done or achieved under any circumstances.

break the mold

put an end to a restrictive pattern of events or behavior by doing things in a markedly different way

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