Collocations, Idioms and others
Definition
firstly
used to refer to the first thing in a list
face-to-face interactions
an occasion when people have a conversation directly
familiar with
describe a level of knowledge or understanding that someone has about a particular subject, concept, or entity. When someone is "familiar with" something, it means they have some knowledge or experience with it and are acquainted with its characteristics, features, or details.
feeling the adrenaline rush
experiencing a surge of adrenaline, which is a hormone released by the body in response to intense excitement, fear, or stress. It is often described as a sudden burst of energy or a heightened state of arousal.
feeling disappointed and frustrated
experiencing a sense of letdown, sadness, or dissatisfaction, often accompanied by a feeling of annoyance, irritation, or exasperation. These emotions arise when something doesn't meet your expectations, desires, or goals, or when you encounter obstacles or setbacks that hinder your progress.
flag down
This is a phrasal verb that means to signal to someone to get their attention.
fit into my lifestyle
This is a collocation that means something is compatible with one's daily routine or habits.
fit into my lifestyle
This is a collocation that means something is compatible with one's daily routine or habits.
flaunts his success
this is a phrasal verb that means to show off or boast about one's achievements or possessions.
focus on self-care
prioritizing activities and practices that promote one's physical, mental, and emotional well-being. It involves directing attention, time, and energy towards taking care of oneself and nurturing personal needs, health, and happiness.
