Collocations, Idioms, and Linking words

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Definition

spend some time planning out

allocating a certain amount of time to carefully think through and organize the details or steps involved in a particular task, project, or activity. It implies taking the necessary time and effort to develop a plan or strategy before proceeding with the actual execution.

speak out against

"speak out" is a phrasal verb that means to express one's opinions publicly and without fear.

surviving an assassination

the act of enduring or escaping an attempt on one's life by someone who intends to assassinate or kill them.

strong work ethic

the belief that hard work is important and necessary for success.

share my knowledge

to give or exchange information or expertise.

Seeking help

This collocation means to ask for assistance or support when needed. In my response, I mentioned that the experience taught me the importance of seeking help when needed.

Shake the feeling

try to get rid of or overcome a particular emotion, sensation, or state of mind that is persistent or lingering

Strapped into a harness

to fasten a seat belt around someone in a car, aircraft, or other vehicle, for safety purposes

Sense of thrill and excitement

The feeling of excitement or exhilaration that comes with an experience.

shed light on

to provide information about something or to make something easier to understand

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