Collocations, Idioms, and Linking words

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Collocations, Idioms and others

Definition

felt a mix of excitement and exhaustion

experiencing a combination of both positive anticipation or thrill and physical or mental fatigue. It implies having conflicting emotions of enthusiasm and weariness simultaneously.

settled into

to become comfortable in a new place or situation.

rushing to catch their flights

to individuals being in a hurry or acting quickly in order to reach their departing flights on time. It suggests that they have limited time available and are making an effort to avoid being late or missing their flights.

come alive

to become lively or active

make it to the airport

successfully reaching the airport in time to catch a scheduled flight or meet someone who is arriving. It refers to arriving at the airport before the departure or arrival time, ensuring that there is sufficient time to complete check-in procedures, security checks, and be present at the designated gate or arrival area.

catch a flight

to arrive in time to board an airplane or other means of transportation.

find a solution

the process of identifying and implementing a resolution or answer to a problem, challenge, or dilemma. It involves actively searching for a course of action or approach that can effectively address the issue at hand and lead to a desirable outcome.

address the problem

taking action to acknowledge, confront, and deal with an issue or difficulty. It involves actively engaging with the problem, understanding its nature, and implementing measures to alleviate, resolve, or mitigate its impact.

running smoothly

This is a collocation that means something is operating without any problems or interruptions.

at a loss

This is an idiom that means to be unable to find a solution to a problem or to be uncertain about what to do.

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