Chunks em Inglês
Estudo de blocos de linguagem e expressões comuns em inglês com frases de exemplo para falantes de português.
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- catch up with
- Let's grab a coffee sometime soon so we can catch up with each other.
- make up your mind
- You need to make up your mind before the restaurant closes.
- at the end of the day
- At the end of the day, you have to do what makes you happy.
- bear in mind
- Bear in mind that the traffic is usually terrible around five.
- by the way
- By the way, did you remember to lock the front door?
- figure out
- I am trying to figure out how to assemble this new bookshelf.
- get rid of
- We should really get rid of all these old magazines taking up space.
- have a look
- Can you have a look at this email and tell me what you think?
- in the long run
- Investing in quality shoes will save you money in the long run.
- keep an eye on
- Could you keep an eye on my bag while I use the restroom?
- make sense
- That explanation makes a lot of sense, thank you.
- never mind
- Never mind, I found my keys right under the couch.
- on the other hand
- The city is exciting, but on the other hand, it can be very noisy.
- out of the blue
- She called me completely out of the blue after five years.
- pay attention
- Please pay attention to the safety briefing before we take off.
- run out of
- We have run out of milk, so I need to go to the supermarket.
- so far so good
- How is the new project going? So far so good.
- take it easy
- You look exhausted, so just take it easy this weekend.
- to be honest
- To be honest, I really did not enjoy that movie at all.
- up to you
- We can eat pizza or tacos tonight, it is entirely up to you.
- call it a day
- We have worked for eight hours straight, let's call it a day.
- get in touch
- I will get in touch with you as soon as I get the final schedule.
- have second thoughts
- Are you having second thoughts about moving to another city?
- in advance
- You need to book your train tickets well in advance during the holidays.
- keep in touch
- It was great seeing you again, let's keep in touch.
- look forward to
- I really look forward to seeing you at the party tonight.
- make a difference
- Even small donations can make a big difference in someone's life.
- no big deal
- Do not worry about being late, it is really no big deal.
- off the top of my head
- Off the top of my head, I think the meeting starts at three.
- point of view
- From my point of view, we should wait before buying a new car.
- right away
- I will send you the document right away so you can review it.
- see eye to eye
- My brother and I rarely see eye to eye on political issues.
- take your time
- There is no rush at all, please take your time deciding.
- under the weather
- I am feeling a bit under the weather today, so I will stay home.
- as soon as possible
- Please call me back as soon as possible regarding the contract.
- break the ice
- He told a funny joke at the start of the meeting to break the ice.
- change your mind
- Let me know if you change your mind about joining us for dinner.
- deal with
- I do not want to deal with customer complaints today.
- for the time being
- We will stay in this small apartment for the time being.
- get used to
- It took me several months to get used to waking up early.
- hold on a second
- Hold on a second, I think I dropped my wallet.
- in charge of
- Who is in charge of organizing the office party this year?
- keep in mind
- Keep in mind that the store closes earlier on Sundays.
- make sure
- Make sure you turn off the oven before leaving the house.
- once in a while
- I like to treat myself to a fancy dinner once in a while.
- play it by ear
- We do not have a fixed plan for Saturday, so let's just play it by ear.
- sooner or later
- Sooner or later, you will have to tell him the truth.
- take care of
- Can you take care of feeding the cat while I am out of town?
- waste of time
- Waiting in line for three hours was a complete waste of time.
- you know what I mean
- The weather is just gloomy today, you know what I mean?