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Channel Cambridge Dictionary (@cambridge_dic) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 48 151 subscribers, ranking 89 in the Linguistics category and 196 in the United Kingdom region.
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According to the latest data from 06 September, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by 10 over the last 30 days and by 4 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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π For my money, phrase.
β Definition: In my opinion or judgement.
βοΈ Examples:
1. For my money, they're one of the best bands around.
2. Now, for my money, Scott's pretty clearly about as guilty as sin.
3. The best thing about the site, for my money, is that I've managed to avoid having any photographic likeness of myself included anywhere on it.
4. βFor my money, he is one of the best centre-halves in England,β said Melrose.
5. His famous novel begins with a couple of paragraphs which, for my money, constitute the most mesmerising start of any novel ever written.
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π¬ Barton Fink (1991)
π¬ Though for my money, you can't beat Jack Oakie.
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π Waybill, noun.
π /ΛweΙͺbΙͺl/ π¬π§
β Definition: A list of passengers or goods being carried on a vehicle.
βοΈ Examples:
1. An air waybill.
2. A sea waybill.
3. It quickly and accurately transforms the data on their cargo air waybills into a stream of financial and strategic information.
4. A big man in a cowboy hat, his fist full of invoices and waybills, had climbed down from the tractor and was walking over to the warehouse door.
5. A similar direction was printed clearly on the waybills that accompanied the shipment.
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π Soft touch, phrase.
β Definition (informal): A person who readily gives or does something if asked.
βοΈ Examples:
1. We've shown people we're not a soft touch and that we won't be pushed over by the criticism.
2. The bit that still gets to me is the look on her face as she approached me, as though she thought I was a soft touch and I was going to bow down at her feet and beg forgiveness.
3. The trouble with caring too much is becoming a soft touch.
4. I think you know very well that you ought to stop being such a soft touch.
5. They are no soft touch, as they proved again last night.
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π Heritage, noun.
π /ΛhΙrΙͺtΙͺdΚ/ π¬π§
β Definition (in singular): Valued objects and qualities such as historic buildings and cultural traditions that have been passed down from previous generations.
βοΈ Examples:
1. Europe's varied cultural heritage.
2. The estuary has a sense of history and heritage.
3. History is necessary to instil patriotism and pride in the younger generation about the cultural heritage, values systems and religions, she says.
4. The ruins evoke the nation's Indian past and legitimizes both Peru's historical heritage and cultural tradition.
5. In addition, this model helps non-Asian readers to understand and value the cultural heritage of others.
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π Fad, noun.
π /fad/ π¬π§
β Definition: An intense and widely shared enthusiasm for something, especially one that is short-lived; a craze.
βοΈ Examples:
1. Some regard green politics as no more than the latest fad.
2. What started off as a fad among stamp enthusiasts has now grown into a veritable cult.
3. It is really quite wonderful, and I truly hope it is the beginning of a trend, not a short-lived fad.
4. Unlike more transitory fads and fashions, however, financial manias and panics have real and lasting economic consequences.
5. Because of that, they captured trends and fads that were happening at the moment more accurately than movies that took a year to make.
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π¬ I Declare War (2012)
π¬ It was a psychological fad, a therapistinduced disorder perpetuated by an unending barrage of TV talk shows and novels and illconceived Hollywood movies.
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π Get rid of, phrase.
β Definition: Take action so as to be free of (a troublesome or unwanted person or thing)
βοΈ Examples:
1. We have been campaigning to get rid of the car tax for 20 years.
2. Perhaps you should dig it up, getting rid of all the roots, and try something else as a windbreak.
3. Having a shave and getting rid of unwanted body hair in the heat or sauna is also supposed to be relaxing for the nerves and skin.
4. Can you advise on the best way of getting rid of the smell?
5. I've been trying to get rid of the smoke smell too.
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π Fulfil, verb.
π /fΚlΛfΙͺl/ π¬π§
β Definition (with object): Achieve or realize (something desired, promised, or predicted)
βοΈ Examples:
1. He wouldn't be able to fulfil his ambition to visit Naples.
2. By destroying trees and killing animals man may be able to fulfill his short-term desires, but he was causing a few irreversible problems in the long run.
3. April suddenly felt her desire to fulfill her oath to Zoe redouble.
4. For if I desire to know the principles of natural things, as soon as I know them this desire is fulfilled and brought to an end.
5. Some aid workers question whether the government is able to fulfil its pledge.
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π¬ 30 Rock (2006) - S03E16 Apollo, Apollo
π¬ I have decided to fulfill my dream of going into space.
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π So long, phrase.
π /ΛsΙΚ ΛlΙΕ/ π¬π§
β Definition (informal): Goodbye till we meet again.
βοΈ Examples:
1. When she walked out on the Sugababes as they hit the big time, it looked like so long, Siobhan.
2. I just want it to be done with, but I don't want to deal with any of the moving or saying so long stuff.
3. βSo long!β, Catharine waved goodbye to Audrey as the door closed.
4. So long, Mother. Be expecting a postcard or two in the mail, if you're lucky.
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π Dumpling, noun.
π /ΛdΚmplΙͺΕ/ π¬π§
β Definition: A small savoury ball of dough (usually made with suet) which may be boiled, fried, or baked in a casserole.
βοΈ Examples:
1. Both Chiao and Sharipov have requested a special take-out of dim sum dumplings and fried rice for their Christmas meal.
2. Appetizers include Spring Rolls, dumplings, Deep fried Wontons, a selection of salad rolls and even a Pan-Fried Turnip Cake.
3. Jacket potatoes are now becoming the preferred option to chips, pasta salads have replaced stew and dumplings, and beef burgers have made way for chicken tikka.
4. Vicky was particularly keen on the dim sum, which consisted of the Chinese dumplings, spinach wonton, Peking ravioli and mini-spring roll, served with a spicy soy dip and sweet chilli sauce.
5. I ordered a potful of chrysanthemum tea and a batch of the fried pork dumplings.
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π Get the picture, phrase.
β Definition (informal): Understand a situation.
βοΈ Examples:
1. Any trouble your father might have we can hide β d'you get the picture?
2. To be honest, I believe it was more difficult to get the picture than to catch the carp.
3. I realize that sounds completely revolting, but I think you get the picture.
4. Scott didn't seem to get the picture, his brain still working on understanding what Jesse had just told him.
5. This includes, buses, trains, lifts, public buildings, pubs, restaurants; I think you have probably got the picture.
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π Foretell, verb.
π /fΙΛΛtΙl/ π¬π§
β Definition (with object): Predict (the future or a future event)
βοΈ Examples:
1. A seer had foretold that the earl would assume the throne.
2. In the Greek theatre Chorus speaks for the citizens, comments on events and foretells the future.
3. A science which teaches to judge of the effects and influences of the stars, and to foretell future events, by their situation and different aspects.
4. In pagan times poets were thought to be gifted with second sight, able in a trance or frenzy to foretell future events.
5. The true prophet does not foretell an inevitable future, but warns of likely consequences should a present course of action continue.
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π Rain cats and dogs, phrase.
β Definition: Rain very hard.
βοΈ Examples:
1. βIt'll be raining cats and dogs in a minute βshe muttered to herself.β
2. The first barricaded suspect situation I attended was, as I recall, on a dark and stormy night, in fact it was raining cats and dogs.
3. It was raining cats and dogs, and my bike had died on me.
4. No kind of threats, cajoling or convincing can get a line-man to scamper up an electric post or poke at a blown fuse when it is raining cats and dogs.
5. It had been raining cats and dogs from morning and they must have known before hand that the wet weather posed a danger of shock or slipping on stage.
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π¬ How I Met Your Mother (2005) - S01E22
π¬ It's gonna rain cats and dogs, folks.
