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Apr 24, 2026, 02:52 PM

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GET COLD FEET

📍 Situation:
Right before an important decision

“I was ready to sign the contract, but I got cold feet.”

✏️ Explanation:
It means you suddenly feel nervous or scared and don’t want to do something you planned.

Often happens before big moments - like weddings, moves, or risky decisions.
💬 Examples:
- “He got cold feet before the wedding.”
- “I wanted to quit my job, but I got cold feet.”
- She almost booked the trip alone, but got cold feet at the last minute.

🇺🇦 Get cold feet - злякатися в останній момент, передумати через страх або сумніви.

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RAFFLE OFF

📍 Dialogue:
- What are you going to do with the extra tickets?
- We’ll raffle them off at the event.
- Nice! For charity?
- Yep, all the money goes to a local fund.

✏️ Explanation:
“Raffle off” means to give something away as a prize through a lottery where people buy tickets.

It often sounds positive and is commonly used in events, promotions, or charity situations.
🇺🇦 Raffle off - розігрувати щось у лотереї (зазвичай як приз, часто на благодійність).

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Apr 24, 2026, 02:52 PM

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TO A CERTAIN EXTENT

✏️ Explanation:
It means partly true - not completely, but not totally wrong either.

Used when you want to sound polite and not argue directly - you agree a little, but keep your own opinion.
💬 Examples:
- “To a certain extent, I agree with your idea.”
—-“He’s right to a certain extent, but we need more data.”
- “To a certain extent, the job is stressful, but I still like it.”
- “She understands the problem to a certain extent.”

💬 Mini-dialogue:
- Do you think this plan will work?
- To a certain extent… but we need a backup.

🇺🇦 To a certain extent - до певної міри, частково.

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Apr 24, 2026, 02:52 PM

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ON THE VERGE OF

✏️ Explanation:
It means very close to something happening - almost at that point.

Often used for big or dramatic situations - something important is about to change.
💬 Examples:
- “She was on the verge of tears.”
- “The team is on the verge of winning the championship.”
- “I felt like I was on the verge of giving up.”
- “They are on the verge of making a big decision.”

💬 Mini-situation:
- Is the company doing okay?
- Not really… it’s on the verge of collapse.

🇺🇦 On the verge of - на межі, на грані чогось. Означає, що щось ось-ось станеться.

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SCREW UP

📍 Dialogue:
- Did you send the email to the client?
- Yeah… but I screwed up the attachment.
- What do you mean?
- I sent the wrong file 😬

✏️ Explanation:
“Screw up” means to make a mistake or do something badly.

It sounds informal and a bit emotional - often used when you feel annoyed or guilty about the mistake.

🇺🇦 Screw up - накосячити, зробити помилку, зіпсувати щось.

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TAKE SOMETHING WITH A GRAIN OF SALT

📍 Situation:
Your friend reads shocking news online

“I’d take that article with a grain of salt.”

✏️ Explanation:
It means you don’t fully believe something and stay a bit skeptical.

People often use this when information feels exaggerated or comes from an unreliable source.

💬 Examples:
- “He said he made $10,000 in a week? I’d take that with a grain of salt.”
- “Online reviews can be fake, so take them with a grain of salt.”
- She heard a rumor at work, but decided to take it with a grain of salt and wait for facts.

🇺🇦 Take something with a grain of salt - ставитися скептично, не сприймати інформацію повністю серйозно, сумніватися в її правдивості.

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