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    the early bird catches the worm

    That means someone will have an advantage if they do something immediately, or before other people do it.

    English grammar

  • Popular English phrases
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    on my side
    -Your program doesn't work on my PC.
    -I don't see any errors on my side. Try to restart your PC.


    sort of
    -The first webpage of the website is slow. Is it due to a cold start?
    -Sort of. A lot of things are initialized when you access the first page.


    away from the scene
    I've been away from the scene for some time. Windows 11 is new for me.


    English grammar

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  • Idioms
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    be in someone's shoes

    To be in the situation, usually a bad or difficult situation, that another person is in.

    English grammar

  • Idioms
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    going places

    To become successful or achieve great things in life or career.
    To make steady progress or show promise for future success.
    After years of practice, his career is finally going places.

    English grammar

  • Idioms
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    muddy the waters

    The idiom muddy the waters means to create confusion or make a situation more complex and difficult to understand than it needs to be.

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    Achilles heel

    A small but critical flaw in something otherwise strong.
    The software looked perfect, but security issues were its Achilles heel.

    English grammar

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