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explanation
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example
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1.
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Slice
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In golf, a slice is a shot that curves toward the left, if hit from the left side, or to the right, if hit from the right side.
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This slice is ruining my golf game! Why can’t I get the ball to go straight?
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2.
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Shot
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When you hit the ball in golf, you take a shot.
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What a terrible shot! The ball landed right in the lake!
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3.
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Yards
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A yard is a unit for measuring length. It is 36 inches, or 0.914 meters.
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An American football field is 100 yards long.
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4.
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Straight
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Something that is straight goes directly from one point to another with no curves.
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The shortest distance between two points is a straight line.
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5.
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I guess
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You say I guess when you assume that something is true.
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All the cookies are gone already. I guess the kids got hungry and ate them.
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6.
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Finally
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You say finally to express that something you have been waiting for has happened at last.
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After riding in the bus for six hours, we finally arrived in Miami.
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7.
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Advice
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Advice is helpful information or suggestions that one person gives to another.
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He decided to ask his doctor for some advice on losing weight.
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8.
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Pro
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A pro is a professional athlete. Many pros also give lessons in their sport.
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That golf pro really helped me improve my game.
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9.
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Relax
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When you relax, you become less tense and less stuff.
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She relaxed her hand and dropped her pencil.
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10.
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Strengthen your grip
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When you strengthen your grip on something, you hold it tighter.
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You’d better strengthen your grip on that golf club before it flies out of your hand.
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11.
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Loosen
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Loosen is the opposite of strengthen or tighten.
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Relax your hands to loosen your grip; you’re holding the club (qolf ağacı) too tightly.
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12.
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Then again
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You say “then again” to express that you are going to make a contrary suggestion.
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I think we should take Mother some roses, then again, maybe we should take a box of candy instead.
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13.
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Not have a clue
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You say that a person doesn’t have a clue when that person doesn’t understand something at all.
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Jim doesn’t have a clue about how to use his new computer.
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14.
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Swing
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The swing is the movement of the golw club when you hit the ball.
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She must be a pro – her swing is perfect!
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15.
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I suppose
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You say “I suppose” when you assume something to be true. This may also be used to express sarcasm.
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You did a great job on that last project. I suppose you want a pay raise now.
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16.
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Improve
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When you improve something, you make it better.
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Before I go to Italy, I’d like to improve my Italian so I can talk to people.
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17.
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Neither … nor
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Neither … nor means “not one or the other”.
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Neither John nor Gary is a good golfer.
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18.
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Hardly ever
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If an event rarely occurs, you can say that it hardly ever happens.
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Mary hardly ever eats chocolate, but she did have a small piece of chocolate cake on her birthday.
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19.
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Free minute
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A free minute is a small amount of time that is not scheduled for particular tasks.
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I’m too busy to help you now, but when I have a free minute, I’ll be glad to help.
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20.
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Get practice
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When you get practice, you do something over and over again so that you can do it better.
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If I don’t get some practice on the piano, I’ll never learn that new song.
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2. n. 1) zoğ, qələm, cücərti; 2) maili nov, novça; 3) atəş yarışı, güllə atma yarışı
