a small amount of (something) : a hint or trace of (something) She noticed a touch of garlic in the sauce. I think I have a touch of the flu.
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8 English Idioms With END
A DEAD END When it comes to transportation, a dead end is a street that has no exit. This expression is also used for something that leads to no progress / no success. If the police are investigating a crime Read More …
(as) sick as a dog
Breathe easy
Man’s best friend
In stitches
Clean your plate
Immigrant vs Refugee
Words with related meanings are oftentimes misused or interchanged as their similarity causes confusion to some people. This is the case with the terms immigrant and refugee which both relate to people transferring from one country to another. Despite the similarity, these two have Read More …
10 English Expressions With The Word KNOW
#1 – For All I Know This expression means “according to the information I currently have” but implies uncertainty, like you don’t actually have much information. I’m not eating those mushrooms you found in the woods. They could be poisonous for Read More …
10 English collocations with THINK
#1 – I PERSONALLY THINK… Use this expression when you want to emphasize that this is your personal opinion; other people might not share it. A lot of students don’t like that teacher, but I personally think he’s brilliant. #2 – I Read More …