Backseat driver #Backseat #backseatdriver

#Plutomania

Rue the day (idiom) - to feel very sorry about an event Example - She'll rue the day (that) she bought that house. #ruetheday #rue #idioms #englishidioms #idiomoftheday #EnglishWithDev

Feckless - having a weak character; not behaving in a responsible way Example - They were too lazy, feckless and arrogant to take the work seriously. #Feckless #wordoftheday #EnglishWithDev

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Phrasal verb - Cut in Meaning - to interrupt what someone is saying by saying something yourself Example - He started to say something, but she cut in. #phrasalverb #cutin #EnglishWithDev #learnenglishonline

Shrug (word of the day)

Ripped - having strong, well-developed muscles that can be seen through the skin Example - He is in the gym every day trying to get a ripped body. #Ripped #EnglishWithDev #wordoftheday

Word of the day - Recluse👇 Meaning - a person who lives alone and avoids going outside or talking to other people Example - He is a millionaire recluse who refuses to give interviews. #EnglishWithDev #wordoftheday #recluse

Word of the day - Eyesome Example - The eyesome sunset over the mountains took everyone’s breath away. #EnglishWithDev #wordoftheday #Eyesome

Engender (word of the day) Example - The vice-president's speech did not engender confidence in his judgment.

Idiom of the day - Can of worms #idiom #idiomoftheday #canofworms

Word of the day - #Quibble Example - There's no point quibbling about/over a couple of dollars.

Idiom - A hard/tough nut (to crack)

Clam up (phrasal verb) - to become silent suddenly, usually because you are embarrassed or nervous, or do not want to talk about a particular subject Example - He just clams up if you ask him about his childhood. #EnglishWithDev #phrasalverb #clamup

Be over the moon (idiom) - to be very pleased Example - She was over the moon about/with her new bike. #EnglishWithDev #idiom #overthemoon

Mousy - shy and nervous and having few interesting qualities Example - A mousy-looking woman accompanied him. #mousy #EnglishWithDev

By and large - when everything about a situation is considered together Example - There are a few small things that I don't like about my job, but by and large it's very enjoyable.

Idiom - Have butterflies (in your stomach)