| To point out: |
to show, to indicate, to bring to one’s attention. |
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| To be up: |
to expire, to be finished. This idiom is used only with the word ‘time’ as a the subject. |
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| To be over: |
to be finished, to end (also: to be through). |
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| On time: |
exactly at the correct time, punctually. |
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| In time to: |
before the time necessary to do something. |
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| To get better, worse, etc.: |
to become better, worse, etc. Tis idiom is often used with adjectives such as ‘any’ and ‘much’. |
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| To get sick, well, tired, busy, wet, etc.: |
to become sick, well, tired, busy, wet, etc. This idiom consistes of a combination of ‘get’ and various adjectives. |
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| Had better: |
should, ought to, be advisable to. This idiom is most often used in contracted form (I’d better). |
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| Would rather: |
prefer to (also: would just as soon). |
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| To call it a day / night: |
to stop working for the rest of the day / night. |
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| To figure out: |
to solve, to find a solution, to understand. |
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| To think of: |
to have a (good or bad) opinion of. This idiom is often used in the negative or with adjectives such as ‘much’ and ‘highly’. |
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