Idioms

to hurry up

To finally say something that has been worrying you, so you feel relieved.

To start an activity or process.

to understand a situation, especially after an explanation

regain composure and think calmly after becoming upset

to gain understanding or control of a situation

to become so excited or involved that you lose control

be embarrassed or disadvantaged because you are unprepared

To suddenly become too nervous to do something you had planned.

to start doing something quickly and energetically

To get along extremely well and quickly become close.

to become organized and start performing effectively

to manage to understand something difficult or surprising

to calm down and organize your thinking before acting or speaking

to persuade someone to join or support a plan or project

to make sure something is clearly understood or correct

to begin a project or activity that has been delayed

To irritate or annoy someone deeply.

to leave a place very quickly (get); or to defeat or hit something severely (beat)

to deal with the most important or practical details of something

to organize things carefully before acting

become unnecessarily upset or annoyed