Hinge on: to
depend on sth completely. E.g. His success hinges on how well
he does at the interview.
put sb/sth
through their / its paces: to give
sb/sth a number of tasks to perform in order to see what they are capable of
doing
put sth in:
to spend a lot of time or make a lot of effort doing sth:
E.g. She often puts in twelve hours' work a day.
Attire: clothes: E.g. dressed in formal evening attire
Engaging: interesting
or pleasant in a way that attracts your attention: e.g. an engaging smile
Temp: to
do a temporary job or a series of temporary jobs: e.g. I’ve been temping for an employment agency.
come / spring
to mind: if sth comes / springs to mind, you
suddenly remember or think of it: e.g. When
discussing influential modern artists, three names immediately come to mind.
Marquee: a
large tent used at social events
Come
across:
1 to be
understood: e.g. He spoke for a long
time but his meaning didn’t really come across.
2. to make
a particular impression: e.g. She comes
across well in interviews.
Personable
(adj) : attractive to other people because of having a pleasant appearance and
character. Personably (adv.)
Amiable: /ˈeɪmiəbəl/ pleasant; friendly and easy to
like
Spark:
(chispa) a special quality of energy, intelligence or enthusiasm that makes sb
very clever, amusing, etc.: e.g. As a
writer he seemed to lack creative spark
Plonk: to
put sth down on sth, especially noisily or carelessly:
e.g. He plonked the books down on the table. Just plonk your bag anywhere.
Expand on: to
say more about sth and add some details:
Could you expand on that point, please?
Could you expand on that point, please?
Barge in
(on sb/sth): to enter a place or join a group of people rudely interrupting
what sb else is doing or saying: e.g. I
hope you don’t mind me barging in like this. He barged in on us while we were having a meeting
Badge: a
small piece of metal or plastic, with a design or words on it, that a person
wears to show that they belong to an organization, support sth, have achieved
sth, have a particular rank, etc. (insignia, chapa)
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