Letter O – Episode 03
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1. What does “off the hook” mean?
Explanation: It means you escape a duty or problem. Example: Thanks for getting me off the hook. I didn’t want to attend that meeting.
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2. What does “Offend” mean?
Explanation: It means to break the law and do something illegal. Example: Obviously if a police officer offends it's a fairly serious matter.
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3. What does “Often” mean?
Explanation: It means something happens many times. Example: We often go to the movies.
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4. What does “Oil” mean?
Explanation: It means to put oil on something so it runs smoothly. Example: The engine has to be lubricated regularly.
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5. What does “Oiliness” mean?
Explanation: It means having too much oil or being greasy. Example: The seeds, however, are oily, and this oiliness preserves them.
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6. What does “an old hand at doing something” mean?
Explanation: It means someone who has done something for a long time. Example: Bob is an old hand at training dogs.
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7. What does “Omit” mean?
Explanation: It means to leave something out. Example: The editor omitted several lines from my article.
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8. What does “On account of” mean?
Explanation: It means the reason for something. Example: She resigned on account of poor health.
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9. What does “on all hands / on every hand” mean?
Explanation: It means in many places around you. Example: The patrol got lost and the leader suddenly realized that the enemy were on all hands.
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10. What does “On hand” mean?
Explanation: It means ready to use or easy to get. Example: Did they have the equipment you ordered on hand?
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