April 29, 2021
Sentence 093: Stick Up For, To Show Up, It's Just As Well
Don't let your colleagues mob you like that. Stick up for yourself!
Don't always show me up by wearing these worn-out suits and having your hair dyed with neon colours whenever we go out together.
It's just as well that you did not watch that game, it was a horrible performance.
- Show up here is used with the meaning: Embarrass someone in front of others
- "It's just as well" = "It's lucky that", maybe British English
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Sentence 093: Stick Up For, To Show Up, It's Just As Well |
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Don't let your colleagues mob you like that. |
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Stick up for yourself! |
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Don't always show me up by wearing these worn-out suits and having your hair dyed with neon colours whenever we go out together. |
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It's just as well that you did not that game, it was a horrible performance. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's just as well that you did not watch that game, it was a horrible performance. |
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