Phrases & Expressions

To take control and responsibility for a group or situation.

• She took charge of the department last year.
• The new manager will take charge tomorrow.

To make a profit from a business activity.

• The company managed to turn a profit last year.
• We hope to turn a profit by the end of the quarter.

To express a worry or concern about a situation.

• He voiced a concern about the project's deadline.
• Several people voiced concerns at the meeting.

Money that a person or company earns but does not declare to the tax authorities.

• Many businesses hide unreported income.
• The audit found significant unreported income.

To drink a glass of a liquid, such as water, juice, or alcohol.

• Would you like to have a glass of water?
• He had a glass of red wine with his dinner.

A kind, gentle, and pleasant smile.

• The baby gave a sweet smile.
• Her sweet smile made everyone feel welcome.

To purchase items that have been owned or used before.

• If you buy used, you can save a lot of money.
• Many students prefer to buy used when it comes to textbooks.

Food that is served or eaten without being heated.

• We ordered cold food for the picnic.
• Salads are a type of cold food.

To clean a place, especially your home.

• I do the cleaning and my brother does the cooking.
• She does the cleaning every Friday.

To put on different clothes.

• Get changed quickly before we leave.
• She got changed after her workout.