Phrases & Expressions

During a particular time in the past.

• In those days, we didn't have smartphones.
• Life was very different in those days.

Moving or facing in the direction from which the wind is blowing.

• The plane took off into the wind.
• It's harder to cycle into the wind.

Used to ask if someone or something is well or satisfactory.

• Is it alright if we reschedule the meeting?
• I hope you are alright after the accident.

Used to say that doing something is useful or will bring a good result.

• It's worth checking the weather before you leave.
• The tickets are expensive, but it's worth it.

Very near in time or distance.

• The end of the project is just around the corner.
• There's a great cafe just around the corner.

Staying active and occupied, often to avoid boredom or worry.

• I'm keeping busy with my new project.
• Keeping busy helps me forget my worries.

Used to say that people are as close and caring as members of a family.

• They treat all their employees like family.
• We've worked together for so long, we're like family.

A clickable web address placed in a social media profile's description section.

• Find the full recipe link in bio.
• Click the link in bio for more details.

A greeting used when you meet someone you haven't seen for a long time.

• Long time no see! How are you?
• Wow, long time no see! Where have you been?

To feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen in the future.

• I am looking forward to our meeting next week.
• She is looking forward to her holiday.