Phrases & Expressions

A common phrase used when asking for a vehicle's fuel tank to be filled completely.

• Could you fill her up, please?
• Fill her up and check the oil.

To make something completely full, or to become full.

• Can you fill up this bottle with water?
• The restaurant filled up quickly after seven o'clock.

Said or asked when someone is in a place for the very first time.

• Wow, this city is beautiful! It's my first time here.
• Is this your first time here?

To place one arm over the other across your chest.

• He folded his arms and waited patiently.
• Fold your arms when you sit down.

Available to be rented in exchange for regular payments.

• There is a 'For Rent' sign on the building.
• This apartment is for rent.

An apology for something you have done wrong or for causing inconvenience.

• Forgive me, I didn't see you there.
• Please forgive me for forgetting your birthday.

Beginning immediately and thereafter.

• From now on, be on time.
• From now on, I'll exercise daily.

Having a battery that holds as much electrical power as it can.

• My laptop is fully charged, so I can work all day.
• Make sure the phone is fully charged.

To successfully link to the internet or a network.

• I couldn't get a connection on my phone.
• We drove into the mountains and couldn't get a connection anymore.

To move from place to place or travel around an area.

• It's easy to get around the city using public transport.
• My grandmother needs a stick to get around now.