April 29, 2021
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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