Lackadaisical
Meaning:
- lacking in effort
Example:
His essay on Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad was lackadaisical.
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Metaphors
“on a sinking ship with no lifeboat,”
“traveling a rocky road,”
“working with a checkbook that won’t balance."
“traveling a rocky road,”
“working with a checkbook that won’t balance."
These metaphors all suggest struggle, frustration, even hopelessness.
Example:
We are on a sinking ship with no lifeboat.
They are traveling a rocky road.
He is working with a checkbook that won't balance.
Idiom
Sink one's teeth into something
It means:
- to do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm
Example:
After graduated, Salim immediately sink his teeth into his first job.
It means:
- to do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm
Example:
After graduated, Salim immediately sink his teeth into his first job.
Obscure word
Plethora
Meaning:
- a large quantity
- excess
Example:
The exhibition provides us a plethora of interesting books to read.
Meaning:
- a large quantity
- excess
Example:
The exhibition provides us a plethora of interesting books to read.
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