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Count me in: An enthusiastic expression used to say you want to participate in an activity or join a group.

Count on me: A promise that someone can rely on, trust, or depend on you.

Count me out: The opposite of "count me in"; it means you do not want to be included in a plan or activity

“A lonely place” is one where very few people come

Postpone = To reschedule for a later time.

Delay = To hold something up or make it late,often due to an unexpected issue.

Childlike vs. Childish

What is a doorman?

Got over = recover from
Ex: I got over from flu quickly

in crime scenes in movies or shows :

“Just the ground” = “Get down on the ground” = “Everybody down”

"Don't breathe" = "Stay completely still and silent" = "Shut up and don’t move"

Timeout vs Time out

Timeout (noun):
A period after which a process or action stops if no response is received.
🔹 Example: "The request failed due to a timeout."

Time out (verb):
To stop automatically after waiting too long for a response.
🔹 Example: "The system will time out if you’re inactive."

hinder = make something difficult or worse
example : long working hours can hinder family life

“Tech-savvy”
Tech = Technology
Savvy = knowledgeable or skilled.
Describes a person who understands and work well with modern technology.

power naps : short sleeps, usually during the working day, to help you perform better at your job.
Example : She took advantage of her lunch break to have a quick Power Nap