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particularly |
a phrase used for focusing on a key point. Synonyms: "in
particular", "especially", "notably" |
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I really liked that movie, particularly the ending. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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dull |
to be not interesting |
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There wasn't a dull moment in the movie. |
adjective |
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in general |
a phrase used for generalizing. Synonym: "by and large" |
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In general, I really like those movies. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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plot hole |
a logical mistake in a movie's plot |
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There was a big plot hole in the movie. |
noun (countable) |
noun (countable) |
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overall |
a phrase used for making a conclusion. This means the same as "with
everything considered" |
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Overall, the movie was very entertaining. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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open fire on |
to start shooting at something |
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I really liked the part where everyone opened fire at the same
time. |
verb (phrase) + object |
verb (phrase) + object |
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simply put |
a phrase used for paraphrasing and stating information in a more
simple manner. |
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Simply put, the movie is about aliens invading the Earth. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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chaingun |
a large machine gun with multiple revolving barrels |
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Most assault helicopters have chainguns |
noun (countable) |
noun (countable) |
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simply |
a phrase used for making something sound less important, or to
focus on a single point / reason. Synonyms: "merely", "just",
"only", "solely", "purely" |
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I simply went there to talk to her. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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beat up |
to injure someone by fighting them |
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I like the part where he beats the guy up and takes his
motorcycle. |
Transitive phrasal verb - separable |
Transitive phrasal verb - separable |
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mainly |
a phrase used for expressing majority. Synonyms: "mostly",
"primarily", "predominantly" |
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The movie is mainly aimed at women. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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disguise |
to change the way someone looks |
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He disguised himself as a member of the other team |
verb (transitive) |
verb (transitive) |
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for the most part |
a phrase used for expressing majority. Synonym: "on the
whole" |
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For the most part, I enjoyed the movie |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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by today’s standards |
an expression used to compare something in the past to the way
things are currently done now |
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10 year ago the effects in that movie were groundbreaking, but
by today's standards they're just OK. |
expression |
expression |
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alone |
a phrase used for expressing limits for one person. |
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I saw the movie alone. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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supporting actor |
an actor who plays a big role in a movie, but who isn't the main
actor |
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The supporting actor in the movie was just amazing. |
noun (phrase) |
noun (phrase) |
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at least |
a phrase used for expressing a minimal limit. |
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I have seen that movie at least 3 times. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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convincing |
causing someone to believe that something is true |
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I didn't think the lead actor was very convincing in his
role. |
adjective |
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exactly |
a phrase used for expressing 100% accuracy. Synonym:
"precisely" |
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The movie went for exactly 3 hours. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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cinematography |
the way in which a movie is filmed |
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The cinematography in the movie was just amazing |
noun (uncountable) |
noun (uncountable) |
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as well |
a phrase used for adding information (END OF SENTENCE) |
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My wife has seen the movie as well |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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transition |
a change from one thing to another (usually from scene to scene
in movies) |
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The transitions from scene to scene were really smooth |
noun (countable) |
noun (countable) |
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also |
a phrase used for adding information (BEFORE VERB) |
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My dad also likes that movie. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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appreciate |
to see the value in something |
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"The movie is such a classic that almost anyone is able to appreciate it." |
verb (transitive) |
verb (transitive) |
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even |
a phrase used for adding surprising information |
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Even my grandmother likes that movie |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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above all |
a phrase used for expressing the most important point. Synonym:
"most of all" |
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The effects were great and the actors were incredible, but
above all the story was just amazing. |
adverb of focus |
adverb of focus |
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