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Phrase List “I wonder if you could…” ↔ Je me demande si vous pourriez… (ai wun-der if yu kud) ▶ “Apologies” ↔ Excuses (uh-pol-uh-jeez) ▶ “I'm drained” ↔ Je suis épuisé (aim draynd) ▶ “I'm gutted” ↔ Je suis dévasté (aim gu-tid) ▶ “I'm over the moon” ↔ Je suis aux anges (aim oh-ver thuh moon) ▶

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Ret's Word of the Day: Bite Off More Than You Can Chew Bite Off More Than You Can Chew /baɪt ɒf mɔːr ðən juː kən tʃuː/ (Pronounced: byte off mor than yoo kan choo ) UK pronunciation   US pronunciation Meaning: To take on a task or responsibility that is too big or difficult to manage — attempting more than one can realistically handle, often leading to problems or failure. Dialogue Sam : "I'm going to train for a marathon, start a new business, and learn Spanish this year." Emma : "That's ambitious! Aren't you worried you'll burn out?" Sam : "Maybe a little." Emma : "Sounds like you're biting off more than you can chew . Start with one goal first!" Etymology The idiom comes from the literal act of putting too much food in your mouth at once, making it im...