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Eat out – eat at a restaurant instead of at home
We eat out on Fridays to relax.
Eat up – finish all the food
Eat up your vegetables before dessert.
End up – finally be in a place or situation
We ended up at a café near the park.
End up with – finish having something
I ended up with more work than I expected.
Enter into – start a relationship, agreement, or activity
They entered into a business partnership.
Escape from – get away from
The prisoner escaped from jail last night.
Explain away – make something seem less important
He tried to explain away his mistake.
Explain to – give an explanation to someone
Please explain to me how this works.
Exercise on – practice or train on something
The coach exercised on the team’s weak points.
Expose to – make someone face something (often a risk)
Don’t expose your skin directly to the sun.
Extend to – give something to someone
They extended an invitation to all colleagues.
Eye on – keep watching or paying attention to
She kept an eye on the baby while cooking.
Ease into – move into something slowly and comfortably
He eased into his new job over the first week.
Ease off – reduce pressure or intensity
The teacher eased off a bit before the exam.
Ease up – become less intense (often about weather or pressure)
The rain finally eased up after two hours.
Echo around – be repeated or heard in an area
Laughter echoed around the room.
Edge away from – move slowly away from something
The child edged away from the stranger.
Edge ahead – move slightly forwards (often in competition)
Our team edged ahead in the second half.
Edge out – remove or beat someone slightly
The new company edged out its competitors.
Empty into – flow into a larger place (rivers, streets)
The small river empties into the lake.
Emerge from – appear or come out from somewhere
The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
Empty out – remove all contents
She emptied out her old drawer before cleaning.
Engage in – take part in an activity
They engaged in a long discussion.
Enter upon – start a new period or role
He entered upon his duties as manager.
Escape through – get away via a route
The firefighters escaped through the back door.
Evolve into – develop gradually into something
The small project evolved into a big company.
Excel at – be very good at something
She excels at mathematics.
Exert on – apply force or pressure to
The company exerts pressure on its employees.
Expend on – spend money or energy
They expended a lot of money on repairs.
Explain away (repeat sense) – justify or excuse
He tried to explain away his poor performance.
Expedite through – speed up a process
The manager expedited the approval through the office.
Eye up – look at someone/something carefully (often critically)
She eyed up the dress before trying it on.
Ease on – put on slowly and gently (shoes, clothes, pressure)
He eased on his shoes before leaving.
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