to turn on
[verb]
to cause a machine, device, or equipment to operate, typically by pushing a button or turning a key
to entrust
[verb]
to give someone the responsibility of taking care of something important, such as a task, duty, or information
acronym
[noun]
an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of a group of words, which can be pronounced as a word
as soon as possible
[adverb]
used to express the urgency or immediacy of completing a task or taking action without unnecessary delay
I don't know
[interjection]
a common abbreviation used in texts or online conversations, which means one does not know something
in my humble opinion
[phrase]
an abbreviation that is used in texting to express one's personal opinion about a particular subject
laugh out loud
[interjection]
used especially in text or online messages to express laughter or amusement about something funny
as far as I know
[phrase]
used in a text message, email, etc. to express one's doubt while giving an opinion
be right back
[interjection]
used in online conversations indicating that one would be back after a short time
for your information
[phrase]
used in written or spoken communication to indicate that the information being provided is intended to inform the recipient, but not necessarily requiring any action on their part
by the way
[adverb]
used to introduce a new topic or information that is related to the ongoing conversation
FWIW
[noun]
used to introduce a piece of information or opinion that may not be very valuable or significant, but is offered anyway
TIA
[noun]
used in informal settings such as text messages or emails to thank someone in advance for their help or assistance
too much information
[interjection]
used in written or spoken conversations to indicate that someone has shared more personal or detailed information than is comfortable or necessary
YOLO
[interjection]
an abbreviation commonly used in online conversations and social media posts to encourage living life to the fullest and taking risks
BFN
[noun]
commonly used in online messaging, texting, and email to mean the speaker will be away but intends to return later
GLHF
[noun]
commonly used in online gaming to wish other players well before a match, it may also be used in other online contexts to wish someone luck
to let me know
[phrase]
commonly used in online messaging, texting, and email to ask someone to inform them about something
NAGI
[noun]
used in used in informal written communication to politely reject a suggestion or proposal that is deemed unsuitable or unfeasible
ROFL
[noun]
commonly used in online messaging and social media to indicate that something is extremely funny
TTYL
[interjection]
used in online messaging, texting, and email as a friendly way to indicate that the conversation is ending but the speakers will communicate again in the future
to move on
[verb]
to accept a change or a new situation and be ready to continue with one's life and deal with new experiences, especially after a bad experience such as a breakup
to cheer on
[verb]
to loudly support or encourage someone, especially during a performance or competition
to add on
[verb]
to include or attach something to an existing thing, usually with the intention of increasing its value, functionality, or capacity
to slip on
[verb]
to put on a piece of clothing or footwear quickly and easily, often without fastening or tying it
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