Collocations of 'Be- Place- Put' & more - States of Being (Be)
Discover how English collocations with 'Be' like "be worlds apart" and "be invested in" express states of being in English.
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to commit to a lifelong partnership legally and ceremonially by getting married
to be deserving of an attempt or effort due to the potential benefits or positive outcomes
to be vastly different from each other in terms of opinions, attitude, etc.
to think or feel something in your mind, even though it might not be real or happening in the outside world
to have no idea what is happening around one, particularly because one is preoccupied with something else
to be or perform better than someone in terms of progress, understanding, or achievement
to gradually change or develop toward a particular state or condition
to be fully aware of the truth or reality of a situation
used to express a mild acknowledgment of someone's considerate or generous action
be emotionally or financially committed and involved in something
to be responsible for something, showing a sense of authority in that area
to have a responsibility to do a particular thing, especially due to legal or moral reasons
to have a moral duty or be forced to do a particular thing, often due to legal reasons
to be involved or connected with a criminal or harmful action or process
to trap someone or something in a building or area due to heavy snowfall
to be left alone in an isolated location, such as a deserted island, as a result of a shipwreck
to be opposed to something such as a particular idea, action, or situation
to be considered or regarded as having a certain characteristic or performing an action, often influenced by widespread belief or understanding
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