to batten down the hatches
[phrase]
to get ready for trouble, difficulty, or danger
Ex: When faced with a family crisis , they knew it was time batten down the hatches and support each other .
to burn something to a crisp
[phrase]
to cause significant damage or destruction to something by subjecting it to intense heat or fire
hard pack
[noun]
snow that has become compacted and firm, typically due to repeated freezing and thawing or heavy traffic
to move in
[Verb]
to approach or advance someone or something from different directions, often with a threat or intention to take action
Ex: The rival gangs started move in, converging on the disputed territory .
to soak up the rays
[phrase]
to enjoy the sun, typically by lying or sitting outside, to absorb its warmth or light
Ex: He loves soak up the rays by the pool on sunny afternoons .
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