English expression (英語表現) - On the side

~English expressions~

on the side =  extra, such as with a job or an additional order of food; not the main thing

"I work at the bank and I fix cars in my free time to make money on the side."

I can work anywhere!

"I'll have a steak with mashed potatoes and asparagus on the side."

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English prepositions (前置詞) - 自然英語 Worry about (something)

The word about is sometimes used as a preposition that means - on the subject of somebody/something; in connection with somebody/something

We often use it with the verb worry. We worry ABOUT something.

Look at these examples:

"I'm worried about the weather, there are many dark clouds in the sky and I am planning a barbecue this afternoon."

"Parents often worry about their children, even after they become adults."

Many people are worried about North Korea.

From Weblio:

to worry about something
あくせくする

Don't worry about it
気にしないでね

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English phrasal verb 句動詞 - Plug In

English Phrasal Verb - Plug In

plug in - phrasal verb - to connect a piece of electrical equipment to the main supply of electricity or to another piece of electrical equipment

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plug in a television set プラグを差し込んでテレビをかける.

"Is the printer plugged in?"

electrical outlet  ↑

We can also plug something in/into something.

"Plug the flash drive into the USB port on the side of your computer."

The opposite of plug in is unplug.

"Please unplug the hair dryer when you are done."

Unplug from Weblio:

Please unplug that power cord.
そのコンセントを抜いて下さい。

Unplug your keyboard.
キーボードをはずして下さい。

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English expression ~ 英語表現 "Squeeze into something"

English expression

squeeze into something

 To make room or time for someone or something in a small space

 or a tight schedule, often by exerting pressure

"The dentist can squeeze you into her schedule next week on the 21st."

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“It's hard to squeeze into my old jeans. Maybe I gained weight during the holidays! 😒”

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A family tries to squeeze into their car.

"Squeeze into" From Weblio:

to squeeze persons or things into a narrow space
ギュウギュウ押込む.

squeeze things into a suitcase
スーツケースにものを詰め込む.

I managed to squeeze myself into the crowded theater.
大入りの劇場にどうやら割り込めた.

Can you squeeze into that parking space?
あの(狭い)駐車スペースに入り込めるかい.

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