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I want to touch base with Jack before we decide. 2. shed light on: to illuminate, to explain Hopefully, this new manual will shed some light on our problem. 3. play by ear: literal -- to play a musical instrument without reading music. figurative -- to perform any task without the needed practice or preparation My daughter can play the sonata by ear. I haven't finished the report for the meeting so we'll play it by ear. |
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| touch base? - to contact someone - usually for a specific reason - many times, though not always in a business context shed some light? - to explain something - make something clear - to make something more understandable play by ear? - to do something without a specific plan or idea of what you are going to do - or how you are going to do it |
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