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1. What is the difference between "stress" and "stress out"?
2. Does there a story behind these two phrases "Walk down the aisle" "tie the knot"?
3. Dish out?
4. When students are going to graduate. They planned to go travel together. Can we say "graduated trip" or there is a specific term to say this situation?
1. What is the difference between "stress" and "stress out"?
stress = noun
stressed out - done for, too much, cannot handle it any more
2. Does there a story behind these two phrases "Walk down the aisle" "tie the knot"?
get married
3. Dish out?
hand out, do onto others
4. When students are going to graduate. They planned to go travel together. Can we say "graduated trip" or there is a specific term to say this situation?
graduate = student
graduation trip
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