Episode#66

Word#Arvo

* Part Of Speech — Noun.

* Adverb of Time — Arvo.

* Pronunciation —

* Ar as in are,

* vo as in vocal.

* Etymology —

* The word arvo is also used in informal Australian language.

* Meaning —

* Afternoon.

* Mnemonic —

* We say it's 2pm in the arvo.

* Sentences —

* Seema guffawed in happiness yesterday in the arvo. (Noun, afternoon)

* On the ereyesterday, her friend had invited her to a party and she was ebullient for it, arvo.

* Taking a nap in the arvo often rejuvenates one's mind. (Noun, afternoon)

* Synonyms — afternoon, etc.

Antonyms — evening, nightfall, etc.

Idom #Iron will

* Meaning —

* Strong will and determination.

* Sentences —

* Nine times out of ten, people dub a woman of iron will to be arrogant. (Strong will and firm determination)

* Nine times out of ten — frequently.

* He is over the fence as to whether he should go to the party; mostly, he is a man of iron will. (Strong will and firm determination)

* Over the fence — hesitant or unable to decide.

* The teacher had iron will and she lit a fire under her students. (Strong will and firm determination)

* Lit a fire under someone — inspired.

Phrasal verb #Burst in

* Meaning —

* To enter suddenly.

* Sentences —

* The little girl burst in the room ehen age saw a spider. (Entered suddenly)

* The eavesdropper burst in as her unwanted curiosity forced her to do so. (Entered suddenly)

* He burst in the room of the police to report about the incident. (Entered suddenly)

* The doctor burst in as the patient was seriously injured. (Entered suddenly)