The Weekly Idiom: To brush up on something

Tuesday, 15 November 2005

Definition:

To relearn a skill

Example Dialogue:

A: Aren't you excited to be leaving for Italy!
B: I sure am but I really need to brush up on my Italian before I go.

Listen and Practice:

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shahid

The Weekly Idiom: To brush up on something
Dec 06 2005 04:47:19

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Torsten Daerr

Re:The Weekly Idiom: To brush up on something
Dec 11 2005 23:55:02

Hello Shahid,

You have probably noticed that in this section of the forum you can discuss the weekly idiom and I take you want to brush up your English? If so, let us know what your favorite idioms are.
Talk to you soon,
Torsten

#31

Shikha

Re:The Weekly Idiom: To brush up on something
Jun 30 2009 06:08:40

Hello everybody, I really want to brush up my English. Can I use this word when I am first time learning something? Thanks!

#913

thao

The Weekly Idiom: To brush up on something
Sep 30 2009 06:56:50

It's great to brush up on the idioms that I have learned and study the new ones with Open English World.

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