✅have it made /ˈhæv ət ˈmeɪd/ idiom

[informal]
☑️: to be in a very good position or situation
🔹My brother has it made with a good job, a beautiful wife, and a big house with a pool.
🔹(US) She had to work hard for many years to achieve success, but now she has it made in the shade.

A deplorable area of the city


deplorable /dɪˈplorəbəl/ adjective

deplorable (dē plôr¯ə bəl, di-)
adj.

the deplorable condition of the roads


more deplorable; most deplorable
: very bad in a way that causes shock, fear, or disgust : deserving to be deplored
The company has shown a deplorable =appalling, unconscionable lack of concern for the environment.
children living in deplorable =horrible, disgusting, terrible conditions
deplorable ignorance
— deplorably /dɪˈplorəbli/ adverb
deplorably cruel

answer back

to react to criticism by arguing or explaining:
The company criticized in the documentary was given the opportunity to answer back.

Cleaning up the park is commendable.

commendable /kəˈmɛndəbəl/ adjective

❇️commendable
phonetic: kəˈmendəbl̩
[more commendable; most commendable] formal
☑️: deserving praise and approval
🔖a commendable effort
🔖Your honesty is commendable.
📍— commendably /kəˈmɛndəbli/ adverb
🔖He did a commendably thorough job.

What is the difference between 'at the end' and 'in the end'?

To have a lot on (one's) plate

I have a lot on my plate

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Crack someone up:
To make someone laugh

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🔰Pound the pavement

Def: to walk through the streets looking for a job

▪️I spent 2 months pounding the pavement after the factory fired me.

Choke on it!

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Put up with somebody/something
Def: To tolerate, to accept something/someone unpleasant in a patient way.

Come out