Question

1. Explain the meaning of these words. 1) Get something to eat 2) Have something in mind 3) The other day 4) Feel like sushi 5) Huge 6) Eat like a horse 7) Be full 8) A total letdown 9) A long queue 10) To overcharge somebody 11) Ridiculously expensive 12) Reasonable prices 2. Make your examples with these words!
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Answer 1

Get something to eat: To obtain food for consumption.

Example: "I'm hungry. Let's get something to eat at the new restaurant."

Have something in mind: To have a specific thought or idea.

Example: "Do you have anything in mind for dinner tonight?"

The other day: Refers to an unspecified day in the recent past.

Example: "I met Sarah at the park the other day."

Feel like sushi: To have a desire or craving for sushi.

Example: "I feel like sushi tonight, let's go to that Japanese restaurant."

Huge: Extremely large or enormous in size or quantity.

Example: "The elephant was huge, towering over everything else in the zoo."

Eat like a horse: To eat a large amount of food.

Example: "After the race, I was so hungry I ate like a horse."

Be full: To have eaten enough food; satisfied or not hungry.

Example: "I can't eat another bite; I'm completely full."

A total letdown: Something that is disappointing or fails to meet expectations.

Example: "The movie was hyped, but it turned out to be a total letdown."

A long queue: A line of people waiting for something, usually in sequence.

Example: "There was a long queue at the ticket counter for the concert."

To overcharge somebody: To charge more than the rightful or appropriate price.

Example: "The mechanic tried to overcharge me for a simple repair."

Ridiculously expensive: Extremely high-priced in a way that seems unreasonable.

Example: "The designer handbag was ridiculously expensive, way beyond my budget."

Reasonable prices: Prices that are fair, sensible, or within a normal range.

Example: "The restaurant offered delicious food at reasonable prices, making it popular among locals."