how do you use idioms ?
buckle down
not give a hoot
stand a chance
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to buckle down means to apply yourself diligently to your work, or a task. It is time for you to buckle down and study hard if you want to pass your exams.
to not give a hoot, means you couldn't care less about something - I don't give a hoot what she thinks of me!
to stand a chance, means to have a chance of something. You don't stand a chance of passing your exams if you never do any study.
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Some examples:
Last semester I didn't study hard and I failed. This year though, I'm going to buckle down! (start working or doing sth seriously)
I don't give a hoot if they accept it or not. (I don't care)
You still stand a chance to pass the test. (there's a prospect of success)
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