to done with: If you say that something is over and done with, you mean that it is completely finished and you do not have to think about it any more. (SPOKEN)
Once this is all over and done with
she's to go into the clinic for a complete rest.
PHR:
v-link PHR, PHR after v to be way behind someone, estar retrasado respecto de alguien
to fall further behind, suffer loss or disadvantage, lose ground
to drop out, drop out drops out; dropping out; dropped out
If
someone drops out of college or a race, for example, they leave it
without finishing what they started.
He'd dropped out of high school at the
age of 16.
She dropped out after 20 kilometres with
stomach trouble.
PHR-V
to catch up, To catch up with someone
means to reach the same standard, stage, or level that they have reached.
Most late developers will catch up with
their friends.
John began the season better than me but
I have fought to catch up.
During the evenings, the school is used
by kids who want to catch up on English and mathematics.
If you catch up on an
activity that you have not had much time to do recently, you spend time doing
it.
I was catching up on a bit of reading.
PHR-V
good luch with that, buena suerte en eso.
If you say `Good luck' or `Best
of luck' to someone, you are telling them that you hope they will be
successful in something they are trying to do. (INFORMAL)
He kissed her on the cheek. `Best of
luck!'
CONVENTION formulae
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