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5 more American slang phrases, with pictures

Look at the picture, read the meaning, and listen to the example.

Three friends sit on a sofa in a bright living room, laughing and eating pizza. A big sloth hangs from a lamp above them.

What does “Hang out” mean?

“Hang out” means to spend free time with friends.

Example: Do you want to hang out this weekend?

Emoji clue: sloth, door

A man in a shirt and tie relaxes in a deck chair with a cold drink, and a small ice cube sits on his head. His coworker beside him looks stressed and is holding papers.

What does “Chill out” mean?

“Chill out” means to calm down and relax.

Example: My boss told us to chill out and take a short break.

Emoji clue: cold face, relieved face

A woman in office clothes waves goodbye with one hand as she walks out of a door with a laptop bag. A man at a desk waves back and smiles.

What does “Catch you later” mean?

“Catch you later” means goodbye. I will see you again soon.

Example: I have a meeting now. Catch you later!

Emoji clue: glove, pointing finger, hourglass

A man in a warehouse looks up with surprise. A coworker shouts and points up at a box that is about to fall from a high shelf.

What does “Heads up” mean?

“Heads up” means a short warning before something happens.

Example: Thanks for the heads up. I will bring the report.

Emoji clue: head, up arrow

Two friendly coworkers meet in an office hallway. One waves hello with a big smile, and the other raises a hand to say hi. A question mark floats above them.

What does “What’s up” mean?

“What’s up” means a friendly hello. It means “How are you?”

Example: Hey Sam, good to see you! What’s up?

Emoji clue: question mark, up arrow

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