Kudos Language Center

On day eleven, we're learning the expression "to cut corners." It means to do something quickly or cheaply, often by skipping important steps. For example, "We can't afford to cut corners on safety measures in the workplace."

On day nine, we're learning the expression "to keep your chin up." It means to stay positive and optimistic in a difficult situation. For example, "I know you're going through a tough time, but keep your chin up. Things will get better."

It's day four, and today's expression is "to be up in the air." It means to be uncertain or undecided. Here's an example: "The plans for the project are still up in the air. We haven't made any final decisions yet."