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be at it
idiom
to be involved in doing something:
We've caught so many people cheating we become convinced everyone is at it.
Our street was buzzing with home-improvement activities. Everybody seemed to be at it - painting, gardening, hammering, drilling.
The band has been at it for over a decade without major success.
The group should appeal to new knitters as well as those who've been at it for years.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Acting and acts
(your) every moveidiom
act
act for someone
act/do something on your own responsibilityidiom
ADL
agency
ant
beat
er
execution
exercise in something
exploit
move
put your money where your mouth isidiom
responsibility
role-play
rot
step
stuff
talk
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