100 Phrasal Verbs in 100 Days 33/100: To Dust Something Off ⛸️🧽 Hello! Happy Thursday, everyone! Today's phrasal verb, "to dust something off", has two meanings. Literally, it means to remove dust from an object by cleaning it. Figuratively, it means to use something again after not using it for a long time. How to use it: • Dust off + object: "I dusted off my old books" • Dust + object + off: "I dusted my guitar off" Examples: Literal meaning: • Before the guests arrived, she dusted off the furniture in the living room. (She cleaned the dust from the furniture) • He dusted off his car after the sandstorm. (He removed dust from his car) Figurative meaning: • After five years, Tom dusted off his piano skills for the concert. (Tom started using his piano skills again) • The company dusted off their old marketing strategy for the new product. (The company used their old strategy again) 💬 Question: What skill or hobby would you like to dust off? Something you haven't done in a while?