I want to use "to act stupidly" but in right way. Could you please, describe the situation ?
"Tomorrow I have a job interview which is very important for me. So I should prepare for it. But I deal with different things full of bulls. I mean I deal with different things which are not related to interview at all. " I want to use "to act stupidly" but in right way.
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I want to use "to act stupidly," but in the right way. Could you please describe the situation?
"Tomorrow I have a job interview which is very important to me. I need to prepare for it, but I deal with different things (full of bulls?). By this I mean that I've been dealing with things that are not related to the interview at all. " I want to use "to act stupidly" but in the right way.If "full of bulls," you mean you are being distracted, I would say that "things keep taking your attention away from the interview." However, because that is a cool unique expression, you could simply explain the expression as you did above. To introduce this expression, you could say "I need to prepare for it, but I've been dealing with things that are "full of bulls." This is to say..."
Cool expression and keep up the good work!
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I want to use "to act stupidly" but in right way. Could you please, describe the situation ?
"Tomorrow I have a job interview which is very important for me so I should prepare for it. But I deal with different things (full of bulls?). I mean that I deal with different things unrelated to the interview". I do not want to act stupidly during the interview.Want to progress faster?
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