Jlaying This is The English We Speak with me, Jaying... Neil ..and me. Neil We've got that posh office party to go to tonight - it's a black-tre event Jiaying On yes - a black-tie event means we have to dress smartly. So, it's suits for the men and dresses for us, women. Neil Ah, but I wonder which of us will look the smartest? Jiaying Hmm, I'm sure Roy looks very smart in a suit Neil Maybe... but what about me? Don't you think I would scrub up well? Jiaying You mean to look very smart after making a lot of effort? I'm not sure but it's a good expression. When you scrub up well, it means you have made a lot of effort to look very smart or well presented. Neil, do you own any smart clothes? Neil Of course I do - and so do the people in these examples... Examples He wears jeans most of the time, but he scrubbed up well for the party Sharon scrubs up well- - did you see what she was wearing last night? That's an impressive suit - you can scrub up well when you want to!


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