Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
to hell with (it)
to hell with it
1) a phrase used to show scorn or lack of concern for consequences
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- to hell with you
- AnalysisWhen you say ‘to hell with’ something. It means you don’t care about it have a concern for the consequences of your actions. “To hell with this homework-I’ll do it tomorrow.” This is an expression that is usually spoken and used in very casual contexts such as among friends.
- Social Examples (Basic)
- Yes, I'll have another beer, to hell with it, it's Friday!
- I know I should be saving my money, but to hell with it, I'm going out!
- Yeah, well, to hell with you. I'm not listening to you anymore!
- Professional Examples (Basic)
- That client is always complaining! To hell with it, we don't need that kind of business.
- Advertising on TV is so expensive! To hell with it, we can achieve the same result for less on social media.
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