Don't worry meaning in English
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Definition
don't worry: don't feel anxious, concerned, apprehensive, distressed
Not to worry!: There is no need for concern! It doesn't matter!
Examples
- "Edward : Don't worry!"
- "Don't worry Mr. Perfume man, I take care of everything."
- "Icarus : Oh don't worry Hannah."
- "Well, not to worry, Glen."
- "Don't worry about your position here: Delavigne offers 4 months of job security for new mothers."
- "Assistant : Don't worry about it, Mr Marron."
- "Edward : Don't worry Mrs Blunt, I'm sure we can sort this out."
- "Receptionist : Don't worry sir, all our beds are very comfortable."
- "Jackson Bollocks : Don't worry, I've arranged a small demonstration to show you what I mean."
- "Luna : Oh, don't worry Brian, I know how to deal with racists."
- "Philip : You're going to be late? Don't worry about it!"
- "Don't worry, I think I can get a good deal."
- "Wendy : But don't worry, you're not alone."
- "Don't worry mon petit Brunounou!"
- "But not to worry."
- "Bruno : Don't worry sir, I'm sure we can work this out... Let's see... I think you should definitely wear the purple shirt with green stripes – it matches your ears."
- "Betty : Don't worry about it."
- "Don't worry about nothing, Fat Face."
- "Stephanie : Oh, not to worry, Brent."
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