to provide help,assistance, or support to someone. It is frequently used when offering to help with a physical task, such as lifting or moving something, but can apply to any act of support, to lend a hand , To take what you want without asking for permission, to help yourself , To do an equal amount of work or to meet your obligations proportionally., to do your fair share , to do nothing to help, not to do any effort , to not lift a finger , to relax, rest, or take a break, often after working hard. It refers to sitting or lying down comfortably It often implies resting after a long day or hard work,, to put your feet up , to go out and perform small, necessary daily tasks or chores, such as grocery shopping, visiting the post office, picking up dry cleaning, or going to the bank, to run errands , Feeling extreme annoyance, frustration, or boredom with someone or something, to be sick and tired , When a group of employees refuses to work as a form of protest, usually to demand better wages, improved working conditions, or to protest against management, to go on strike, to move very quickly, energetically, and often chaotically between many different locations to get things done, to rush around over the town , is a polite, idiomatic expression used to tell a visitor or guest to relax, be comfortable, and act informally, as if they were in their own house, to make yourself at home , engage in enjoyable, relaxing, or personal activities (pleasure), to combine business and pleasure .

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