Collocation
Do not worry about it.
Don't be concerned, anxious, or distressed about something; it's not a problem or it's not important.
Definition
'Do not worry about it.' is a common English collocation. Don't be concerned, anxious, or distressed about something; it's not a problem or it's not important.
Do not worry about + object
“Please do not worry about it; everything will be fine in the end.”
Examples
- It's just a small scratch on the car, please do not worry about it.
- The train is only five minutes late, do not worry about it, we still have plenty of time.
- I can fix your computer later, so do not worry about it for now.
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- Even if you made a small mistake in your report, do not worry about it too much.
- She promised him that he should not worry about it at all, as she would handle everything.
- They told us not to worry about it, as they had everything under control for the event.
- Just focus on your presentation; do not worry about it being absolutely perfect.
- Despite the sudden change in plans, the manager advised everyone not to worry about it unnecessarily.
- He tried to assure her, saying, 'Please do not worry about it; we'll find a suitable solution together.'
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