Attend to sth/sb (phrasal verb)
●To deal with something or help someone.
Examples:
1.We still have a number of other matters to attend to.
2.Please take a seat and I'll ask someone to attend to you.
Give/lend (sb) a (helping) hand (idiom)
●To help someone.(幫助,伸出援手)
Examples:
1.These tax cuts will give industry a helping hand.
2.Lend your mother a hand in the kitchen, will you?
Make an issue (out) of sth (idiom)
●To argue about something or treat it as important when it is not, especially when this annoys other people.(小題大做,無事找事)
Examples:
1.It seemed silly to make an issue of such a trivial matter.
2.There's nothing wrong with your hair, so stop making an issue out of it.
Drag in (phrasal verb)
●To start talking about something that is not connected with what you are discussing and that other people do not want to talk about.
((討論時)離題拉扯)
Examples:
1.He seemed determined to drag in irrelevant details about my personal life.
2.We were able to stick to the main issue without incidental grievances being dragged in.
Sling/throw mud (at sb) (idiom)
●To publicly say false or bad things about someone in order to harm that person's reputation.
(污衊,抹黑)
Examples:
1.The paper became famous for throwing mud at movie stars.
2.The candidates started slinging mud (at each other) early in the campaign.