Do you live under a rock?
انت فين عايش؟ بأي زمن؟
انت فين عايش؟ بأي زمن؟
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29 Jan, 05:23
Separate the wheat from the chaff
يميز الصالح من الطالح
يعني يفصل بين النافع والضار
يميز الصالح من الطالح
يعني يفصل بين النافع والضار
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14 Jan, 18:44
#Vocabulary
🔘Soggy (adjective)
★Unpleasantly wet and soft.
~e.g : 1) The ground was soggy from the rain.
2)The sandwiches have gone all soggy.
🔘Sang-froid (noun)
★Self-possession or imperturbability especially under strain.
~e.g :They showed great sang-froid in dealing with the fire.
🔘Untamed (adjective)
★Wild, uncontrolled, especially of animals not domesticated or trained to human contact.
~e.g :The mustang is an untamed horse that roams where it wants, with little interest in humans.
🔘Befuddled ( adjective)
★Completely confused.
~e.g :Even in my befuddled state, I could find my key.
🔘Soggy (adjective)
★Unpleasantly wet and soft.
~e.g : 1) The ground was soggy from the rain.
2)The sandwiches have gone all soggy.
🔘Sang-froid (noun)
★Self-possession or imperturbability especially under strain.
~e.g :They showed great sang-froid in dealing with the fire.
🔘Untamed (adjective)
★Wild, uncontrolled, especially of animals not domesticated or trained to human contact.
~e.g :The mustang is an untamed horse that roams where it wants, with little interest in humans.
🔘Befuddled ( adjective)
★Completely confused.
~e.g :Even in my befuddled state, I could find my key.
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12 Jan, 19:33
🔹Key ( *noun* ) مفتاح 🔑
لكن 👇🏻
💢 Key ( *verb* )
*يخدش، يشخط(دهان) سيارة عمدا*
to intentionally damage a car by scratching its paint using a sharp object:
*Someone keyed his Car:*
*أحدهم شخط سيارته*
لكن 👇🏻
💢 Key ( *verb* )
*يخدش، يشخط(دهان) سيارة عمدا*
to intentionally damage a car by scratching its paint using a sharp object:
*Someone keyed his Car:*
*أحدهم شخط سيارته*
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09 Jan, 08:16
hustle and bustle
هرج ومرج، ضجيج وصخب
back and forth
ذهاباً وإياباً
- the ins and outs
كل كبيرة وصغيرة
- flesh and blood
بشحمة ولحمة
- in a blink of an eye
في غمضة عين
- the lips are sealed
سرك في بئر
- over the moon
سعيد
- take it easy
خذ الأمور ببساطة
- back and forth
ذهاباً وإياباً
هرج ومرج، ضجيج وصخب
back and forth
ذهاباً وإياباً
- the ins and outs
كل كبيرة وصغيرة
- flesh and blood
بشحمة ولحمة
- in a blink of an eye
في غمضة عين
- the lips are sealed
سرك في بئر
- over the moon
سعيد
- take it easy
خذ الأمور ببساطة
- back and forth
ذهاباً وإياباً
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08 Jan, 19:42
الفرق بين vacation, Holiday
Vacation إجازة
مثل الإجازة الطويلة التي يأخذها الطالب مثلا summer vacation
إجازة صيفية
Holiday تستخدم مع العطل الرسمية غالبا والتي يحتفل بها أفراد المجتمع غالباً مثل عيد الاضحى وهكذا
Vacation إجازة
مثل الإجازة الطويلة التي يأخذها الطالب مثلا summer vacation
إجازة صيفية
Holiday تستخدم مع العطل الرسمية غالبا والتي يحتفل بها أفراد المجتمع غالباً مثل عيد الاضحى وهكذا
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23 Dec, 18:04
#Vocabulary
(also slap ) adverb (informal)
1) if you run, drive etc slap bang into something, you hit it with a lot of force.
▪️I ran slap bang into a lamp-post.
2) exactly in a particular place or at a particular time
slap bang next to.
▪️Anne’s house is slap bang next to the station.
🫧Slap bang(also slap ) adverb (informal)
1) if you run, drive etc slap bang into something, you hit it with a lot of force.
slap bang into▪️I ran slap bang into a lamp-post.
2) exactly in a particular place or at a particular time
slap bang next to.
▪️Anne’s house is slap bang next to the station.
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23 Dec, 17:59
#phrases
⭐️As the crow flies
➖ in a straight line
⚡️The cabin is only five miles away as the crow flies, but the winding road makes it feel much farther.
⭐️As the crow flies
➖ in a straight line
⚡️The cabin is only five miles away as the crow flies, but the winding road makes it feel much farther.
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23 Dec, 17:54
#Expressions
🔘be a cut above somebody/something
➖ to be much better than someone else or something else.
▪️The movie is a cut above recent thrillers.
▪️He proved himself to be a cut above the rest.
🔘be a cut above somebody/something
➖ to be much better than someone else or something else.
▪️The movie is a cut above recent thrillers.
▪️He proved himself to be a cut above the rest.
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20 Dec, 19:10
#idioms
⭐️Scramble somebody’s brains.
➖to make someone unable to think clearly or reasonably.
⚡️ The complex puzzle was so challenging that it completely scrambled my brains, leaving me frustrated and confused.
⭐️Scramble somebody’s brains.
➖to make someone unable to think clearly or reasonably.
⚡️ The complex puzzle was so challenging that it completely scrambled my brains, leaving me frustrated and confused.
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18 Dec, 06:01
there, there! (spoken) used to comfort someone who is crying, especially a child.
For Example:
There, there, don’t get so upset!
خلاص خلاص ولا يهمك بيبي ماتزعل 😅
ولا يهمك بسيطة 🤓
ترجموها أنتم لأنها شوية صعبة 🤓
For Example:
There, there, don’t get so upset!
خلاص خلاص ولا يهمك بيبي ماتزعل 😅
ولا يهمك بسيطة 🤓
ترجموها أنتم لأنها شوية صعبة 🤓
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18 Dec, 05:17
Down for whatever
if you are down for something, your name is on a list of people who want to do something or are intended to do something
جاهز لأي شيء
if you are down for something, your name is on a list of people who want to do something or are intended to do something
جاهز لأي شيء
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16 Dec, 19:18
#Phrasal_verbs
🔅Suss out
• Meaning: To figure out or understand something, often after careful consideration or investigation.
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
🔅Phase out
• Meaning: To gradually stop using or producing something, often in favor of a different approach or product.
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
🔅Bail out
• Meaning: To help someone escape from a difficult situation, often by providing financial assistance or support.
🔅Suss out
• Meaning: To figure out or understand something, often after careful consideration or investigation.
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
🔅Phase out
• Meaning: To gradually stop using or producing something, often in favor of a different approach or product.
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
🔅Bail out
• Meaning: To help someone escape from a difficult situation, often by providing financial assistance or support.
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15 Dec, 06:02
#idioms
🔘Close the barn door after the horse has bolted
▪️Meaning:
To try to prevent or rectify a problem after the damage has already been done.
▪️Example:
⚡️It isn't worth replacing the oil filter on the engine now—you can't close the barn door after the horse has bolted.
🔘Close the barn door after the horse has bolted
▪️Meaning:
To try to prevent or rectify a problem after the damage has already been done.
▪️Example:
⚡️It isn't worth replacing the oil filter on the engine now—you can't close the barn door after the horse has bolted.
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15 Dec, 05:51
#idioms
🫧Read the room
🍃To be or become aware of the opinions and attitudes of a group of people that you are talking to.
🍃You have to read the room when you're performing.
🍃Sales used to be about doing a sales presentation and reading the room for non-verbal cues.
🫧Read the room
🍃To be or become aware of the opinions and attitudes of a group of people that you are talking to.
🍃You have to read the room when you're performing.
🍃Sales used to be about doing a sales presentation and reading the room for non-verbal cues.
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14 Dec, 18:30
#idioms
🫧Work the room.
🍃To interact with many people at an event or function. Often, but not always, applied to business situations.
🍃At networking events, Ben totally works the room, with the goal of meeting as many people as he possibly can.
🍃At parties, my dad always works the room and chats with everyone, but I'm too shy for that.
🫧Work the room.
🍃To interact with many people at an event or function. Often, but not always, applied to business situations.
🍃At networking events, Ben totally works the room, with the goal of meeting as many people as he possibly can.
🍃At parties, my dad always works the room and chats with everyone, but I'm too shy for that.
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08 Dec, 15:05
#common_mistakes
🔘Arrive
😨We arrived to London at nine o’clock.✖️
😇We arrived in London at nine o’clock.✔️
😨We finally arrived in the coach station.✖️
😇We finally arrived at the coach station.✔️
⚜You arrive at a place, such as a station, airport, etc. and you arrive in acountry or city. You never arrive to a place or a country or city.
⚜Note also that you do not use a preposition between the word arrive and the words home, here, there, somewhere, or anywhere:
🔅We arrived home just after midnight.
🔅I arrived here yesterday.
We’d only just arrived there.
🔘Arrive
😨We arrived to London at nine o’clock.✖️
😇We arrived in London at nine o’clock.✔️
😨We finally arrived in the coach station.✖️
😇We finally arrived at the coach station.✔️
⚜You arrive at a place, such as a station, airport, etc. and you arrive in acountry or city. You never arrive to a place or a country or city.
⚜Note also that you do not use a preposition between the word arrive and the words home, here, there, somewhere, or anywhere:
🔅We arrived home just after midnight.
🔅I arrived here yesterday.
We’d only just arrived there.
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08 Dec, 15:04
#common_mistakes
🔘Arrival
😨At your arrival, please report to the visitors’ office.✖️
😇On your arrival, please report to the visitors’ office. ✔️
😨At his arrival, he went straight to the hotel.✖️
😇On his arrival, he went straight to the hotel.✔️
⚜If you want to say that something happens immediately after someone
arrives at a place, you can say it happens on/upon their arrival.
⚜Note that this is a slightly formal phrase. Do not say at their arrival.
🔘Arrival
😨At your arrival, please report to the visitors’ office.✖️
😇On your arrival, please report to the visitors’ office. ✔️
😨At his arrival, he went straight to the hotel.✖️
😇On his arrival, he went straight to the hotel.✔️
⚜If you want to say that something happens immediately after someone
arrives at a place, you can say it happens on/upon their arrival.
⚜Note that this is a slightly formal phrase. Do not say at their arrival.
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08 Dec, 15:04
#common_mistakes
🔘Travel/journey/trip/voyage
😨I’m going away on a business travel.✖️
😇I’m going away on a business trip.✔️
😨We had to do quite a long car travel.✖️
😇We had to do quite a long car journey.✔️
⚜Travel, meaning ‘the act of travelling’ is uncountable. Do not say a travel.
Instead, use a journey, a trip or, less commonly (on a ship)¸ a voyage:
🔅We’re going on a day trip to the seaside.
🔅On long journeys, Emily often gets sick.
🔅It was the ship’s second voyage.
⚜Note that you do not use the verb do with any of these nouns. You make or
go on a journey, you take or go on a trip, and you make a voyage:
🔅He made the long journey to India.
🔅We took a bus trip to Oxford.
🔅The ship made the 4,000-kilometre voyage across the Atlantic.
🔘Travel/journey/trip/voyage
😨I’m going away on a business travel.✖️
😇I’m going away on a business trip.✔️
😨We had to do quite a long car travel.✖️
😇We had to do quite a long car journey.✔️
⚜Travel, meaning ‘the act of travelling’ is uncountable. Do not say a travel.
Instead, use a journey, a trip or, less commonly (on a ship)¸ a voyage:
🔅We’re going on a day trip to the seaside.
🔅On long journeys, Emily often gets sick.
🔅It was the ship’s second voyage.
⚜Note that you do not use the verb do with any of these nouns. You make or
go on a journey, you take or go on a trip, and you make a voyage:
🔅He made the long journey to India.
🔅We took a bus trip to Oxford.
🔅The ship made the 4,000-kilometre voyage across the Atlantic.
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08 Dec, 15:03
#idioms
⚫️DARK HORSE
▪️a competitor who is little-known by most people but who is expected to win by someone more knowledgeable.
▪️Examples :
1. The voters know very little about Mr. Johnson, but
he’s a dark horse and I think he’ll win the election.
2. At the racetrack, we placed our money on a horse
most people had never seen before, but was expected
to do well. He was a dark horse in the race.
🔘The expression originates from horse racing jargon. It is often used to mean a surprise candidate in a political election.
⚫️DARK HORSE
▪️a competitor who is little-known by most people but who is expected to win by someone more knowledgeable.
▪️Examples :
1. The voters know very little about Mr. Johnson, but
he’s a dark horse and I think he’ll win the election.
2. At the racetrack, we placed our money on a horse
most people had never seen before, but was expected
to do well. He was a dark horse in the race.
🔘The expression originates from horse racing jargon. It is often used to mean a surprise candidate in a political election.
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08 Dec, 15:02
#idioms
⚫️FAT CAT
▪️a rich but usually lazy person
▪️Examples :
1. Now that Mr. Anderson is rich, he rides around town
in a fancy car like a fat cat and has everyone else do
the work.
2. Richard is such a fat cat businessman. He owns
several supermarkets.
🔘The expression is primarily used to describe a man (usually not a woman) who, although rich, is not seen as industrious.
He has perhaps become wealthy through hard work but is now relaxing, or he has never had to work for his wealth.
⚫️FAT CAT
▪️a rich but usually lazy person
▪️Examples :
1. Now that Mr. Anderson is rich, he rides around town
in a fancy car like a fat cat and has everyone else do
the work.
2. Richard is such a fat cat businessman. He owns
several supermarkets.
🔘The expression is primarily used to describe a man (usually not a woman) who, although rich, is not seen as industrious.
He has perhaps become wealthy through hard work but is now relaxing, or he has never had to work for his wealth.
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05 Dec, 19:41
#idioms
▪️a (figuratively) painful payment of a debt.
1. When we fell behind in our mortgage and asked the
bank to work out a different payment schedule, they
refused and took possession of our house. They got
their pound of flesh.
2. You’ve been annoying me for days about the ten
dollars I owe you, but I’m afraid I don’t have the money right now. You’ll have to wait for your pound of flesh.
▪️The expression originates from Shakespeare’s play The
Merchant of Venice in which Antonio borrows money from
Shylock, the Jewish money lender, promising to pay it back
when his ships arrive. When Antonio learns that his ships
have sunk at sea, Shylock demands payment in the form of one pound of Antonio’s flesh.
🔘POUND OF FLESH▪️a (figuratively) painful payment of a debt.
1. When we fell behind in our mortgage and asked the
bank to work out a different payment schedule, they
refused and took possession of our house. They got
their pound of flesh.
2. You’ve been annoying me for days about the ten
dollars I owe you, but I’m afraid I don’t have the money right now. You’ll have to wait for your pound of flesh.
▪️The expression originates from Shakespeare’s play The
Merchant of Venice in which Antonio borrows money from
Shylock, the Jewish money lender, promising to pay it back
when his ships arrive. When Antonio learns that his ships
have sunk at sea, Shylock demands payment in the form of one pound of Antonio’s flesh.
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05 Dec, 19:41
#idioms
▪️to decrease the amount of energy spent on some
activity; to delay or postpone action on some
activity.
🔘Examples :
1. The boss isn’t sure he wants to pursue that new project right now. I think it’s on the back burner until the current project is finished.
2. Because of the country’s debt problems, the government has had to put its plans to expand the national medical program on the back burner.
▪️The expression on the back burner comes from cooking on a standard stove, which has four burners, two in front and two in back. The burners in front are used for immediate cooking, while the ones in back are often used for simmering or keeping things warm. To move something to the front burner means to make some project highest priority.
⚫️ON THE BACK BURNER, PUT (SOMETHING)
▪️to decrease the amount of energy spent on some
activity; to delay or postpone action on some
activity.
🔘Examples :
1. The boss isn’t sure he wants to pursue that new project right now. I think it’s on the back burner until the current project is finished.
2. Because of the country’s debt problems, the government has had to put its plans to expand the national medical program on the back burner.
▪️The expression on the back burner comes from cooking on a standard stove, which has four burners, two in front and two in back. The burners in front are used for immediate cooking, while the ones in back are often used for simmering or keeping things warm. To move something to the front burner means to make some project highest priority.
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05 Dec, 19:41
#idioms
▪️ordinary; so-so; not especially good or important.
🔘Examples :
1. Tom’s parents wanted to know how he liked the
school. Tom said the school was all right, but it was
nothing to write home about.
2. When we asked them about their trip, they said they
couldn’t complain about it but the hotel was nothing
to write home about.
▪️The expression originates from the idea that if one were
writing a letter to one’s family, the person or thing or event
in question is so ordinary or insignificant that one wouldn’t
even mention it in the letter.
⚫️NOTHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT▪️ordinary; so-so; not especially good or important.
🔘Examples :
1. Tom’s parents wanted to know how he liked the
school. Tom said the school was all right, but it was
nothing to write home about.
2. When we asked them about their trip, they said they
couldn’t complain about it but the hotel was nothing
to write home about.
▪️Antonyms: something to crow about; a feather in one’s cap.
▪️The expression originates from the idea that if one were
writing a letter to one’s family, the person or thing or event
in question is so ordinary or insignificant that one wouldn’t
even mention it in the letter.
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29 Nov, 19:50
#idioms
🔘TILT AT WINDMILLS
➖to fight against impossible odds in an attempt to
do good
▪️Don’t waste your time and energy trying to change a
situation that cannot be changed. The bureaucracy is
too big to fight. You’ll just be tilting at wind
▪️I’ve always been one to try to help the helpless, even when I know I have little chance of success fighting against the powerful. I guess I’ll always tilt
at windmills.
▪️The expression originates from Miguel de Cervantes’s novel
Don Quixote, in which Quixote comes upon several windmills
and, thinking that they are giants, tries to defeat them in
battle by tilting at them (stabbing while running or riding past) with his lance (long spear).
🔘TILT AT WINDMILLS
➖to fight against impossible odds in an attempt to
do good
▪️Don’t waste your time and energy trying to change a
situation that cannot be changed. The bureaucracy is
too big to fight. You’ll just be tilting at wind
▪️I’ve always been one to try to help the helpless, even when I know I have little chance of success fighting against the powerful. I guess I’ll always tilt
at windmills.
▪️The expression originates from Miguel de Cervantes’s novel
Don Quixote, in which Quixote comes upon several windmills
and, thinking that they are giants, tries to defeat them in
battle by tilting at them (stabbing while running or riding past) with his lance (long spear).
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17 Nov, 07:32
#idioms
🔮HALF-BAKED
poorly planned or thought out
1. John suggested some half-baked idea to get rich
quick. Anyone with any brains could see that it
wouldn’t work.
2. You come in here and present some half-baked plan to reorganize the company and fire half of the employees. That won’t go over too well with the
workers!
📌The expression suggests that when something is only half- baked, it is not completely cooked, i.e., not properly prepared
🔮HALF-BAKED
poorly planned or thought out
1. John suggested some half-baked idea to get rich
quick. Anyone with any brains could see that it
wouldn’t work.
2. You come in here and present some half-baked plan to reorganize the company and fire half of the employees. That won’t go over too well with the
workers!
📌The expression suggests that when something is only half- baked, it is not completely cooked, i.e., not properly prepared
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17 Nov, 07:32
#idioms
🔮GO TO POT/SEED
to fall into disrepair; to deteriorate from lack of
attention.
1. The house has really fallen into disrepair. It’s too bad
they let it go to seed like that.
2. George really neglects his appearance nowadays. He
has let himself go to pot.
📌Go to seed originates in the idea that the fruit on plants ‘goes to seed’ if it is not picked when ripe.
🔮GO TO POT/SEED
to fall into disrepair; to deteriorate from lack of
attention.
1. The house has really fallen into disrepair. It’s too bad
they let it go to seed like that.
2. George really neglects his appearance nowadays. He
has let himself go to pot.
Synonym: go to the dogs📌Go to seed originates in the idea that the fruit on plants ‘goes to seed’ if it is not picked when ripe.
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16 Nov, 19:02
🔴 مصطلحات إنجليزية مهمه 🔴
▪️Poker face وجه خالي من التعابير أو المشاعر
▪️It is mind-blowing ياخد العقل
▪️At rock bottom في اسوأ حالة
▪️Cheesy person شخص سخيف
▪️A fat cat رجل ثري
▪️Keep your shirt on طول بالك
▪️Like two peas in a pod فولة وإتقسمت نصين
▪️It was a dirt cheap إشتريتها برخص التراب
▪️My patience has run out لقد نفذ صبري
▪️You look fishy شكلك مثير للشك أو ما يطمن
▪️Poker face وجه خالي من التعابير أو المشاعر
▪️It is mind-blowing ياخد العقل
▪️At rock bottom في اسوأ حالة
▪️Cheesy person شخص سخيف
▪️A fat cat رجل ثري
▪️Keep your shirt on طول بالك
▪️Like two peas in a pod فولة وإتقسمت نصين
▪️It was a dirt cheap إشتريتها برخص التراب
▪️My patience has run out لقد نفذ صبري
▪️You look fishy شكلك مثير للشك أو ما يطمن
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12 Nov, 19:39
#Expressions
⚫️Giddy heights
➖ a situation in which you have a lot of success
🔘Although she had been quite a successful model, she had never reached the giddy heights of the Paris fashion world.
⚫️Giddy heights
➖ a situation in which you have a lot of success
🔘Although she had been quite a successful model, she had never reached the giddy heights of the Paris fashion world.
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12 Nov, 19:38
#Vocabulary
⚫️Res‧tive
/ˈrestɪv/ adjective (written)
▪️dissatisfied or bored with your situation, and impatient for it to change.
▪️Communist leaders struggled to rule over increasingly restive populations.
— restively adverb
— restiveness noun [U]
⚫️Res‧tive
/ˈrestɪv/ adjective (written)
▪️dissatisfied or bored with your situation, and impatient for it to change.
▪️Communist leaders struggled to rule over increasingly restive populations.
— restively adverb
— restiveness noun [U]
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04 Nov, 19:16
#Vocabulary
#phrases
🔘Gird
[
▪️[I,T] if you gird for something, or gird yourself for something, especially something difficult, you prepare for it
➖gird (yourself) for something.
▪️By midsummer both police and protesters were girding for confrontation.
🔘Gird (up) your loins : to get ready to do something difficult – used humorously.
#phrases
🔘Gird
[
Gird (Girded/ Girt) ] ▪️[I,T] if you gird for something, or gird yourself for something, especially something difficult, you prepare for it
➖gird (yourself) for something.
▪️By midsummer both police and protesters were girding for confrontation.
🔘Gird (up) your loins : to get ready to do something difficult – used humorously.
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23 Oct, 15:35
🛑 مصطلحات اليوم ✅
📗The apple of my eye اعز شخص لدي ,قرة عيني
📗A nosy parker شخص فضولي
📗Inferiority complex عقدة النقص
📗irreversible decision قرار لا رجعة فيه
📗Donkey's years مدة طويلة جدا
📗Reliable source مصدر موثوق
📗Selling like hot cakes يلقى رواجا كبيرا
📗in a pickle في مأزق, ورطة
📗You are off the limits تخطيت حدودك
📗Out of courtesy من باب الادب
📗A bad apple شخص سيئ ، مثير للمتاعب
📗has a big nose يحشر نفسه في كل شيء
📗lose your train of thought قطع حبل افكارك
📗lose track of the time الوقت سرقني
📗Out of my hand لا استطيع مساعدتك
📗Deal with / handle يتعامل مع
📗Long winded يلف ويدور في الكلام
📗Roll over اترك لي مكان / تنحى جانبا
📗Hit the hay / sack يخلد للنوم
📗Barely بالكاد / بصعوبة
📗Procrastinate / delay يؤجل الاشياء
📗suitable time وقت مناسب
📗Fool me / trick me تخدعني/ تستغباني
📗Turning beet red / blush إحمر خجلا
📗Controlfreak يريد السيطره ع كل شئ
📗Eliminate /crack down on يقضي على
📗Flawless خالي من العيوب
📗Save your skin انفد بجلدك
📗Zip the lip اسكت
📗cut me some slack اتركني وحدي
📗Plot twist نقطه تحول
📗Turn upside down يقلب رأس على عقب
📗l'm on the roll انا محظوظ اليوم
📗I hate to break it to you مقدمه لقول شىء سيء
📗The apple of my eye اعز شخص لدي ,قرة عيني
📗A nosy parker شخص فضولي
📗Inferiority complex عقدة النقص
📗irreversible decision قرار لا رجعة فيه
📗Donkey's years مدة طويلة جدا
📗Reliable source مصدر موثوق
📗Selling like hot cakes يلقى رواجا كبيرا
📗in a pickle في مأزق, ورطة
📗You are off the limits تخطيت حدودك
📗Out of courtesy من باب الادب
📗A bad apple شخص سيئ ، مثير للمتاعب
📗has a big nose يحشر نفسه في كل شيء
📗lose your train of thought قطع حبل افكارك
📗lose track of the time الوقت سرقني
📗Out of my hand لا استطيع مساعدتك
📗Deal with / handle يتعامل مع
📗Long winded يلف ويدور في الكلام
📗Roll over اترك لي مكان / تنحى جانبا
📗Hit the hay / sack يخلد للنوم
📗Barely بالكاد / بصعوبة
📗Procrastinate / delay يؤجل الاشياء
📗suitable time وقت مناسب
📗Fool me / trick me تخدعني/ تستغباني
📗Turning beet red / blush إحمر خجلا
📗Controlfreak يريد السيطره ع كل شئ
📗Eliminate /crack down on يقضي على
📗Flawless خالي من العيوب
📗Save your skin انفد بجلدك
📗Zip the lip اسكت
📗cut me some slack اتركني وحدي
📗Plot twist نقطه تحول
📗Turn upside down يقلب رأس على عقب
📗l'm on the roll انا محظوظ اليوم
📗I hate to break it to you مقدمه لقول شىء سيء
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22 Oct, 20:22
🤍"رَبِّ أَوۡزِعۡنِيٓ أَنۡ أَشۡكُرَ نِعۡمَتَكَ ٱلَّتِيٓ أَنۡعَمۡتَ عَلَيَّ وَعَلَىٰ وَٰلِدَيَّ وَأَنۡ أَعۡمَلَ صَٰلِحٗا تَرۡضَىٰهُ وَأَصۡلِحۡ لِي فِي ذُرِّيَّتِيٓۖ إِنِّي تُبۡتُ إِلَيۡكَ وَإِنِّي مِنَ ٱلۡمُسۡلِمِينَ "🤍
🤍"My Lord! Inspire me to always be thankful for Your favours which You blessed me and my parents with, and to do good deeds that please You. And instil righteousness in my offspring. I truly repent to You, and I truly submit to Your Will''🤍
[Sūrah al-ʾAḥqāf, Verse 15]
🤍"My Lord! Inspire me to always be thankful for Your favours which You blessed me and my parents with, and to do good deeds that please You. And instil righteousness in my offspring. I truly repent to You, and I truly submit to Your Will''🤍
[Sūrah al-ʾAḥqāf, Verse 15]
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22 Oct, 18:22
#collocations
bare essentials:
things that are needed the most
أبسط المقومات
example:
Poor families have just enough money for bare essentials like food and clothing.
bare essentials:
things that are needed the most
أبسط المقومات
example:
Poor families have just enough money for bare essentials like food and clothing.
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22 Oct, 18:05
#Vocabulary
🔘Spectre (BrE), Specter (AmE) /ˈspektə(r)/
1) the spectre of something :
➖something that people are afraid of because it may affect them badly.
🔸The recession is again raising the spectre of unemployment.
2) [C] (literary) : a ghost
🔘Spectre (BrE), Specter (AmE) /ˈspektə(r)/
🔸Noun1) the spectre of something :
➖something that people are afraid of because it may affect them badly.
🔸The recession is again raising the spectre of unemployment.
2) [C] (literary) : a ghost
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21 Oct, 12:08
#Vocabulary
⚜Esoteric
مفهوم ل / مقصور على فئة معينة
🔸 intended for or understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge
🔸Example: The professor's lecture on quantum physics was so esoteric that only a few students could understand it.
⚜Esoteric
مفهوم ل / مقصور على فئة معينة
🔸 intended for or understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge
🔸Example: The professor's lecture on quantum physics was so esoteric that only a few students could understand it.
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19 Oct, 07:32
#Expressions
🔘be drawn/pulled/picked out of the/a hat
🔸 if someone’s name is drawn out of a hat, they are chosen, for example as the winner of a competition, because their name is the first one that is taken out of a container containing the names of all the people involved.
🔸The first correct entry out of the hat on September 2nd will win a prize.
🔘be drawn/pulled/picked out of the/a hat
🔸 if someone’s name is drawn out of a hat, they are chosen, for example as the winner of a competition, because their name is the first one that is taken out of a container containing the names of all the people involved.
🔸The first correct entry out of the hat on September 2nd will win a prize.
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19 Oct, 07:32
#Expressions
🔘come/work etc under the umbrella of something
🔸 to be part of a larger organization or involved in the work done by it.
🔸The international education program came under the umbrella of the State Department.
🔘come/work etc under the umbrella of something
🔸 to be part of a larger organization or involved in the work done by it.
🔸The international education program came under the umbrella of the State Department.
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18 Oct, 18:36
Janus-faced adj literary
Janus-faced ones change what they say according to who they are talking to, in an insincere and unpleasant way.
two-faced
hypocritical/hypocritic
insincere
dishonest
devious
lying
deceitful
Janus-faced ones change what they say according to who they are talking to, in an insincere and unpleasant way.
SYN: two-faced
hypocritical/hypocritic
insincere
dishonest
devious
lying
deceitful
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