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💡Here are some adjectives to describe someone's job :
🔸️Challenging = Requiring great effort, skill, or determination; something that tests your abilities.
🔸️Rewarding = Bringing satisfaction or benefits; giving a sense of achievement or fulfillment.
🔸️Tedious = Boring and repetitive; requiring a lot of time and effort without much excitement.
🔸️Fast-paced = means something is moving, changing, or happening very quickly.
🔸️Demanding = Requiring a lot of effort, attention, or resources; often stressful or exhausting.
🔸️Stimulating = refers to something exciting, challenging, or intellectually engaging.
🔸️Monotonous = Dull and repetitive; lacking variety.
🔸️Stressful = Causing worry, tension, or anxiety; difficult to handle without feeling pressure.
🔸️Flexible = Capable of adapting to different conditions; able to change or be adjusted easily.
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🌟Everyday Phrases for Eating🌟
🔷️Grab a bite: To have a quick meal or snack.
🔷️Devoured: To eat something quickly and eagerly.
🔷️ Snacking: Eating a small amount of food between regular meals.
🔷️Nibbling: Eating small amounts of food slowly or gently.
🔷️Picking at: Eating small amounts of food, usually because you're not very hungry.
🔷️Polished off: To finish all of something, especially food, completely.
🔷️Wolfing down: Eating food very quickly and hungrily.
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💢Nature-Inspired English Idioms
🌟Beat around the bush: To avoid talking about the main issue.
🔷️Stop beating around the bush and tell me what you really think.
🌟Down to Earth: Practical and unpretentious.
🔷️She's very down to earth despite her success.
🌟A ray of sunshine: Something or someone that brings happiness.
🔷️Her smile is like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.
🌟A drop in the ocean: A small, insignificant amount compared to what is required.
🔷️The donation was a drop in the ocean compared to what's needed.
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📌 Had better
🔸 We use "had better" to refer to the present or the future, to talk about actions we think people should do.
The verb form is always "had", not "have". We normally shorten it to "’d better" in informal situations.
It is followed by the infinitive without to:
✅ Synonym: Should
💠 Examples:
📖 You had better discuss this issue with Bruno.
📖 It’s five o’clock. I’d better go now before the traffic gets too bad.
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Level: Intermediate~Advanced
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💢5 Color-Related American Idioms
🔷️Tickled pink: Extremely pleased or happy.
🔸️She was tickled pink when she got the job offer.
🔷️Green with envy: Very jealous or envious.
🔸️She was green with envy when she saw her friend's
new car.
🔷️Caught red-handed: Caught in the act of doing something wrong.
🔸️He was caught red-handed trying to steal from the store.
🔷️Yellow-bellied: Being cowardly or afraid.
🔸️He's too yellow-bellied to confront his boss about the mistake.
🔷️In the red: To be in debt or losing money.
🔸️He needs to cut down on expenses; his account is in the red.
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یکی از بهترین راه هایی ک کمک زیادی میکنه کلمات ، ساختار و یا عبارت های طبیعی رو یادبگیرین خوندن همین متن هاست و یا بعضا کامنت خوندنم خالی از لطف نیست.
همین متن کلی عبارت ، کالوکیشن ، و کلمه داره و من چند تایی شو پیدا کردم : 👇🏽
Another fascinating finding is
Which is a key factor in sth
Higher levels of emotional resilience
cognitive flexibility
Maintain a healthy mind
Primary reason
Passive entertainment
Elevate mood / reduce anxiety
Sth foster social interaction
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⭕️Here are 5 phrasal verbs with "come":
🔷️Come up with: To think of an idea or solution.
🔸️She came up with a brilliant idea for the project. ✓
🔷️Come across: To find or discover something unexpectedly.
🔸️I came across an old letter while cleaning the attic.
🔷️Come down with: To become ill with a disease or condition.
🔸️He came down with a cold after working in the rain.
🔷️Come out: To be released or made available.
🔸️The new book will come out next month.
🔷️Come by: To visit briefly or obtain something.
🔸️I'll come by your office to drop off the documents.
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🔰English idioms to say someone
is sick :
🌟I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.
🌟 She's feeling lousy with a cold.
🌟I'm down with a nasty cough.
🌟She's been feeling off since last night. ✔
🌟I'm feeling rough after last night's dinner.
🌟She's been feeling out of sorts all day.
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🔰stick/poke your nose into something
📢 to become involved in something that does not concern you, in a way that annoys people ⇒ nosy:
♻️ She always has to stick her nose into matters that do not concern her.
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💢Here are some polite and professional ways to say "It's not your business":
🌟I'd prefer to keep that private.
🌟I'm not comfortable discussing that.
🌟That's a personal matter.
🌟Let's focus on the task at hand.
🌟I'd rather not go into details.
🌟That's outside the scope of our discussion.
🌟I'm not at liberty to share that information.
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‼️#Differences
📌"Advice" 🆚️ "Advise" 📌
🔰Advice" is a noun, meaning a recommendation or suggestion.
⭕️Examples:
♻️She gave me some useful advice on how to study better. (She offered suggestions.)
♻️His advice helped me make a good decision.
♻️She asked for advice on buying a new car.
🔆"Advise" is a verb, meaning to give a recommendation or suggestion.
⭕️Examples:
♻️The doctor advised him to exercise regularly. (Here the doctor is providing guidance.)
♻️I advise you to start studying before the exam begins.
♻️I advise you to drink more water throughout the day.
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🟢Ways to Express Missing Someone
🌟I've been longing for you since you left.
🌟I really yearn for your company right now.
🌟I wish you were here to share this moment with me.
🌟'I'm feeling your absence more than ever.
🌟I've been hankering after you all week.
🌟I miss you to bits and can't wait to see you again.
🌟 I've been pining for you ever since you went away.
🌟 I can't wait to catch up with you; it's been too long.
🌟I'm feeling blue without you around.
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🔶️Expressions to use when you're uncertain about something:
🔷️I'm on the fence about which movie to watch.
🔷️I'm in two minds about taking that job offer.
🔷️I'm betwixt and between whether to go to the party or stay home.
🔷️I'm wavering on whether to buy the new phone now or wait.
🔷️I'm unsure if I should move to a new city.
🔷️I'm iffy about the restaurant's new menu.
🔷️I'm not sure how to fix this issue with my computer.
🔷️I'm hesitant to invest in that new startup.
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💢Adjectives for Describing an Exceptional Look
🌟She looks gorgeous in that dress.
🌟His style is impeccable.
🌟She looks stunning tonight.
🌟She looks charming in her wedding dress.
🌟She has a glamorous style.
🌟He looks elegant in that outfit.
🌟She looks divine in that attire.
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♨️Today's Idioms ♨️
✅At least:
🌸Anyway, the good thing is that.
✅(To) make up my mind:
🌸To decide.
✅To put up with:
🌸To endure without complaint.
✅(To) Lose one's temper
🌸To become very angry.
✅Dead-end job:
🌸A job that won't lead to anything else.
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#slang
🟢 get a kick out of
🔶️to enjoy sth very much
🔷️ I get a kick out of studying English slangs.
📕SYNONYM:
💢to get a charge out of
🔷️I get a charge out of going to the beach.
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a leopard cannot change its ˈspots
🔶️(saying) people cannot change their character, especially if they have a bad character
🔷️•You didn’t really expect her to be on time, did you? A leopard can’t change its spots.
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💢drop out (phrasal verb)💢
🔷️ drop out (of something)
to no longer take part in or be part of something
کناره گیری کردن، انصراف دادن
🟢Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race.
🔷️ drop out of school/college
💢to leave school/college without finishing your studies
ترک تحصیل کردن
🟢She started a degree but dropped out after only a year.
🔷️dropout (noun)
💢a person who leaves school/college before they have finished their studies
دانش آموز یا دانشجو انصرافی
🟢He is a high school dropout.
Adoption
📚act of legally taking a child to be looked after as your own
👶She was homeless and had to put her child up for adoption (= asked for the child to be taken by someone else as their own).
👶The last ten years have seen a dramatic fall in the number of adoptions.
👶They were so happy when the adoption went through successfully.
Show up
📚arrive somewhere in order to join a group of people, especially late or unexpectedly
1. I invited him for eight o'clock, but he didn't show up until nine-thirty.
2. We were expecting thirty people to come, but half of them never showed up.
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