پیشنهاد‌های حامد جباری (٤,١٤٤)

lose your head =to become too excited, angry, etc. , e. g. He usually stays quite calm in meetings but this time he just lost his head.

lose heart =to stop hoping, e. g. Don’t lose heart, you can still win if you try

lose count =to not know how many there are of sth, e. g. I’ve lost count of how many times he has told that joke.

like mad =very hard, fast, much, etc. , e. g. I had to run like mad to catch the bus

let's see ( let me see ) =words that you use when you are thinking or trying to remember sth, e. g. Let’s see, where did I put the keys.

let's face it =we must agree that it is true, e. g. Let’s face it, you’re not very good at math.

let's - =used for making suggestions about what you and other people can do, e. g. Let’s go to the movies tonight. Let’s not go out this evening.

let sb know =to tell sb about sth, e. g. Let me know if you need any help

leave alone =to not touch, bother, or speak to sth sb, e. g. Leave me alone, I’m busy. Leave that bag alone, it’s mine.

late - night 1 =happening late at night, e. g. We took the client to a late - night show near Piccadilly Circus.

late - night 2 =available late at night, e. g. Saturday night was a late - night shopping night.

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مخالف ( دشمن )

چیزی که باعث سرگشتگی و حیرت شود ( حیرت انگیز )

گیاه هایی چون شاهدانه که از آن بنگ درست می شد و آنچه از آن نوشابه ای به نام هوم به وجود می آمد نیز در مراسم دینی آریایی نقشی بر عهده داشتند و از رستن ...

حشیش، بنگ یا چَرس ماده ای ست که از صمغ ( شیره ) گیاه شاه دانه به دست می آید. تفاوت حشیش با ماری جوآنا در این است که ماری جوانا از برگ و گل خشک شدهٔ گ ...

حشیش، بنگ یا چَرس ماده ای ست که از صمغ ( شیره ) گیاه شاه دانه به دست می آید. تفاوت حشیش با ماری جوآنا در این است که ماری جوانا از برگ و گل خشک شدهٔ گ ...

قوت ( qut ) به معنای غذا مثال: در بین انواع غله، گندم و جو حتی از زمان هخامنشیان قوت غالب مردم بود. ( کتاب روزگاران نوشته زرین کوب صفحه 31 )

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پایایی ( ماندگاری )

your heart sinks =you suddenly feel unhappy, e. g. My heart sank when I saw the first question.

you’re welcome =polite words that you say when sb has said “thank you”, e. g. Thank you. “You’re welcome. ”

you bet =yes, of course, e. g. Are you coming too. “You bet. ”

yet another =words you use to show surprise that there is one more of sth, e. g. They’re opening yet another restaurant on this street.

who cares =words that you use to show you don’t think sth is important, e. g. Who do you think is going to win the game. who cares.

what if =what would happen if, e. g. What if the car breaks down

try and do sth =to try to do sth, e. g. I’ll try and come early tomorrow

there you are =words that you say when you give sth to sb, e. g. There you are, she said, giving me a cookie.

the other day =not many days ago, e. g. I saw your brother the other day

the final straw ( the last straw ) =the last in a series of unpleasant events that finally makes you feel that you can't continue to accept a bad sit ...

thank goodness =words that show you are happy because a problem ( danger ) has gone away, e. g. Thank goodness it stopped raining.

tell sb’s fortune =to say what will happen to sb in the future, e. g. She said she could tell my fortune by looking at my hand.

tell time =to read the time from a clock or watch, e. g. Can your children tell time

take your time 1 =not hurry, e. g. Take your time if you're planning a big job

take your time 2 =to do sth slowly, e. g. The builders are really taking their time

take your pick =to choose what you like, e. g. We have orange juice, lemonade, or milk. Take your pick.

take sides =to show that you agree with one person, and not the other, in a fight or an argument, e. g. They were arguing, but I didn't want to take ...

take turns =to do sth one after the other, e. g. You can’t both use the computer at the same time. Why don’t you take turns.

take shape =to start to develop well, e. g. plans for the new building are beginning to take shape.

take sb’s temperature =to see how hot sb is, using a special instrument ( called a thermometer ) , e. g. The nurse took my temperature and said I was ...

take seriously =to show that you know sth sb is important, e. g. Don’t take what he says too seriously, he’s always joking.

take place =to happen, e. g. The wedding of John and Sara will take place on May 22.

take it easy =to relax and not worry or work too much, e. g. After my exam, I’m going to take it easy for a few days.

take effect =to begin to work, e. g. It takes about 20 minutes for the medicine to take effect.

take care 1 =to be careful, e. g. Take care when you cross the road

take care 2 =goodbye, e. g. Bye. Take care

take a risk ( take risks ) =to do sth when you know that sth bad may happen, e. g. Don’t take risks when you’re driving.

take a chance =to do sth when it’s possible that sth bad may happen because of it, e. g. We may lose money, but we’ll just have to take that chance.