پیشنهاد‌های مریم سالک زمانی (٥,٨٨٤)

Abandon someone in a difficult situation

To beat someone in order to teach him/her a lesson. May be used figuratively

Make peace after an argument

Amaze someone

At the top of one’s field; the most influential person in a given field or area

To destroy a source of ongoing profits or benefits

A cramp in one’s neck that causes pain

Working hard on something repetitive or tedious

Avoid close interaction or cooperation

Avoid trouble or situations that compromise one’e honesty

Don’t tell anyone; don’t reveal this secret

Be observant; watch out for something

Exactly the thing that is or was needed to help improve something or make one feel better

I would like to make it clear that

To shift suddenly from one activity or line of thought to another

Begin a new experience wholeheartedly

Playing improvised music in an informal setting

I think it’s quite possible that [this person] would do this

The outcome will not affect me personally

Do not give up too soon; things may improve

My patience is almost exhausted

A positive and a negative development cancel each other out, so the situation has neither improved nor gotten worse

A person who has itchy feet is someone who finds it difficult to stay in one place and likes to travel and discover new places

Receiving large amounts of publicity or attention

In someone’s strongest area of competence or enthusiasm

It denotes a period of time between something that ended and something that happened afterwards

Immediately. This is especially used in hypothetical situations

If this description of you is accurate, accept it

It was very obvious, but I missed it

Honest, often painful criticism

A habitual hangout; a place one frequents often and where one feels welcome

Be silent

Be able to drink a large amount without being affected

Being victorious is often a matter of simply surviving a conflict

Have nothing to do

Have a snobbish or disdainful attitude

Express your opinion on something

Be certain to win

To want two incompatible things ( usually used in the negative )

Drink too much alcohol

To be near death ( usually because of old age or illness )

To have an argument with someone in order to settle a dispute

To be in a very strong position in a competition

To have a hidden advantage

To embarrass oneself through a silly mistake

They are made to look foolish or embarrassed

Be faced with a task that is difficult because of unfavorable conditions

Be depending on the successful outcome or development of something

To have natural ability at something, a talent for finding something

A tendency to drive very fast