پیشنهادهای مریم سالک زمانی (٥,٧١٨)
Even if you fail at something twice, you may well succeed the third time
[Person X] would really like or be well suited to this
A very broad or general perspective
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Discourage plans for something
Via gossip
To sabotage; to cause to fail
Deeply surprise someone; catch someone off guard
Be combative; be aggressive ( physically or figuratively )
Sacrifice someone else’s interests for your own personal gain
Prosecute legally as strongly as possible
Intentionally lose a contest, usually in collusion with gamblers
Intentionally lose a contest, usually in collusion with gamblers
Intentionally lose a contest, usually in collusion with gamblers
Anything that develops in a disastrous way
Approval
Maintain a current situation without improvement or decline
A test of someone’s or the public’s reaction
Dance well; do ballroom dancing
A complete change of opinion, direction, etc
Not generally perceived, below popular consciousness
Believing something, perhaps mistakenly
Fascinated, entranced by someone
Without being officially recorded
Temporarily hidden, secret
For a long time with no results
Difficult real - life experience, as opposed to formal education
In a very bad situation
Angry, protesting ( usually said of a group )
Nearly overwhelmed
Meeting a basic standard of competence or quality
Meeting a basic standard
Raise the stakes; increase the importance of something under discussion
Pregnant
To disorganize or spoil something, especially an established arrangement or plan
The world in general, envisioned as a sad place; the tribulations of life
To think, to have common sense
A situation in which an attempt to solve a problem makes the original problem worse
Visible public appearances after a victory or accomplishment
Something that has never been explored, physically or intellectually
To physically depart from something as a way of showing disapproval
Ready to assume responsibilities but not yet active, ready to become a successor
Stop deluding yourself
Change political parties ( said of politicians themselves )
Be grumpy or ill - humored. Generally used in past tense
A place where alcoholic beverages are served, a bar
Decline to take further responsibility; refuse to be involved with something anymore
When We Come to It We’ll deal with that problem if and when it comes up
Someone who has an office job but enjoys contact sports on weekends; a member of a military reserve force ( whose exercises are typically on weekends ...
Not observe the terms of an agreement