پیشنهاد‌های مریم سالک زمانی (٥,٥٩٤)

Meaning: To take control and lead in a situation In a Sentence: The president took the helm during the company’s restructuring Other Ways to Say: A ...

Meaning: To follow through on what one says; to lead by example In a Sentence: Our teacher always walks the talk by showing kindness to others Othe ...

Meaning: To be in control of a situation or group In a Sentence: The captain holds the reins during the team’s practices Other Ways to Say: Being i ...

Meaning: To establish the speed or direction of something In a Sentence: The fastest runner sets the pace for the rest of the team Other Ways to Sa ...

Meaning: To be involved in many different activities or projects In a Sentence: The mayor has a finger in every pie in our town Other Ways to Say: ...

Meaning: To take the lead and show others the way In a Sentence: The teacher always leads from the front during field trips Other Ways to Say: Taki ...

Meaning: To guide and control a situation or group In a Sentence: The principal is responsible for steering the ship at our school Other Ways to Sa ...

Meaning: To make important decisions and be in control In a Sentence: The coach is always calling the shots during the game Other Ways to Say: Bein ...

Meaning: To help someone improve their situation In a Sentence: The scholarship gave him a leg up in his education. / A mentor can give you a leg up ...

Meaning: To make someone happy or brighten their day In a Sentence: Your kind words made my day. / Bringing cookies to the office made everyone’s da ...

Meaning: To work well with others to help achieve a goal In a Sentence: She’s such a team player and always supports her classmates. / Being a team ...

Meaning: To do what someone expects or needs In a Sentence: He came through for his friend when he needed a ride. / I know you’ll come through for me ...

Meaning: To teach someone how to do something In a Sentence: On his first day, his coworker showed him the ropes. / The coach showed the new players ...

Meaning: To remain loyal and supportive In a Sentence: He stood by her even when others doubted her. / Good friends stand by you through thick and t ...

Meaning: To relieve someone of stress or worry In a Sentence: Knowing I passed the exam took a load off my mind. / Her offer to babysit took a load ...

Meaning: To come through and help someone in a difficult time In a Sentence: I knew I could count on you to pull through for me. / The team pulled t ...

Meaning: To encourage or motivate someone In a Sentence: The teacher’s kind words gave me a boost before the test. / A little compliment can give so ...

Meaning: To support someone when needed In a Sentence: I’ll always be there for you if you need anything. / He was there for his friend during the t ...

Meaning: To guide and protect someone In a Sentence: She took the new employee under her wing and showed him the ropes. / The coach took the young p ...

Meaning: To help someone out of a difficult situation In a Sentence: When I was struggling with rent, my brother threw me a lifeline. / The communit ...

Meaning: To listen to someone’s ideas or problems In a Sentence: He used his mentor as a sounding board before making a decision. / She was a soundi ...

Meaning: To praise or encourage someone In a Sentence: He deserves a pat on the back for working so hard. / She gave her daughter a pat on the back ...

Meaning: To make someone feel happier or more positive In a Sentence: Her kind words lifted my spirits after the bad news. / He brought flowers to l ...

Meaning: To be strong and reliable for someone In a Sentence: She was a rock for her family during the crisis. / He’s always been my rock when life ...

Meaning: To provide comfort to someone upset In a Sentence: She was heartbroken, so I gave her a shoulder to cry on. / A true friend offers a should ...

Meaning: To imagine how someone else feels In a Sentence: Before judging her, put yourself in her shoes. / It’s hard to complain when you put yourse ...

Meaning: To be ready to help or protect someone In a Sentence: Don’t worry about the presentation—I’ll have your back if you forget anything. / Frie ...

Meaning: To support or defend someone In a Sentence: No matter what happens, I’ll always be in your corner. / It’s nice to know your family is in yo ...

Meaning: Bank accounts located in foreign countries are often used for financial privacy or tax advantages In a Sentence: Some wealthy individuals h ...

Meaning: Going against popular opinion or prevailing trends In a Sentence: Starting a small bookstore in the digital age felt like swimming against ...

Meaning: Hidden or not immediately apparent In a Sentence: The problems in the project were below the surface until they were discovered during the ...

Meaning: Unable to progress or move forward In a Sentence: Without funding, the project was dead in the water and had to be abandoned Other Ways to ...

Meaning: To consider a wide range of options or possibilities In a Sentence: To find the perfect job, Jane decided to cast her net wide and apply to ...

Meaning: To act impulsively or irrationally In a Sentence: When he found out he had failed the exam, Tom went off the deep end and stormed out of th ...

Meaning: Balanced and stable In a Sentence: With her finances in order, Maria finally felt like her life was on an even keel Other Ways to Say: Bal ...

Meaning: Experiencing a period of great success or popularity In a Sentence: After winning the science fair, Emily felt like she was on the crest of ...

Meaning: Ready for departure or action In a Sentence: With all passengers on board, the captain shouted “Anchors aweigh” and the cruise ship began i ...

Meaning: In trouble or difficulty In a Sentence: Sarah found herself in deep water when she forgot her homework and had to explain it to the teacher ...

Meaning: Confused or disoriented In a Sentence: When Sam got lost in the new city, he felt all at sea until he found a map Other Ways to Say: Confu ...

Meaning: Neat, tidy, and in good order In a Sentence: After tidying up his room, Tim proudly declared it to be shipshape and Bristol fashion Other ...

Meaning: To join in or take advantage of a favorable situation In a Sentence: Jenny decided to catch a wave and join the soccer team when they neede ...

Meaning: Creating a loud and disruptive noise, often unintentionally In a Sentence: The construction site next door was making a racket all morning ...

Meaning: Creating a noisy and chaotic situation, often with multiple voices and sounds In a Sentence: The children playing in the park created a hu ...

Meaning: Extremely loud, comparable to the resonant sound of a church bell ringing In a Sentence: The alarm clock rang as loud as a church bell, jo ...

Meaning: Very loud and chaotic, resembling the deafening roar of a tornado In a Sentence: The thunderstorm outside sounded like a tornado, with how ...

Meaning: Extremely loud, comparable to the powerful sound of a trombone In a Sentence: The car alarm blared as loud as a trombone, waking up the en ...

Meaning: Very loud and powerful, resembling the thunderous rush of a waterfall In a Sentence: The applause filled the auditorium like a roaring wat ...

Meaning: Very loud and powerful, resembling the deafening roar of a jet engine In a Sentence: The motorcycle sped down the highway, sounding like a ...

Meaning: Creating a commotion or disturbance, often accompanied by loudness and agitation In a Sentence: The politician’s controversial statement s ...

Meaning: Producing a loud, rattling noise, often caused by the collision of hard objects In a Sentence: The pots and pans fell to the floor with a ...