پیشنهاد‌های مریم سالک زمانی (٥,٧١٨)

Excuse oneself without giving the real reason for leaving, especially to go to the toilet or have an alcoholic drink مثال ها: I've just got to see a ...

a huge or excessive amount

to urge someone to speed up on something that they are doing

A person or thing that is completely different, especially in comparison to someone or something else

a ​rough noisy play in which people push or hit each other for fun

View something with a fresh perspective مثال: Traveling allows you to look with new eyes at different cultures

Show disapproval or lack of interest مثال: The teacher had to turn a cold eye on cheating during exams

Energetic and enthusiastic مثال: Despite the early morning, she arrived bright - eyed and bushy - tailed for the adventure

‘Walking on eggshells’ idiom can be described as being very cautious in what you say or do, due to a tense or delicate situation Example: “After the ...

The idiom ‘twitchy as a cat’ means nervous or jumpy, similar to a cat’s quick and reactive movements Example: “He’s twitchy as a cat whenever he’s i ...

The idiom ‘sweating bullets’ means to be extremely nervous or anxious, often accompanied by excessive sweating Example: “During the job interview, I ...

The idiom ‘nail - biting suspense’ can be used in a situation which is filled with tension and uncertainty Example: “The final minutes of the game w ...

‘On pins and needles’ can be described as a state of anticipation or nervousness, often due to awaiting an important outcome Example: “I’ve been on ...

‘Bite one’s nails’ idiom can be used to express being nervous or anxious about something Example: “He always bites his nails before a big exam

To be extremely startled or nervous can be termed as a ‘jump out of one’s skin’ Example: “When the fire alarm suddenly went off, I jumped out of my ...

Using “snake in the grass” in a sentence makes it clear that the person is sneaking and cannot be trusted مثالها: Even though he seemed friendly, Joh ...

This proverb suggests that a calm and peaceful environment leads to the development of significant achievements and outstanding qualities in individu ...

It means that one cannot change their inherent nature or character just like a zebra’s is an unchangeable part of its identity

To say something embarrassing or tactless without realising it. It implies a social blunder or faux pas مثال: I put my foot in my mouth when I asked ...

The idiom ‘to pick someone’s brain’ refers to someone who knows a lot about a subject for information or their opinion. It’s like trying to extract v ...

It refers to maintaining a distance or simply avoiding becoming too close or friendly with someone. Furthermore, it implies that someone who doesn’t ...

The idiom basically means a kind thought or action Example: Sending a gift to my mom for her birthday was obvious but adding a bouquet of flowers wa ...

This idiom used to describe someone who is generous and kind Example: It gave me heart to see one thug get what he deserves

The expression “be kindness itself” is used to be the epitome, embodiment, or standard of kindness Example: I make an effort to be kindness itself b ...

This expression means to do a kind deed for a person or a group of people Example: I welcome every chance to do someone a kindness

The expression “out of the kindness of one’s heart” refers to an act done with pure intentions and without ulterior motives Example: They offered to ...

To rely on the generosity and goodwill of those around us, especially those we don’t know personally Example: At this point, we can’t do much but re ...

To have or be motivated by good or altruistic intentions, even if the results or consequences are undesirable Example: I can tell that you’re coming ...

This is a term used to describe someone who is always anxious or stressed. If you’re a “Nervous Nellie” at work, you might be overly worried about de ...

This means to deal with a problem when it becomes necessary, not before. At work, this could be a way to avoid overthinking decisions that don’t need ...

This Australian idiom means you’re extremely busy, as busy as a lizard drinking water on a hot day. It’s a humorous way to say you’re swamped with wo ...

This means going through a series of challenges or difficulties. In the context of being busy, running the gauntlet refers to navigating through a se ...

This idiom usually means that you’re obsessed with an idea or task. You’re so focused on this one thing that you become extremely busy with it

This means you’re handling many tasks or responsibilities at once. Just like a juggler keeps several balls in the air, you’re keeping multiple projec ...

This means taking on more tasks or responsibilities than you can handle. You’re so busy because you’ve overcommitted yourself

This describes someone who is super busy, running from task to task, but not very organized. Just like a chicken with its head cut off might run arou ...

This means you are extremely busy, almost overwhelmed with work. If you say you’re “up to your eyeballs, ” it means you’ve got so much going on that ...

This means being completely open and honest about plans or problems. In a team, putting all your cards on the table can help to build trust and make ...

This means that everyone on the team is working toward the same goal. When everyone is rowing in the same direction, the team is more coordinated and ...

This means to go beyond the usual limits, especially as a woman or a minority. Breaking the glass ceiling usually refers to getting a high - level jo ...

This means to focus on your work and keep busy. By keeping your nose to the grindstone, you show commitment to your job and increase your chances of ...

This means to start a new job or project with lots of energy and enthusiasm right away. If you hit the ground running, you’re likely to catch the att ...

Very busy with lots of responsibilities مثال: David currently has a lot on his plate as his boss is on vacation

You may have heard this shortened saying from the popular British TV show ‘Only Fools and Horses‘. It’s a fun way of saying that you are silly for wo ...

This is a fun saying about working hard. If you want to motivate your team, try using the expression teamwork makes the dream work to say that workin ...

Meaning: Emphasizing someone’s loyalty and commitment as a friend who will stick around through thick and thin In a Sentence: Facing legal troubles, ...

Meaning: Expressing a desire for only positive, good energy in one’s life In a Sentence: Determined to maintain a positive atmosphere, Lisa surround ...

Meaning: Signifying a friendship that is enduring, lasting a lifetime In a Sentence: Despite the distances and time, the bond between Mark and Tom r ...

Meaning: A friend who supports you through both the good and challenging times In a Sentence: Daniel proved to be there for Sarah during the highs o ...

Meaning: A loyal friend who remains supportive and steadfast through thick and thin In a Sentence: Even amidst controversies, Sarah chose to stick b ...