پیشنهادهای امیرحسین سیاوشی خیابانی (٣٢,٢٥٦)
سست عفاف
weak - willed
weak - willed
ضعیف الاراده
weak - willed
weak - willed
weak - willed
weak - willed
I know the feeling = said when you understand how someone feels because you have had the same experience
I know the feeling = said when you understand how someone feels because you have had the same experience
I know the feeling = said when you understand how someone feels because you have had the same experience
I know the feeling = said when you understand how someone feels because you have had the same experience
have/get the feeling ( that )
have/get the feeling ( that )
feeling adjective showing strong feelings a feeling look
کابوسناک
clear up
hoy Used to attract attention
a change for the better
a change for the worse
غریبانه
change the subject
change the subject
change the subject
It's your destiny to . . . . . . . . . . . . .
get something wrong or get/have it all wrong ( =understand a situation in completely the wrong way )
get something wrong or get/have it all wrong ( =understand a situation in completely the wrong way )
get something wrong or get/have it all wrong ( =understand a situation in completely the wrong way )
Like - minded
Like - minded
Like - minded
Like - minded
Face a threat ( =likely to be affected by something ) threat from But he faces many threats from friend and foe alike
Face a threat ( =likely to be affected by something )
Albion = an ancient name for Britain or England, used especially in poetry
Albion = an ancient name for Britain or England, used especially in poetry
Albion = an ancient name for Britain or England, used especially in poetry
Albion = an ancient name for Britain or England, used especially in poetry
Albion = an ancient name for Britain or England, used especially in poetry
full - bodied
a man can die but once
just the once British English spoken Mrs Peterson came in to see Ruth just the once
for a reason Your gift, Merlin, was given to you for a reason
for a reason Your gift, Merlin, was given to you for a reason
I’m afraid not ‘Did you see him?’ ‘I’m afraid not ( =no )
I’m afraid so ( =yes ) ‘Is she very ill?’ ‘I’m afraid so ( =yes )
have ( one's ) pick of ( something ) You're the first potential owner I've had, so you'll have your pick of puppies from this litter\ I'm sure you ...
that's life
It seems a shame not to have met him
It seems a shame not to have met him