Wonder Story Flashcards
vocabulary (145 cards)
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you can’t blend in when you born to stand out
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ولدت لتكون فرديا، لا تحاول ان تكون عاديا
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blend in
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.1: to look like things nearby
The fish settles on the sandy ocean bottom where it blends in perfectly.
2: to look like one belongs with a particular group
She tried to blend in by dressing like the other girls.
—often + with
I’ve always found it difficult to blend in with my peers.
3: to add (something) to a mixture or substance and mix it thoroughly
Mix the first three ingredients together, then blend in the cream.
Blend the white paint in last.
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blend into
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to gradually become the same as or part of (something)
One color blends into another.
where the city blends into the suburbs
2: to look like (one’s surroundings)
The animal’s dark fur enables it to blend into the forest.
3: to look like one belongs in (something)
He tried to blend into the crowd.
A good journalist can easily blend into a community.
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petrified
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petrified adjective
1. converted into stone through a slow process of mineralization, or a substance like stone over a very long period of time
petrified wood
: overwhelmingly fearful
very afraid or frightened of something : unable to move or act because you are afraid
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Far away
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Long-distance - dreamy
- Adject - Grader Adjective
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a Walk in the park
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Something ( task, activity) that is so easy and effortless to accomplish
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Cleft Palate
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: congenital fissure of the roof of the mouth
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farting
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Verb to allow gases from your stomach to come out through your anus
* old fart Countable noun
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rush out
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- To exit, escape, or depart (from something or some place) very quickly or all at once.
People came rushing out of the burning building. - To cause or direct someone or something to exit, escape, or depart (from something or some place) in a very hasty or frantic manner. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can used between “rush” and “out.”
The security guards rushed everyone out of the building after the first gunshot went off. - To develop and release some product very hastily, especially resulting in a reduction in quality. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between “rush” and “out.”
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had fainted
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- without strength; weak; feeble
- without courage or hope; timid
- done without strength, vigor, or enthusiasm; halfhearted
- feeling weak and dizzy, as if about to swoon
- dim; indistinct; unclear
- far from certain
a faint chance
NOUN - a condition of temporary loss of consciousness as a result of an inadequate flow of blood to the brain; swoon
- [pl.]
the crude, impure spirits given off in the first and last stages of the distillation of liquor
VERB INTRANSITIVE - to fall into a faint; swoon often with away
- Archaic
a. to weaken; languish
b. to lose courage or hope
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bummed
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Adjective us. Informal / bad-unhappy -dipressed- disappointed
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figures
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number/amount important person person or person’s shape mathematical shape drawing in a book
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duel
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1: a combat between two persons
specifically : a formal combat with weapons fought between two persons in the presence of witnesses
2: a conflict between antagonistic persons, ideas, or forces
also : a hard-fought contest between two opponents
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Case Closed - Period (Literature)
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“Case closed” could be used in a friendly conversation as long as you made it clear you were not annoyed.
“Case closed” might be perceived as a slightly dismissive way to end a conversation.
It is perhaps a bit abrupt to use with people you do not know, unless you are actually ordering or instructing them to cease the discussion.
It could be considered the kind of phrase a husband (an old-fashioned & rude husband) might use to silence his wife, if he feels she is arguing with him.
The phrase originated in the legal courts.
At the conclusion of a trial, the judge would say “Case Closed” & bang his gavel.
It can have the flavor of an authoritarian judgement.
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shrugging
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the action of moving your shoulders up and then dropping them
a very short cardigan that covers only the chest and the upper back
She wanted a shrug or jacket to wear with her dress.
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Beecher Pep.
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the name od school in Wonder Story
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pat
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pat on my knees
VERB TRANSITIVE
Word forms: ˈpatted or ˈpatting
5.
a. to tap, touch, or stroke quickly or gently, esp. with the hand, as in affection, sympathy, or encouragement
b. to tap or stroke lightly with something flat
6. to flatten, shape, apply, etc. by patting
ADJECTIVE 1. apt; timely; opportune 2. exactly suitable 3. so glibly plausible as to seem contrived 4. designating a poker hand to which no cards are drawn because of the unlikelihood of improving it ADVERB 5. in a pat manner Idioms: have (down) pat stand pat
on (one’s pat)
pat down
2. To put one’s hands on someone’s body in order to search them for something, especially weaponry or prohibited substances. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between “pat” and “down.”
1. To tamp down the surface of some substance in order to smooth, flatten, or pack it. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between “pat” and “down.”
Lightly pat the soil down after planting the seed, leaving it loose enough for water to get through.
NOUN
- a light blow with something flat
- a gentle slap
- a small mass of something
a pat of butter - the sound made by a light stroke or light footsteps
- pat on the back
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Pat 2
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have/get (something) down pat (redirected from have down pat)
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have/get (something) down pat (Amercian English./ off pat(British)
To learn, master, or understand something perfectly, to the point of requiring little or no focus to do, recall, or accomplish it.
- I know it’s a little tricky getting the hang of the machine, but keep at it, and you’ll have it off pat in no time.
- My sister is such a musical prodigy that she can have a song off pat after listening to it only once or twice.
Make sure you practice these equations until you have them down pat.
I got my routine down pat so there wouldn’t be any room for error during the performance.
stand pat
[mainly US]
to not change something or refuse to change your mind about something
There are certain issues on which Britain would stand pat and insist on
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reach
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reach over/out : To me, “reached over” means to physically extend your arm to reach over to get something, or to reach over (above) something else to get something. (He reached over and turned off the alarm clock….. I reached over and picked up the plate.)
“reached out to “ unphysically can mean to literally extend your arms (he reached out to me and I took his hand…) or it can have a metaphorical meaning (he reached out to me for help) meaning, he came to me for help or asked me for help, with no actual extending of the arms.
reach out to
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squeeze
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INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE to press something firmly, especially with your hands
Ruth smiled, squeezing his hand affectionately.
TRANSITIVE to press something such as a liquid out of something
She squeezed some cream onto her hands.
freshly-squeezed orange juice
INTRANSITIVE to get through or into a small space
He had squeezed through a hole in the fence.
Passengers were trying to squeeze onto the bus.
TRANSITIVE if you squeeze your eyes shut, you close them tightly
TRANSITIVE to make someone have financial trouble, for example by raising prices, cutting a supply of money, or increasing competition
Supermarkets are accused of squeezing both customers and suppliers
: to cause economic hardship to
c: to reduce the amount of
squeezes profits
TRANSITIVE to fit or move someone or something through or into a small space
We can only squeeze one more thing into the bag.
The letters were squeezed together so you could hardly read them.
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squeeze 2
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squeeze out - to stop smth from continue-
(squeeze something out of someone) to make someone tell you something even though they do not want to
forced out to
squeeze in
to be able to do something, even though you do not have much time
I can squeeze a meeting in early tomorrow morning.
Nevin squeezed in a third goal just before the end of the game
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grown-up
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adults - peole who is an adult and have a big mind
verb
grow up - something happened in childhood - stop doing like babyish/ silly things/ a child becames old
grow up on - to do things you do a lot or do when you were a child
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admissions process
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(1): the act or process of accepting someone as a student at a school
: the right or permission to join or enter a place, a group, etc.
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admissions
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also : someone who is so admitted
: a fee paid for entering a place (such as a theater or museum)
confessions / statement that something is true especially you have done it and you sorry about it .
admission of: an admission of guilt
admission that: The admission that her drug test had been altered shocked us all.
by someone’s own admission: His contribution was, by his own admission, very small.
: acknowledgment that a fact or statement is true
ca revealing statement
an admission of failure
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hindsight
perception of the nature of an event after it has happened
In hindsight, it's clear there were alternatives.
Hindsight is twenty-twenty.
ادراك مسبق- نظرة مسبقة / ادراك / j[hvf lsfrm
with the benefits of hindsights
in hindsight (idioms)
I know that late
in hindsight
Considering or analyzing the past with consideration of the knowledge that one has now.
In hindsight, I can see now that having my brother as my legal counsel was unwise.
A: "I can't believe I was ever interested in such a self-absorbed jerk." B: "Don't blame yourself. Everything is easier to see in hindsight."
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be worked up to get all worked up
To be in a state of mental or emotional agitation. Often modified as "all worked up" or "really worked up."
You're worked up over nothing—I'm sure the doctor will tell you it's nothing.
Mom was really worked up when I spoke to her on the phone.
The professor said she really needed to speak with me later, and now I'm all worked up that I might be failing the course!
worked up, be
Also, get all worked up. Be or become excited or upset, as in She got all worked up about the idea of adopting a baby
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a part of me
inside of me
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In hindsight
preception of the nature events that happened in the past .
Hindsight is the ability to understand and realize something about an event after it has happened, although you did not understand or realize it at the time.
ادراك مسبق(متأخر) - خبرة مسبقة - تصور مسبق-
in hindsigh - - حسب شو صار - اول الجملة حسنا بهاد الايشي بعد ما صار الي صار
- حين ننظر الى الوراء ادركنا اننه اخظأنا
(بعد فوات الاوان - عندما ادرك الامر متأخرا
with hindsight- حسب ما شهدناه من الاحداث الماضية "نهاية الجملة" - مع استراجاع الاحداث الماضية "بداية الجملة"
حسب تصور خبرة رؤية مسبقة - مع الادراك الامر متأخر
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Yes I guess
بظن مزبوط
| نعم حسب ما أظن
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face forward https://www.brainscape.com/decks/7206365/cards/quick_new_card
to look straight ahead انظر الى الامام
- توجه الى الامام - اتطلع قدام
Please face forward so that I can buckle your seatbelt.
to turn someone or something to the front. (Also with many other directions—backward, to the right, to the left, etc.) Please face your brother forward now. Face the book forward so we can read the title.
to position someone or something so that they or it face forward. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "face" and "forward."
لفي وجهك قدام - وجه حالك قدام - غير موضع صورة شخص او شىء الى الامام
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folding my arms
أعقد ذراعي
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hatching out
to break free of a protective structure of an animal being born
Noun 1. hatching - the production of young from an egghatching - the production of young from an egg
2. hatching - shading consisting of multiple crossing lineshatching - shading consisting of multiple crossing lines
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curl up
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Phrasal Verb:
curl up
To assume a position with the legs drawn up: The child curled up in an armchair to read.
اتكور - أضم نفسي
curl
coiled or spiral shape.
twist hair
curl- bending the ball assostion to (a football)
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make yp your mind
make a decision; decide.
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run behind (redirected from running behind)
run behind
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1. To follow along behind someone or something while running.
She ran behind the taxi, waving frantically for it to stop.
2. To run to and seek cover behind someone or something.
She just goes and runs behind his rich daddy whenever she gets into trouble.
He always goes and runs behind the First Amendment whenever he gets called out for saying something truly bigoted and evil.
4. To be behind schedule; to be a bit late. Typically used in the continuous tense.
Are you ready to leave yet? We're already running behind!
Their newest project has apparently started running behind, with the estimated release date moving to Spring of next year.
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bum rap
1. n. a false criminal charge. (Underworld. The same as bad rap.) This is a bum rap, and you know it.
2. and bum-rap tv. to talk ill about someone; to accuse someone of something falsely. You’re always bum-rapping your car!تغلط
bum rap worthless عدم اهتمام
bum rap
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Generally speaking, a bum rap is a false accusation of criminal behavior. "Rap" is an accusation (consider "rap sheet" still used on cop shows in the US) and "bum", in this sense, means "bad" or "false".
But in the OP's example the term is used as a play on words -- if your car is rear-ended you have been "rapped" on the "bum" (where "bum" in this sense means "buttocks").
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rear ended
rear end
1. The back part of anything, especially a vehicle, as in There's a large dent in the rear end of the car.
2. The buttocks, as in I'm afraid these pants don't fit my rear end. The noun rear alone has been used in both these senses, the first since the late 1700s and the second since the mid-1900s. The addition of end occurred in the first half of the 1900s.
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bum
bum verb (2)
bummed; bumming; bums
Definition of bum (Entry 6 of 6)
transitive verb
US, informal
: DISAPPOINT, DEPRESS —usually used with out
The news really bummed me out.
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fix up
to rehabilitate someone or something. The doctor said he could fix me up with a few pills. The doctor fixed up the injured hunter and sent him home.
يعالج-يصلح
fix someone up (with something)
Larry wanted some film and the clerk fixed him up with the best.
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giggle
V. If someone giggles, they laugh in a childlike way, because they are amused, nervous, or embarrassed.
PLURAL NOUN
If you say that someone has the giggles, you mean they cannot stop giggling.
I was so nervous I got the giggles.
She had a fit of the giggles.
انهبل - صابوا ضحكة الهبل - صابوا التخوت
SINGULAR NOUN
If you say that something is a giggle, you mean it is fun or is amusing
نكشة اتخوت مسخرة هبل
mainly British, informal]
I might buy one for a friend's birthday as a giggle
NOUN
2. such a laugh
3. informal
something or someone that provokes amusement
4. the giggles
5. for a giggle
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Derived forms British
giggler (ˈgiggler) NOUN
giggling (ˈgiggling) NOUN, ADJECTIVE
gigglingly (ˈgigglingly) ADVERB
giggly (ˈgiggly) ADJECTIVE
American
giggler (ˈgiggler) NOUN
giggly (ˈgiggly) ADJECTIVE
Word forms: ˈgigglier or ˈgiggliest
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put out
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stop something burning
offer something to people
create problems
put something outside
publish/broadcast something
defeat
make someone unconscious
make a number incorrect
ship: leave a port
have sex
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Put your hand/arm/foot outto move your hand/arm/foot forwards from your body
She put her hand out to stop herself from falling.
put the word outINFORMALto tell people about something
Can you put the word out that the meeting has been cancelled.
TRANSITIVE to not continue with something
The ad was dropped after complaints from the public.
drop the act (=stop pretending): Oh, drop the innocent act!
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drop out
a: one who drops out of school
b: one who drops out of conventional society
c: one who abandons an attempt, activity, or chosen path
a corporate dropout
2: a momentary defect on a magnetic tape or disk caused by a temporary loss of signal
to decide not to have an ordinary job or life because you do not want to be part of society
He decided to drop out and spend his life travelling.
Verb. quit, stop participating (leave)
يتخلى عن يعتزل يترك
drop or drop back INTRANSITIVE to fall to a lower amount or value
drop from/to: PCM’s share value dropped to 750 pence.
drop below: In winter the temperature often drops below freezing.
drop by: European sales have dropped by over 30%.
to decide not to continue with a court case
The charges against him were dropped due to insuff
drop someone at/in: Can you drop me at the corner of the street?
to take something to a place and not stay there very long
Can you drop these magazines at Nora’s house on your way home?
Her family wanted her to drop the case.#######TRANSITIVE to not continue with something
The ad was dropped after complaints from the public.
drop the act (=stop pretending): Oh, drop the innocent act!
7b
####to not pronounce a letter when you say a word
She has a tendency to drop her h’s.
to say something in an informal or indirect way
drop a hint: Ferguson dropped a broad hint that he would soon be retiring.
$$$TRANSITIVE VERY INFORMALto swallow an illegal drug, especially acid
$$$$TRANSITIVE INFORMALto end a relationship with someone, especially suddenly
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Drop
send - fall - decrease - low - get off((get up - depars- - run away, get away - escape - leave me - lea (go down) - - leave -
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hold out
TRANSITIVE to hold something where someone else can reach it
Gail held out her glass to be refilled.
hold out your hand: She held out her hand to him.
Availiable to be ' continue do something - defend someone or something
INTRANSITIVE to continue to be enough or continue to exist
How long will your money hold out?
I wonder whether her stamina will hold out.
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$$$$hold out hopeOFTEN IN NEGATIVESto think that something is likely to happen or succeed
I don’t hold out much hope that they’ll come.
to keep something secret
(hold out on someone/something) to not tell someone something
They’ve been holding out on the details of the plan.
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a firm grip
سبطرة تامة ، قبضة محكمة، قبضة قوية ، لديه احكام قبضته
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stand up
to put your body into an upright position from a sitting or lying position
A man at the back stood up to ask a question.
INTRANSITIVE to react in a particular way to severe conditions or treatment
I wasn’t sure how well the house would stand up in a storm.
stand up to: She was confident her witness would stand up well to detailed questioning
INTRANSITIVE to still seem true or correct after being examined carefully
stand up in court: We all knew her story wouldn’t stand up in court.
fail or refuse to comunicate someone##
RANSITIVE (stand someone up) INFORMALto not come to meet someone who you have arranged to meet, especially someone who you are having or starting a sexual or romantic relationship with
Did she stand you up?
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support an idea
stand up and be countedto state or show publicly that you support someone or something, especially when something unpleasant or dangerous could happen to you as a result
It’s time for people who care about freedom to stand up and be counted.
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####TRANSITIVE if a journalist stands up a story, they provide evidence or proof that it is true
The news agency had done the basics to stand the story up.
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follow
moving towards a lower place or position
| Someone pushed him and he fell down the stairs.
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tAKE OFF
remove clothing- SOMETHING etc
aircraft: start flying (To operate an aircraft)
become successful etc
INTRANSITIVE to become successful or popular very fast
Her business has really taken off.
not go to work
RANSITIVE (take something off) to have a particular amount of time away from work
I’m taking Monday off to go to London.
We haven’t taken any time off since last summer.
leave suddenly
INTRANSITIVE INFORMALto leave a place suddenly
As soon as she saw George arrive, she just took off.
copy someone for fun
TRANSITIVE INFORMALto copy the way that someone speaks or behaves, in order to entertain people
Beth can take off Judy Garland brilliantly.
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out
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/out_1?q=out+
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a late pass
a paper for excuse to enter the class
| أذن تأخير
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buckle
buckle
Related to buckle: American eagle, buckle up
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buckle down(to do something)
1. To anchor or fasten something or someone in place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "buckle" and "down."
Did you buckle the bikes down securely?
Can you please buckle down the baby in her highchair?
2. To put forth maximum effort toward something, especially after not having done so.
If you want to get a passing grade this semester, you'll really need to buckle down and study hard.
See also: buckle, down
buckle in
buckle someone in
to attach someone securely with a vehicle's seat belts. (This includes airplane seat belts.) Don't forget to
buckle the children in. Did you buckle in the children?
To anchor or fasten oneself or another in place with a seatbelt, as in a vehicle. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buckle" and "in."
Can you buckle the baby in while I put our bags in the trunk?
This car is not moving until everyone is buckled in!
buckle under
Lit1. To collapse or fall apart, as of a structure or object. In this usage, the cause of the collapse can be stated after "under."
1. Lit. [for something] to collapse. With heavy trucks on it, the bridge buckled under. The table buckled under.
2. Fig. [for someone] to collapse or give in under the burden of heavy demands or great anxiety. With so much to worry about, she buckled under. I was afraid she would buckle under.
Three people sitting on the chair at the same time caused it to buckle under.
That rickety old roof buckled under the weight of the snow.
2. To succumb to pressure or stress. In this usage, the cause of the collapse is usually stated after "under."
Karen buckled under the stress of being student council president and resigned from her post.
See also: buckle
buckle up
1. To anchor or fasten something or someone in place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "buckle" and "up."
Are the bikes securely buckled up?
Can you please buckle the baby up in her highchair?
2. To anchor or fasten oneself or another in place with a seatbelt, as in a vehicle. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buckle" and "up."
Can you buckle the baby up while I put our bags in the trunk?
This car is not moving until everyone is buckled up!
3. To bend at the waist.
She keeps buckling up and clutching her stomach, so the pain must be pretty bad—let's take her to the doctor.
4. slang Prepare for what is about to happen, such as danger, excitement, trouble, etc.
The boss is in a terrible mood today, so buckle up!
Buckle up, folks. This game is going down to the wire!
See also: buckle, up
knuckle down
F.g To begin to work on something in a determined matter.
If you want to get a passing grade this semester, you'll really need to knuckle down and study hard.
See also: down, knuckle
make buckle and tongue meet
To have enough money to survive. Although the exact image referred to in this phrase is unclear, it means the same as "make ends meet."
N. belt و مشبك
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made my day
أسعدت نهاري
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I have no idea
فش عندي علم
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Le'ts face it
let's face it let's be honest, admitting unpalatable facts.
2002 DVD Verdict There's never much need or reason to slow down and ponder characterization or plot – I mean, let's face it, this isn't Shakespeare.
let’s ˈface it (informal) we must accept the unpleasant facts; let’s be honest: Let’s face it — we just don’t have enough money to buy a new car. ♢ Let’s face it. He married her for her money, not for love.
خليما صريحين ، نواجه الامر، خلينا واقعيين، دعنا نواجه الواقع، ، لنتعرف
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turn around
INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE
Manage - carry off- cope- overcome
to stop being unsuccessful and to start being successful, or to make something do this
The £400 million loan will help turn the Russian economy around.
TRANSITIVE
Complete - finish work
to complete a piece of work, process, or activity within a particular time
We can produce quality work and turn it around very quickly
TRANSITIVE(assioate) to consider or express something in a different way
If you turn this argument around, you’ll see that it’s equally valid.
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To think about someone or something in a particular way
react to something- respone- stand up
turn around and do somethingto react to something, especially in a way that is surprising or not helpful
It was your idea, so don’t turn around and say you’re too busy.
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literally
truly- actually- already- indeed- letter by leeter-
exactly- in particular- particullary
Just- merely- simply - basically- easlily-
In fact
entirely- totally- completely
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Pour out
افش خلقي - افضضفض
pour out one's heart
Express one's innermost thoughts and feelings to someone else, as in Upset over the breakup, she poured out her heart to her mother. Also
pour (one's) soul out (to someone) (redirected from pour our soul out to)
pour (one's) soul out (to someone)
To share one's deepest or most intimate emotions, thoughts, or secrets, especially in a profuse or sudden manner.
Samantha poured her soul out to me last night about how grief-stricken she's been since her father passed away.
Sorry for pouring my soul out like that. I've been keeping those feelings bottled up for a long time.
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pour out (of something)
pour out (of something)
تدفق- انهمر= انسكب
Lit
1. To flow or stream outward (from some place or thing).
Steam poured out of the wound in the cold night air.
Bullet pierced the large tank and oil began pouring out.
2. To cause a liquid or loose substance to flow or stream outward (from some place or thing). In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "pour" and "out."
She poured a bit of water out of the container and onto the dying plant.
Don't pour out that oil—we can use it when we cook the meat!
Fig
3. Of people, to throng together and exit (out of some place or thing) in great numbers and all at once.
I set up my food stall in the parking lot near the end of the game, because I knew people would come pouring out once it was finished.
Students poured out of the school the moment the final bell sounded before summer vacation.
See also: out, pour
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lean
When you lean in a particular direction, you bend your body in that direction.
VERB
If you lean on or against someone or something, you rest against them so that they partly support your weight. If you lean an object on or against something, you place the object so that it is partly supported by that thing.
She was feeling tired and was glad to lean against him. [VERB adverb]
Lean the plants against a wall and cover the roots with peat. [VERB noun adverb/preposition]
The table lurched as a young man leant his weight on it. [VERB noun adverb/preposition]
NOUN
5. the condition of inclining from a vertical position
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lean adj
| British - American
1. (esp of a person or an animal) having no surplus flesh or bulk; not fat or plump
2. not bulky or full
3. (of meat) having little or no fat
4. not rich, abundant, or satisfying
5. (of a mixture of fuel and air) containing insufficient fuel and too much air
a lean mixture
6. (of printer's type) having a thin appearance
7. (of a paint) containing relatively little oil
8. (of an ore) not having a high mineral content
9. (of concrete) made with a small amount of cement
NOUN
10. the part of meat that contains little or no fat
leanly (ˈleanly) ADVERB
leanness (ˈleanness) NOUN
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with all her might
بكل قوتها - على قد ما بتقدر
with might and main with all your force.
Main derives from the Old English word mægen meaning ‘physical strength’ (see also by main force at main). The use of the two nouns might and main together dates from the mid 15th century; main in this sense is no longer used in modern English except in this phrase.
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walk in on
walk in on someone or something
to interrupt someone or something by entering a place. I didn't mean to walk in on you. I didn't know anyone was in here. Alice walked in on the meeting by accident.
To make someone feel shocked or surprised
walk in on somethingدخلت عليه walk in on someone- اتورط - اقتحم المكان - اقاطع الحديث
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in walk
stroll trek
a short journey that you make by walking
It’s an easy walk from our house to the post office.
in a walked two boys and a girl
a distance, or the amount of time that it takes to walk somewhere
My office is a five-minute walk from the bus station.
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win (something) in a walk
To win (something) easily, handily, or without much or any effort.
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depended on it
| NEVER PROGRESSIVE
depend entirely - solely- largely(mainly)-
| بتوقف عليها - بتعتمد عليها
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all the ins and out
كل المداخل والمخارج
كل المداخل والمخارج
كل الخفايا
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nice selection
مجموعة رائعة
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percussion instruments
الآلات الإيقاعية
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neat
Word forms: comparative neater , superlative neatest
neatly (ˈneatly) ADVERB
neatness (ˈneatness) NOUN
carefully arranged
simple but intelligent
small and pleasing
drink: not mixed
good/nice
grace(blessing, elegance(class), clever,
admirable, fastidous, effecient, tidy, nice, unmixed, , grat, wonderful, slick, expertise,
gr
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right next to
exactly
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run
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move quickly with legs
control/organize
machine: work
liquid: flow
continue to be shown etc
vehicle: travel
reach amount/rate
move/rub something along something
exist in certain place
place wire/thread etc
have feeling/thought
print article etc
try to be elected
liquid/colour: spread
move someone/something illegally
plant: grow in direction
move smoothly
happen/say
tights: get hole
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/runs
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/run_1?q=runs#run_1__66
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do I really look that much like ....
لهدرجه بشبه
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puffed put
NTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE if air or smoke puffs out, or if you puff it out, you blow it out with a short breath
He puffed out a cloud of smoke from his cigar.
To breath difficulty
TRANSITIVE if you puff out your cheeks or your chest, you fill them with air so that they look bigger
To make something larger
Adj Puffed
breathing very quickly because you have been running, jumping etc
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puff
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/puffed
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exaggerating
transitive verb
1: to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth : OVERSTATE
a friend exaggerates a man's virtues
— Joseph Addison
2: to enlarge or increase especially beyond the normal : OVEREMPHASIZE
intransitive verb
: to make an overstatement
Other Words from
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pour out
to put some drink into a glass or cup from another container
Would you pour some water out for me, please?
to tell someone everything that you are feeling
She began pouring out her fears about the future.
pour your heart out: She wrote him a long letter, pouring her heart out.
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bang
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/bang_2
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poke
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/bang_2
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poked her head
أخرجت رأسها
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lay of the land
الوضع العام - تتعرف على المنطقة
| overall, general situation-condition-statue
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incubator
A: an apparatus by which eggs are hatched artificially
b: an apparatus with a chamber used to provide
controlled environmental conditions especially for the cultivation of microorganisms or the care and protection of premature or sick babies
c: an organization or place that aids the development of new business ventures especially by providing low-cost commercial space, management assistance, or shared services
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skipping
تسير
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such a dive
Prime donna
1: a principal female singer in an opera or concert organization
2: a vain or undisciplined person who finds it difficult to work under direction or as part of a team
فنانة استعراضية- متكبرة- محتالة - متطلبة للغاية
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spotted
To notice or recognize something or someone
She was spotted singing in bars when she was 18.
spot someone’s potential: An effective teacher can spot a child’s potential.
To see or not see someone or something
بقعةمكاننقطةمنطقةموقعموقفاكتشافموضععشوائيمركزمفاجئةاكتشفيتعرفسبوتفوريمحلجهةرقعةخالمجالنطاقحيزمقاممعلمنكتة
spot n,
beauty spot, beautiful place tourisim
BRITISHa small dark spot on the skin. The American word is beauty mark.
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sarcastically
1: having the character of sarcasm
sarcastic criticism
2: given to the use of sarcasm : CAUSTIC
a sarcastic critic
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why do you think you're suddenly going to be smart enough to
تتشاطر - أن تبدو ذكيا
| In a few hours' time, there's a good chance you're going to look awfully smart.
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I'm almost
على وشك
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caught up
حوصرت - امسك- تورط-علقت - انشغل-
Indulged- ive roll around- immersed- got caught up
involved- caught up علق - mixed up- implicated- involvment
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doesn't go up
لا تصل- لا تصعد
| أذهب- أصعد - يطلع - يرتفع- اذهب الى الاعلى
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half a block
half way house- halfway down the street - half street
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shuffling
ضوضاءو تقليب
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zoomed out
قاموا بالتركيز- تقريب الصورة او تصغيرها
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basically
في الواقعو الحقيقة و مبدئياو في الاساس
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doodling
يعبث- يخربش يرسم- العبث
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sneak
ن-يختلس- يتسلل - متسسلل- خائن - يدنس -
| خاطفة
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sloppy
مهمل - غير متقن - قذر- قذارة -اهمال
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out of ideas
نفذت الافكار منيو ليس لدي ادنى فكرة
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plaque
لوحة لافتةو صحيفة - لويحة- علامة
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know Thyself
اعرف نفسك
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cracked
متشقق- بحل -فك - حللت
| solved - figure out - analyzed
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shooting out
يخرج - يطلق النار
crumbs
فتات - فتات الخبر -
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saltine cracker
بسكوتيات مملحة صغيرة
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prehistoric swamp thing
Here's Swamp Thing.
| ـ ركّز ـ ها قد أتى فتى المُستنقع
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plopped
وضعته على الارض
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plopped
وضعته - نزلت الغرض
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Cool beans!
Awosome, great
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give me a thumbs up
الابهام مرفوع _تعبير
1. a sign of approval. It was a thumbs up on the new filtration plant at Thursday's village board meeting. There was no thumbs up for the mayor as she faced certain defeat in today's balloting.
2. approving; positive. The new filtration plant got a thumbs-up decision at the board meeting. A thumbs-up vote assured another three years of financial assistance.
مؤايدة تاييد- موافقة - رضا - استحسان
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Once
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مرة ، ذات يوم، يوما ما (Adverb)
مرة واحدة ، دفعة وحدة،فور
(الي مرة دفعتو)
سابق )in the past
(مرة واحدة)
مر
Now it's only once a week.
I liked him once
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And once you leave town, I wouldn't even worry about it.
What was once paid in full is now only half
I can't just hit a delete once
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went ahead
واصلت - سبقتنا - ذهبنا الى هناك - ذهبنا الى الامام - مضينا قدما
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snottily
The mayor replies snootily,
| بشكل متعجرف
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practically
Almost, nearly (Informal Amercian English)
Sensibly
In a practical term في المصطلح العلمي
practically speaking, ومن الناحية العلمية، من وجهة نظر علمية
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slamm\
1. To shut with force and loud noise: slammed the door.
2. To put, throw, or otherwise forcefully move so as to produce a loud noise: slammed the book on the desk.
3. To hit or strike with great force.
4. Slang To criticize harshly; censure forcefully.
5. Slang To drink quickly (a beverage, especially an alcoholic one). Often used with back or down.
v.intr.
1. To close or swing into place with force so as to produce a loud noise.
2. To hit something with force; crash: slammed into a truck.
n.
1.
a. A forceful impact that makes a loud noise.
b. A noise so produced.
2. An act of shutting forcefully and loudly: the slam of a door.
3. Slang A harsh or devastating criticism.
4. A poetry slam.
1. The winning of all the tricks or all but one during the play of one hand in bridge and other whist-derived card games.
2. A contract to make a slam.
خبطة، صفعة، اغلقت بقوة، اصطدم
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snuggling
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snuggle (ˈsnʌɡəl)
vb
(usually intr; usually foll by down, up, or together) to nestle into or draw close to (somebody or something) for warmth or from affection
n
the act of snuggling
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to put yourself into a warm, comfortable, safe position, for example by sitting with your body against someone else’s body or by sliding your body down under the covers on a bed
an evening snuggling together on the couch
snuggle down/under/into etc: I snuggled down into my sleeping-bag.
snuggle in تدفئي
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tuck me
تضعني،
Tuck ثنية، طوية
Tucked مطوي، مدسوس، محشية، محشورا،ن المخبىء
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scooched over
1. To move slightly to the side, especially while seated.
Hey, scooch over so I can fit another chair at the table.
Would you mind scooching over? I'd like to sit here too.
2. To move or cause to move someone or something that is on the ground slightly to the side. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "scooch" and "over."
Help me scooch this table over so everyone will be able to fit in the kitchen.
Just scooch the kids over a little bit so that you have room to sit down here.
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totally okay
كان امر عادي، كان تمام، موافقة تمام ، كان الامر على ما يرام
| Big headed - لا تغتر، لما يكبر راسك
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I wasn't in the mood
لم اكن في المزاج
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just
basiclly, easily, merelly(sheer, plainKstripped), simply, only،
equitable, fair
فقط فحسب ببساطة للتو مجرد
قبل قليل
And I'd like my cut, okay? That's just fair.
What were you just thinking about?
And then you just press send.
وبعد ذلك ما عليك سوى ضغط ارسال.
Nothing life-threatening, but just time-consuming and just very complicated complications.
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big deal
مشكلة كبيرة، صفقة كبيرة، امر او شىء مهم
Every few thousand years Is really a big deal.
Because it's not a big deal at all.
These things happen and they're not a big deal.ليس بالامر المهم
لي
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either
too, further, beyond-over that , above all
both, even< whether ,,
No other star, either, has become so unpopular so quickly for so long a time.
Guess he doesn't think you're so great, either.
I have no use for either one of them.
You can't say anything either.
either way, either directly
، إما، سواء ، كلا ، أيضا، كذلك، فوق ذلك، لاي ، لاي منهما
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homeschooled
Would that be weird if I homeschooled too?
home·school (hōm′sko͞ol′)
v. home·schooled, home·school·ing, home·schools
v.tr.
To instruct (a pupil, for example) in an educational program outside of established schools, especially in a home.
v.intr.
To provide educational instruction in a homeschool.
n.
A school operated outside established educational institutions, especially in a home.
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homeschooled
Would that be weird if I homeschooled too?
home·school (hōm′sko͞ol′)
v. home·schooled, home·school·ing, home·schools
v.tr.تعلم في المنزل
To instruct (a pupil, for example) in an educational program outside of established schools, especially in a home.
v.intr.أعلمها بالمنزل
To provide educational instruction in a homeschool.
n.
A school operated outside established educational institutions, especially in a home.
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contagious
con·ta·gious (kən-tā′jəs)
adj.
1. Of or relating to contagion.
2. Transmissible by direct or indirect contact; communicable: a contagious disease.
3. Capable of transmitting a disease: stayed at home until he was no longer contagious.
4. Spreading or tending to spread from one to another; infectious: a contagious smile.
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elbowing
a. A length of pipe with a sharp bend in it.
b. A sharp bend in a river or road.
The joint or bend of the arm between the forearm and the upper arm.
v. el·bowed, el·bow·ing, el·bows
v.tr.
1. To push, jostle, or shove with the elbow: elbowed me in the ribs to get me to stop laughing.
2. To open up (a means of passage, for example) by or as if by use of the elbow: elbowed her way through the crowd.
v.intr.
1. To make one's way by pushing with the elbow.
2. To turn at an angle; bend: The lane elbows to the left.
Idioms:
at (one's) elbow
Close at hand; nearby.
out at the elbows
1. Poorly dressed.
2. Lacking money.
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talking behind their hands- backs
التحدث وراء الايدي وخلق الظهور الاشخاص
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hung out
I hung out with Fiona this afternoon.
علقت بها ، تتسكع، تدلى، ، نخرج سويا، نقضي الوقت معا،
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dusting me off
ينفض الغبار عني
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settle down
calm, tranquility, stable, stability, stabilize, level off, settle, approve, endorse
استقرار، يستوطت، هدوء، ، يستقر
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squirt gun
A toy gun designed to squirt a stream of water. Also called water gun, water pistol.
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squirt gun,sundials , to your eye somehow , sue
A toy gun designed to squirt a stream of water. Also called water gun, water pistol.
(Horology) a device indicating the time during the hours of sunlight by means of a stationary arm (the gnomon) that casts a shadow onto a plate or surface marked in hours
بشكل ما - بطريقة او بأخرى - نحوا-نوعا ما
somehow adverb
in some way not known for certain. I'll get there somehow
vb, sues, suing or sued
1. (Law) to institute legal proceedings (against)
2. to make suppliant requests of (someone for something)
3. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) archaic to pay court (to)
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outlast out mortality
v. t.
1. to endure or last longer than.يدوم طويلا، تصمد
2. to live longer than; outlive.
mortality
the quality or state of being mortal; death rate; the ratio of deaths in a given area to the population of that area: mortality figures
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pharaohs
| people have of you
1. A king of ancient Egypt.
2. A tyrant
t's unpleasant sensation to be beloved, not for your ideas, but for the image people have of you.
- الناس باخدوها عنكم- منكم
monuments
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bowling
a. A game played by rolling a ball down a wooden alley in order to knock down a triangular group of ten pins. Also called tenpins.
b. A similar game, such as duckpins or ninepins.
2. Lawn bowling.
3. The playing of one of these games.
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homeschool
What's the deal
teensy-weensy bites
a dance recital
A school classroom to which a group of pupils of the same grade are required to report each day.
kinds of dancing
Tiny
what's the matter
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evite
دعوة الالكترونية
| is a social-planning website for creating, sending, and managing online invitations
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RSVP
s R.S.V.P. They stand for the French phrase "répondez, s'il vous plaît," which literally means "respond if you please." But most people sending an invitation that includes R.S.V.P. want their guests to let them know whether they accept or decline the invitation.
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turned out
. To end up; result: The cake turned out beautifully.
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politically
Adv. 1. politically - with regard to social relationships involving authority; "politically correct clothing"
2. politically - with regard to government; "politically organized units"
politically
1. Of, relating to, or dealing with the structure or affairs of government, politics, or the state: a political system.
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blasters
blaster(Noun)
Anything that, or anyone who blasts
blaster(Noun)
A device, often consisting a a box with a handle that is pressed down to detonate an explosive
blaster(Noun)
An unspecified powerful hand weapon, usually one that fires energy.
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blasters
blaster(Noun)
Anything that, or anyone who blasts
blaster(Noun)
A device, often consisting a a box with a handle that is pressed down to detonate an explosive
blaster(Noun)
An unspecified powerful hand weapon, usually one that fires energy.
ghetto blaster
radio or other piece of sound equipment that is large enough to play music very loudly, but small enough to carry. This word is sometimes considered offensive.
boom box
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squint adj
squint-eyed or squinty-eyed
adj
1. (Pathology) having a squint
2. looking sidelong
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dress up
NTRANSITIVE to put on clothes that make you look like someone else, for fun
All children love dressing up.
dress up as: They had dressed up as princes and princesses.
TRANSITIVE (dress someone up) to put clothes on someone so that they look like someone else, for fun
For her birthday party, they had dressed her up as a fairy.
NTRANSITIVE to put on clothes that are more formal than the clothes you usually wear
Jonah had obviously made an effort to dress up for the occasion.
TRANSITIVE to make something seem more impressive than it really is
He tries to dress it up, but he’s basically a waiter.
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snap (one's)cookkies
snap one's cookies
Sl.
tr
to vomit; to regurgitate. I think I'm gonna snap my cookies. some jerk snapped his cookies on the sidewalk.
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snap fingers at
snap (one's) fingers at (someone or something)
1. Literally, to perform a rude gesture in which one touches their nose with their thumb in order to express contempt or a lack of respect.
Did that guy really just thumb his fingers at me? Do people still do that?
2. To display open contempt or an intentional lack of respect toward someone or something.
Don't thumb your fingers at the boss if you want to keep your job!
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thumb up sign
| cool beans
great
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thumb up sign
| cool beans
great
cool beans
Awesome! Great!
You want me to go to the concert with you? Cool beans, I'm in!
