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Intermediate-English
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| have+p.p : You have always been special. I haven't refereed a paper. I've always been interested in Korean culture. | Present perfect tense.(you are talking about past that continue today). |
| I've already had breakfast (British-present perfect) I already had breakfast(American+ past simple) | Something happen recently like today |
| ever, never I have ever known I never asked | We use present perfect. both are correct: I 've never asked I never ask |
| Throw out | throw out garbage/ old clothes to get rid of something you dont want any more |
| to have been given | perfect infinitive passive: To have been + past participle of the verb |
| Burden | something that is emotionally or physically heavy to carry, often causing stress, worry, or difficulty. It can refer to a responsibility, duty, or hardship that one finds challenging to bear. |
| To bend someone to one's will | to influence or persuade someone to comply with one's own desires or commands, often through forceful or manipulative means. |
| Embark | to begin a journey, especially on a ship or airplane, or to start a new venture or project. |
| Generous | means showing a readiness to give more of something, especially money or time, than is strictly necessary or expected. |
| Masterfully | in a very skilful manner |
| immediately | right away |
| Threatening | expression a threat of harm or violence |
| Feel rushed | a sense of urgency or pressure to complete tasks or make decisions quickly, often leading to stress or anxiety. |
| Walk right over someone | to treat someone with disrespect or disregard, often ignoring their feelings, needs, or rights in the process. |
| i am beat | is an informal way of saying that someone is very tired or exhausted. |
| extermination | killing, especially of a whole group of people or animals. complete destruction. |
| Savvy | clever and knowledgeable in the realities of life or in a specific field or area of activity. It often refers to practical understanding or intelligence. |
| ruthless | very harsh or cruel |
| Stand on her feet | to be independent or self-sufficient, able to support oneself without relying on others. |
| Complacent1 | means being self-satisfied and unconcerned, often to the point of being unaware of potential dangers or defects. |
| Complacent2 | It refers to a state of satisfaction with the current situation, accompanied by a lack of motivation to strive for improvement, change, or progress, which can sometimes be perceived as laziness or a lack of ambition. |
| mundane | something that is ordinary, common, or not interesting due to its lack of novelty or excitement. It refers to the everyday, commonplace things that are routine and not extraordinary. |
| wither | plant or flower start loses its vitality and start to shrink or dry up. for emotions/hopes/ someone's physical conditions: decline or fading away. losing energy and strength |
| dilemma | is a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones. |
| Bitterness | when something tastes very sharp and not sweet, or when someone feels very upset or angry inside |
| A glimmer of hope | means a tiny chance that things might get better, even when they seem really bad. |
| blow an opportunity | to waste a chance to do something good or successful because of a mistake or poor decision. |
| Pardon | excuse me! what do you say. |
| disinterested | you are not interest. you don't care. |
| intent | refers to a person's plan or purpose, the reason behind their actions or decisions. |
| harsh | something that is unpleasantly severe, stern, or cruel. It can refer to sensations, conditions, sounds, or behaviors that are rough, grating, or intense in a way that is hard to endure. |
| barren | refers to land that is too poor to produce. It can also refer to a lack of productivity or fruitfulness in various contexts, such as a barren tree that does not produce fruit or a barren period in someone's life where little is accomplished. |
| flowery | typically means overly elaborate or ornate, often used to describe language that is full of decorative words and phrases. |
| maze | is a complex network of paths or passages, often designed as a puzzle, where the goal is to find a route from the entrance to the goal, navigating through confusing and intricate pathways. |
| I used to +something | in the past, you were doing something and now you stop |
| I am used to+something I am used to doing+something | You have habit of doing something. example: I am used to getting up early |
| Unattended | not being watched or taken care of; left without any supervision or attention. Example: Please don't leave your baggage unattended |
| peek | quickly or secretly look at something |
| Stay out of it | دخالت نکن |
| Dont involve me | من را در گیر نکن |
| We have nothing in common | |
| read into | analyze something |
| Melancholy | it is the state of being sad. |
| Under scrutiny It is often used when someone's actions, words, or work are being closely inspected to ensure they meet certain standards or to uncover any faults or discrepancies. | being examined or observed very carefully, with attention to detail or for the purpose of finding something significant. |
| creep on in | typically conveys the idea of something moving slowly and quietly into a space or situation, often without immediate detection |
| Surreal | typically refers to something that is bizarre or fantastical, beyond the bounds of normal reality |
| Feeling dizzy | experiencing a sensation of spinning or lightheadedness, often making it difficult to maintain balance or focus |
| catastrophe | it's an event that happens and many people suffer, maybe even died. |
| start over | to begin to do something again, sometimes in a different way. start fresh from the beginning |
| wipe out | completely destroy or eliminate something |
| surpass | exceed in something |
| wii have+p.p | Future perfect tens: You will have learned tones of words |
| obliged | make (someone) legally or morally bound to an action or course of action. |
| dazzling | impresive |
| if you are picky about something... | you are selective |
| pejorative/derogatory | you are speaking about that person from negative perspective. |
| mitigate | reduction the negative effect or impact of something |
| fraud | wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain. |
| lighten up the mood | trying to make a situation less tense |
| you get along with someone | you have a good relationship with that person |
| Desert | verb: It means to abandon or leave someone or something behind, often in a situation where they need help or support. noun: It refers to a dry, barren area of land with little rainfall, extreme temperatures, and sparse vegetation. |
| keep up | 1- move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else. "often they had to pause to allow him to keep up" 2-continue a course of action. "keep up the good work" |
| I can't keep up with your turning tables | conveys a sense of frustration and exhaustion due to someone else's unpredictable or constantly changing behavior. |
| Typical of me | Describe a behavior that is characterstic of someone's personality |
| Do you wanna have a lunch | No, I have a previous engagement. نه، من قرار قبلی دارم. |
| they are mean behind your back they are mean in your face | |
| I would like to get to know you | |
| she is a friend of mine | |
| what brought you to the Paris/US? | |
| take over | assume control or responsibility for something, often from someone else. |
| I am done waiting | you’re no longer willing to wait and are ready to move on or take action. |
| I never picture myself alone here | من هیچ وقت خودم را اینجا تنها تصور نمیکردم |
| They are mean behind your back They are mean in your face | |
| My shower cut off, my shower stopped working | |
| positive attitude | خوش خلق |
| I would like to be part of the solution; I don't want to create problems. | |
| If something happens on occasion | It happens sometimes not very often |
| What do i do untill then? Use mine | |
| I know you haven’t warmed up to me yet | |
| means that you recognize the other person has not yet become comfortable or friendly towards you. It suggests that they may still be distant or reserved, and you’re aware that they need more time or interaction to become more relaxed or open. | |
| You go back from you came | |
| I am sorry for my korean. I am sorry if my korean isn't perfect | |
| It sounds messy | |
| Shall we get started? | |
| It's a polite way to suggest beginning an activity or task. | |
| I am on it. | they are actively working on a task or addressing an issue. It conveys that they are handling the situation or that they have taken responsibility for completing the task. |
| You have got so many followers. | Use have got instead of have for emphasizing |
| It turns out | It has been discoverd,the result is, I found that |
| Off black | "Off black" refers to a color that is very close to black but not completely black. This term is used in design, fashion, and other fields to describe a color that is softer than pure black. |
| Bag charm | A bag charm is a decorative accessory attached to a bag, adding style and personalization. |
| I am feeling uncomfortable now | |
| You did go to the ballet last night? Didn't you? | |
| How about you do you and I do me? | It means each person should focus on their own actions and preferences. |
| Retail therapy | خرید درمانی |
| Pretend that you never heard it at all. Pretend that I never heard it at all. | |
| Isn't he dead? | |
| He’s definitely alive | |
| You've been supportive I do my best | |
| This is Eli, pleasureمن الی هستم. خوشبختم. | |
| Please don't be cliché; he is more particular | The sentence means: "Avoid using overused or unoriginal ideas because he prefers specific and precise details."او نکته بین هست. |
| It was a memorable time Have you ever been there | |
| Please, stop pretending What a shame, now the surprise is spoiled | |
| We should get out of here | It means that you think it's time to leave the current location. |
| I am handling it | means that you are managing or taking care of a situation or task |
| Thank you so much for having me | |
| Thanks for the heads up | This phrase is used to express gratitude for a warning or piece of information that helps you prepare for something. |
| We should get going to the market Or We should go to the market | it's time to head to the market. |
| I am joking | And i am not laughing |
| you prove my point | It means you’ve confirmed or supported their argument. |
| I will make it easy | someone intends to simplify a task or situation, making it less difficult or more manageable for others. |
| Insult, offend, abuse | توهین |
| There is no decision left to make | It means that all decisions have already been made and no more choices or actions are needed. |
| What's going on? | is a casual way of asking someone about current events, activities, or their situation. |
| Ear, earring | گوش، گوشواره |
| Avant-garde | which refers to innovative or experimental ideas, especially in the arts. It denotes work that pushes the boundaries of what is accepted as the norm, often introducing new concepts and styles. |
| Bizarre | very strange or unusual |
| How are you holding up? | is a way to ask someone how they are managing or coping with a challenging situation. |
| Thanks for checking on me | you appreciate someone for asking about your well-being or ensuring you're okay. |
| getting in the face | encountering or dealing with something directly, often in a challenging or confrontational manner |
| How did it go? | asks about the outcome or result of an event or situation that has already happened. |
| They are so conservative | It means they have traditional and cautious values, often resisting change. |
| Negotiable | terms or conditions are open to discussion and can be adjusted or modified through negotiation. |
| Fresh perspective | a new or different way of looking at something. |
| Do you want me to put everything behind? | It means asking if you should move on from past experiences or decisions in your life or career. |
| It is charming | something is attractive, pleasant, or delightful in a way that draws admiration or affection. |
| It is like you slap on my face | It means something feels like a personal insult or offense. |
| You get used to | You adapt to |
| Gorgeous | means extremely beautiful or attractive.it is for something or someone. |
| I have your back | you're there to support someone and help them through challenges. |
| I wanna make it up to you | you want to do something to compensate for a past mistake or to improve a situation where you feel you let someone down. |
| Reached out | to make contact with someone. "I reached out to my colleague for help with the project." |
| Let's keep each other posted | that both parties should regularly update each other with new information or developments about a situation. "parties" refers to the people or groups involved in the communication |
| Thank you so much for having us | |
| it is your favorite flavor | |
| You seem prerty busy. | |
| That was a good reminder to bring my keys before leaving the house. | |
| Would you mind if I ask you a question? | |
| Short-cut | میانبر |
| I used to be a photographer for a long time | I was a photographer for a long time. |
| Without consulting me | بدون مشورت |
| 1. Let me give you a hand. 2. I will take it. | 1. Let me help you 2. I will accept it. |
| Thanks for seeing things my way | Thanks for understanding or agreeing with your perspective |
| I am resining | Formally leaving your job or position |
| Thank you so much for this opportunity. | |
| What's your heads up about us? | asking if there is anything important or concerning they should know about their situation or relationship. |
| I cannot stand this situation | I hate this situation |
| It’s extremely/ super/ very last minute | It is right at the deadline |
| I promise, next time I will be there. | قول میدم، دفعه بعد انجا حضور داشته باشم. |
| I just collected a few of my personal items. | |
| Grab your stuff | Quickly take your stuff. It is not polit. You can use collect, take |
| That is magnificent of you | That is very generous of you. |
| Thank you for meeting me | Thank you for taking the time to meet with me. |
| Thank you all for being here | |
| 1-You choose work over me. 2- I always have your back. | |
| I've consider your offer.please do not discuss with anyone. | |
| Dont blow it up | not to exaggerate, overreact, or make a situation worse than it needs to be |
| Start over | means to begin again from the beginning. |
| 1- What are we supposed to do? 2- We can do it ourselves | |
| We are just keep looking to find a suitable home. | |
| Please keep your cool and I will explain | remain calm while you provide an explanation |
| Would you excuse me for a second. | |
| I am gonna go to get ready for work | |
| Have either of you see him? | |
| He is driving me crazy | |
| As far as I know | |
| Watch out | مراقب باش |
| Somrhow he find that | یه جورایی فهمیده |
| you need to get some rest | |
| It is good to see you. It has been a while | when meeting someone after a long period of time |
| I barely know him | من اون را خیلی کم میشناسم. |
| It took around 7 hours to get there | |
| reckless | 1- careless of consequences 2- irresponsible |
| Castoff | something discarded or no longer needed. |
| in a relationship: if you are dump | your partner ended their relationship with you |
| Dump | to discard or get rid of something, or a place where waste is disposed of. |
| yard sales | informal events where people sell unwanted household items, typically held in their yard or garage. |
| second-handed | previously owned or used by someone else before being passed on to a new owner. دست دوم |
| do the toyss get played with kids? | The passive voice generally uses a form of "to be" + past participle (in this case, "get played" is the passive construction) |
| Bossy person | Someone who like to give order and tell other what they do |
| Folks | It is a casual way to say people. Also the children call their parents folks |
| I am a hugger | A person who likes to give hug |
| proclaim | to announce something officially or publicly in a clear and emphatic way. It often refers to declaring important news, decisions, or statements. |
| crawl | to move slowly with the body close to the ground, typically using hands and knees. |
| to spot | to see or notice someone or something |
| stealth model | moving quietly or secretly to avoid detection |
| City Boys | is a slang word for men who work in finance often seen as wealthy and under pressure |
| judging by | you are making a guess or assumption based on something you can see or notice |
| I take your word for it | if you believe what someone is saying and you dont need any proof |
| follow | in this context, follow means to understand what someone is saying |
| tamper with something | miss with it |
| I am on my way | I am currently coming or traveling to a place |
| root around | To search through something |
| Do you follow? | Do you understand? |
| comply with it | if you follow the rule or do what is expected of you |
| Might as well | it is used when you are suggesting that it is better to do something |
| rise and shine | is a cheerful way to wake someone up |
| I am going to lose it | i am going to crazy, loose control |
| figure it out | solve the problem |
| think out | to carefully consider or plan something in detail |
| work out | exercise, find a solution, succeed or end up well, calculate |
| pull it off | to succeed in doing something difficult or unexpected |
| Involuntary | to something done without a person's conscious choice or control. It describes actions, responses, or behaviors that happen automatically or are forced, rather than chosen. |
| Twist it around | to change or reinterpret something to give it a different meaning or perspective. |
| I am being bad | I am bad at this very moment, but i am a good person and i dont act like that all the time |
| point out | to notice something important or noteworthy and then to inform others about it. |
| tough luck | used in speech to show sympathy for someone who has failed or has been disappointed |
| to hang onto something | to hold something tightly |
| get along | If two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other |
| blow up at each other | to lose your temper and shout at someone |
| chunk | a thick, solid piece of something. |
| to make out | to understand or decipher something |
| they cancel each other out | two or more things have equal importance but opposite effects, so they neutralize each other and have no effect |
| ain't gonna fly | a situation is no acceptable |
| Putting Your Business Out On The Street | sharing private or personal information, often sensitive or embarrassing, with others in a public. |
| panhandle | As a verb: It means to beg for money or assistance, typically on the street. As a noun: It refers to a narrow strip of land projecting from a larger area, resembling the handle of a pan. |
| go up | to approach, to come closer |
| hold on, hold up, hang on | to pause somebody or say wait |
| walking down the street | move along the street |
| Walk up to someone | to physically approach someone by walking directly towards them |
| parched | dried out with heat, extremely thirsty |
| At which point | indicates a specific moment in time or a stage in a process |
| walk out | leave suddenly, to get up and go |
| fill someone in (fill me in) | You share some information or updates about the situation they are not aware of |
| clap/lay/set eyes on someone/something | to see someone or something for the first time |
| rise above something | to not allow something bad to affect your behaviour or upset you |
| loath | unwilling, hate |
| utter | complete; absolute |
| exhilaration | a feeling of excitement, happiness |
| detestation | intense dislike |
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