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night owl

کسی که شبها بیدار می ماند

a person who enjoys being active late at night

EXAMPLE 1:  Sara goes to sleep every night at 3 a.m. She's a real night owl.

EXAMPLE 2: I never go to bed before midnight. I'm a night owl.
 



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پنج‌شنبه 16 آذر 1391 :: 13:47
vrdifferent

lighten up

کاری یا حرفی را سخت نگرفتن و با جدیت برخورد نکردن با آن

to stop taking things so seriously

EXAMPLE 1: Lighten up! I'm sure Ted was only joking when he said your guitar playing gave him a headache.

EXAMPLE 2: Don always takes his job so seriously. He needs to lighten up.

 



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پنج‌شنبه 16 آذر 1391 :: 13:47
vrdifferent

get the show on the road

کاری را شروع کردن

to start working; to begin an undertaking

EXAMPLE 1: We can't afford to waste any more time -let's get the show on the road!

EXAMPLE 2: Kids, let's get the show on the road. We don't want to be late for the movie!
 



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پنج‌شنبه 16 آذر 1391 :: 13:46
vrdifferent

get on one's nerves

کسی را عصبانی کردن

to annoy or irritate someone

EXAMPLE 1: My neighbor's dog barks all night. It really gets on my nerves.

EXAMPLE 2: Please stop whistling. It's getting on my nerves!
 



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پنج‌شنبه 16 آذر 1391 :: 13:46
vrdifferent

fool around

وقت خود را تلف کردن - رابطه نامشروع با کسی داشتن

to waste time, or spend it in a silly way

EXAMPLE 1: If we keep fooling around here, we'll be late to the restaurant!

EXAMPLE 2: Stop fooling around! You've got lots of work to do.
 



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پنج‌شنبه 16 آذر 1391 :: 13:45
vrdifferent

big shot

آدم بانفوذ

a powerful or important person

EXAMPLE 1: Martin has become a real big shot in Hollywood. This year he produced several movies.

EXAMPLE 2: Adam is a big shot in Silicon Valley. He started a very successful software company.
 



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پنج‌شنبه 16 آذر 1391 :: 13:44
vrdifferent

                                               Jack’s job interview

 

Interviewer: there are 500 bricks on the plane, you drop one outside. How many bricks are left

Jack: that’s easy.499

Interviewer: what are the three steps to put an elephant into a fridge

Jack: open the fridge,  put the elephant in and close the fridge

Interviewer: what are the 4 steps to put a deer in it

Jack: open the fridge, take the elephant out, put the elephant in and close the fridge

Interviewer: Its lion’s birthday. All animals are there, except one. Why

Jack: deer. Because he is in the fridge

Interviewer: How does a woman cross a swamp filled with crocodiles

Jack: she just crossed it. Cuz the crocodiles are in Lion’s birthday

Interviewer: last question, in the end, the woman died. Why

Jack: I guess she drowned

Interviewer: No, she was hit by the brick….You may leave now!!

 

This post is brought to you by Ms Ramezany

Thank to her

M.Roohi

 

 

 



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سه‌شنبه 14 آذر 1391 :: 12:22
zahra ramezany
SUBJECT:FREEDOM
 
I believe that enough freedom is good .I mean that freedom is meaningful beside limitation for example if you want to eat your favorite food any time you like it is not enjoyable but if you eat it once a month you wait for that day and can be more enjoyable for you.
Generally speaking if you eat your favorite food every day after some days it becomes usual.
I think freedom is good for thinking and thoughts but in other cases you should strike a balance, that’s better.
From my point of view freedom is a very challenging that we can't clarify it in four(4)lines.
 
 
Fatemeh Mohajeri


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یکشنبه 12 آذر 1391 :: 00:11
vrdifferent
Where did the word car come from?

Car first came into Middle English as carre, from French and earlier from Latin carrus 'wheeled vehicle', and it first meant a carriage, chariot, cart, wagon, truck, or other conveyance. From the 16th to 19th centuries, the word was mainly used in poetry to describe any vehicle used in a solemn or dignified procession, as those concerned with pageantry, in times of triumph, or in war. The word was mainly used in relation to vehicles traveling on railways until it was transferred to automobiles around 1896. Other words related to car include career, cargo, caricature, carry, charge, and chariot.


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چهارشنبه 01 آذر 1391 :: 11:03
vrdifferent

10q

 



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جمعه 26 آبان 1391 :: 23:26
vrdifferent
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