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✅a law unto themselves

✅خود رای عمل کردن


📕Meaning
If somebody is a law unto themselves, they do things their own way and follow their own ideas about how to live instead of following what others do.


📕Our boy Billy is a law unto himself. Of course he sometimes makes mistakes and gets into trouble, but we're proud of him because he doesn't just follow the herd.

✅Our boss does things a bit differently to most other managers, so it's no surprise that some people say he's a law unto himself.




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📕📘 In the event that


✅”In the event that” is used to talk about things we should do in order to be prepared for possible future situations.


📕I will take an umbrella in the event that it snows.


✅I will wait at home all day long in the event that you call me.


📕He always takes a small bottle of water in the event that he should get thirsty.




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📕📘Sinister .

📘making you feel that something evil, dangerous, or illegal is happening or will happen..

📕Synonyms...👇

📚evil ; wicked ; dishonest ;
frightening ..

شوم، نحس، بد یمن ، شرور، شیطانی،

✅ the Sinister plot to cheat the window was uncovered by the Police. ..

پلیس توطئه شوم فریب زن بیوه را برملا کرد.

✅ when the bank guard spied the Sinister_ looking customer, he drew his gun. ..

نگهبان بانک زمانی که متوجه ظاهر مخوف مشتری شد هفت تیرش را کشید.


✅ I was frightened by the sinister shadow at the bottom of the stairs. ..

سایه ترسناک پایین پله ها مرا ترساند.

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✅Hand around .
📘Synonym: give out, hand out



📕Meaning
✅If you hand around things like drinks or cakes, you give one to each person in a group.

📘hand around sth Could you hand around the cheese and crackers please, Robyn?

✅hand sth around We were visiting the chimpanzee enclosure when an attendant came and handed some mangoes around, and the chimps were screeching until they all had one.



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✅ جوری نگران فردا هستيم انگار
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📘Salary
📕Wage
📘Payment
📕Income

✅کلمه salary حقوق ماهیانه ای است که به صورت مستمر پرداخت میشود . این حقوق معمولا به صورت سالانه بیان میشود.
✅The average salary  for a teacher is $46,597 a year.

✅ کلمه wage  نرخ و محدوده حقوق به ازای هر ساعت یا هر ماه است.
✅The average wage of an unskilled laborer is $ 6 per hour.

✅ کلمه payment  به مقدار پول پرداختی و یا وجه پرداختی گفته میشود . ,
✅We received your payment.

✅ کلمه income به خالص دریافتی  یا درآمد گفته میشود .
✅How much is your income?




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✅  تفاوت have to و must

زمانی از must استفاده می کنیم که اجبار از ناحیه خودمان باشد.

✅ I must go to bed earlier .

من باید زودتر بخوابم.

در حالیکه have to  اجباری است که از طرف عوامل دیگر غیر از خودمان است.

✅ I have to arrive at work at 8 sharp .my boss is very strict.

باید دقیق سر ساعت ۸ برسم به کارم .رئیسم خیلی گیر است.

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✅tough


tougher; toughest


tough
[adjective]
Synonyms:
- resilient, durable, hard, inflexible, leathery, resistant, rugged, solid, strong, sturdy
- strong, hardy, seasoned, stout, strapping, sturdy,



 tougher, superlative toughest)
[Word Family: adverb: toughly, tough, toughly; verb: toughen; noun: toughness; adjective: tough]
[Language: Old English; Origin: toh]

✅DIFFICULT.

📕 difficult to do or deal with:
 It was a tough race.
 She’s had a tough life.
The company admitted that it had been a tough year.
 Tough decisions will have to be made.
The reporters were asking a lot of tough questions.
have a tough time (of it) (=face a lot of difficult problem


tough /tʌf/ adjective (comparative tougher, superlative toughest)

✅Difficult to accomplish, resolve endure, or deal with
a tough question
tough luck

📘 capable of enduring strain, hardship, or severe labor
tough soldiers

📕started hanging out with the tough kids

📘strong or firm in texture but flexible and not bitter

✅ not easily chewed
tough meat

tough laws
tough discipline

✅toughly adverb
Adverb
: in a tough manner .

talking tough.
Noun
✅a tough and violent person .


📕📘toughed; toughing; toughs




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✅ A fool and his money are soon parted.


📕📘 Meaning:
✅A person who acts unwisely with money soon loses it. (Often said about a person who has just lost a sum of money because of poor judgment.)


✅ When Bill lost a $400 bet on a horse race, Mary said, “A fool and his money are soon parted.”  


✅ When John bought a cheap used car that fell apart the next day, he said, “Oh, well, a fool and his money are soon parted.”



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5 Basic Types of Adverbs

✅ Adverbs of Time
never, lately, just, always, recently, during, yet, soon,
sometimes, usually, so far

📕Adverbs of Place
neatly, slowly, quickly, sadly, calmly, politely, loudly,
kindly, lazily

✅Adverbs of Manner
neatly, slowly, quickly, sadly, calmly, politely, loudly,
kindly, lazily

📘 Adverbs of Degree
almost, quite, nearly, too, enough, just, hardly,
simply, so

✅ Adverbs of Frequency
never, always, rarely, sometimes, normally, seldom,
usually, again






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