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سردبير:مهسا پاكراه 

گرداورنده:كورش  آريايي

 

 

Don’t lick your lips

Try not to get excited

شكمت راصابون نزن

 

It’s for birds

خيلي بي معني است

 

Give me a fire

بزن قدش

 

I need to have my brain rewired

بايد مغزم را سيم كشي كنم

 

Wishful thinking

فكر خام

 

Get off track

پرت شدن حواس

 

Traffic is murder

ترافيك اعصاب خرد كن

 

It seems to be clearing up

ابرهادارن كنار مي رن

 

I bough it on/at half price

نصف قيمت خريد ش

 

At the spot

درحال حاضر

 

Don’t sell him short

اورا دست كم نگير     

 

Hes mean tome

او بامن بد رفتاري مي كند

 

Get along

To go half away

باكسي كنار امدن

 

I’m trust worthy

من معتمد هستم

 

To fall in love at the  first site

با يك نگاه عاشق شدم

 

Sth. poped in my mind

يه چيزي تو ذ هنم جرقه زد

 

Iamall ears

من سراپا گوشم

 

I am stuffed

تا خرخره خوردم

 

Ill takegare a fit

ترتيبشو مي دم

 

What a nerve

چه پر رو!

 

I knew all along

ازاولش مي دانستم

 

Nocke it off

بسه ديگه

 

You loss

ضرر كردي

 

Take my swat

جاي من براي شما

 

Take it or leave it

مي خواي بخواه نمي خواي نخواه

نظر شما:

+ نوشته شده در  چهارشنبه بیست و هشتم فروردین 1387time 23:14  by Amin Davoudi | 

Compiled by Sahar Taghipour                                                              Headmaster: mahsa Pakrah                                                                 10 idioms from 1100 words to know                                         

To eat humble pie: To admit your error and apologize;        

A pig on a poke: A blind item; poor purchase                         

 A flash in the pan: A star today, a flop tomorrow                              

To pour oil on troubled waters : to try to make peace                       The sword of Damocles: Any threatening danger                           Pyrrhic victory: an expensive conquest                                               A wet blanket: Spoilsport                                                                             

 To beard the lion: Defy an opponent in his home                            

 Crocodile tear: Hypocritical sympathy                                            To carry the day: To win the honors                                                      After his candidates had lost the election, the boastful manager had to eat humble pie.                                      

The mail order bicycle that my nephew bought turned out to be a pig on a poke and he is now trying to get his money back.                                     

 The rookie hit many home runs in spring training,                         

but once the season began he proved to be a flash in the pan.               

When I tried to pour oil on troubled waters, both the angry           

husband and his wife stopped their quarrel and began to               

 attack me.                                                                                                 

Although the president of the company seemed quiet                                

secure, he always complained that there was a sword of                  

Damocles hanging over his head.                                                        

In heavy fighting the troops managed to recapture the hill,            

but it could only be considered a Pyrrhic victory.                            

Everyone wanted the party to go on, but Ronnie                              

the wet blanket, decided to go home to bed.                                      

Having decided to beard the lion, I stormed into                              

the manager's office to ask for a raise.                                                     

When the football player broke his leg, his substitute                       

wept crocodile tears.                                                                             

The secretary's motion that we adjourn for lunch                            

carried the day, and we headed for the restaurant.                           

 

+ نوشته شده در  چهارشنبه بیست و هشتم فروردین 1387time 23:6  by Amin Davoudi | 

Compiled by Sahar Taghipour             

Headmaster: Mahsa Pakrah                                                            Idioms from 101 American English Idioms smell a rat: Feel that something is wrong                         

Fishy: Strange and suspicious        

Take the bull by the horns: Take decisive action in a different situation          

Let the cat out of the bag: Inform beforehand

For the birds: Uninteresting and meaningless                                                                          

Get in someone's hair: Bother someone                       

Pay through the nose: Pay too high a price           

Stick out one's neck: take a risk                           

Shake a leg: Hurry                                             

Not have a leg to stand on: To have no good  

defense for one's opinions or actions                                                    

 

+ نوشته شده در  چهارشنبه بیست و هشتم فروردین 1387time 22:56  by Amin Davoudi | 

   GATHERED BY SAHAR TAGHIPOUR   

 Headmaster; Mahsa pakrah   

Color idioms   White color idiom

White in British culture is traditionally associated with purity and innocence.

See if you can work out the meaning of the following white color idioms word for word.

Then check your understanding by reading  examples of how they are used in context.

Finally, check again against  the explanations given. 

Go as white as a sheet: become extremely pale in the face  

The news must've been bad.

She went as white as a sheet when she read the telegram. 

White coffee: coffee with milk (note: not white tea; instead: tea with milk)

 Do you want white or black coffee? White please. Well, dark brown,  actually, just a dash of milk. 

A white color worker: an office worker (note; blue color= factory  or physical work)  

He hopes to get a white-color job, though, with his level of education, he will be lucky to get a blue-color one. 

Tell a white lie: telling a lie to avoid making someone upset  It's ok to tell a white lie. It doesn't do any harm and it nearly always does   some good. 

 Whiter than white: someone who is totally fair and honest.  She is whiter than white-the image of perfection. In her entire life she has never put a foot wrong. 

 Put your comments please!                                                   

+ نوشته شده در  شنبه چهارم اسفند 1386time 9:17  by Amin Davoudi | 

سردبير : مهسا پا كراه

گرداورنده  : مهسا پا كراه

 

 

 

Strike whil the iron is hot

درحالي كه اهن داغ است بچسبان(تا تنور داغ است نان را بچسبان )

The only answer to fool is silence

جواب ابلهان خاموشي است

To kill two birds with one stone

دوپرنده رابا يك تير كشتن(يك تيرو دو نشان)

Talk does not cook rice

حرف زدن برنج را نمي پزد (از حرف تا عمل يك فرسنگ فاصله است)

Horse for courses

اسبها براي مسير مناسب هستند (هركس را بهر كاري ساختند)

Out stay ones welcome

بيش از حد در خانه ميزبان ماندن (كنگر خوردن ولنگر انداخدتن)

April and May the keys of the year

ماه اوريل و مه كليدهاي سال هستند (سالي كه نكوست از بهارش پيداست)

To laugh some ones face

به صورت كسي خنديدن   (به ريش كسي خنديدن )

 نظر شما

 

 

 

                                                                                                             

 

                                                                                                                         

+ نوشته شده در  شنبه هفدهم آذر 1386time 20:18  by Amin Davoudi | 

                                                                                                           

سردبير : مهسا پا كراه

 

گرداورنده : مهسا پا كراه         

 

 

I am not in the mood

 حال وحوصله ندارم                                       

 

You are being too kind

خجالتمان ميدهيد

 

Good for you

خوش به حالت

 

To have a nice _chat

گل گفتن و گل شنيدن

 

He is in the money

پول پارو مي كند

 

One could be taken up ones offer

تعارف امد نيامد دارد

 

More haste  less speed

با عجله كار پيش نمي رود

 

An old hand

كار كشته

 

Be out of some thing

تمام كردن & به پايان رساندن

 

About to

در شرف

+ نوشته شده در  شنبه هفدهم آذر 1386time 20:17  by Amin Davoudi | 

 

با تشکر از خانم رسم که این مطلب را ارسال کردند

سردبیر اصطلاحات و ضرب المثل ها:اعظم پاکراه

.  1.dictionary is the only place where DEATH

 

comes  b4  LIFE,

 

SUCCESS  b4  WORK  &  DIVORCE  b4  MARRIAGE, but

 

the best part

 

is  FRIEND  comes  b4  RELATIVES!                         

 

 

2.Experience is a hard teacher, because it gives the test

 

first, then LESSON afterward!

 

U cant control what happens 2 u but u can control your

 

attitude toward what happens 2 u!& in that,u will be

 

mastering change rather than allowing it 2 master u!

 

 

If there is light in the soul, there will be beauty in the

 

person.   If there is beauty in the person, there will be

 

harmony in the house.   If there is harmony in the house,

 

there will be order in the nation.   If there will be order in

 

 

the nation, there will be peace in the WORLD.

Joke:

 

A man spoke frantically into the phone: my wife is

 

pregnant & the pain is killing her!   Is this her first child?

 

the emergency operator asked.   No you idiot!  the man

 

shouted.  This is her husband!

 

 

+ نوشته شده در  سه شنبه سیزدهم آذر 1386time 17:43  by Amin Davoudi | 

 

با تشکر از خانم رشیدی که این مطلب را ارسال کردند                       

 

سردبیر اصطلاحات و ضرب المثل ها:اعظم پاکراه

 

Great Words by Great People

"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is

limited. Imagination encircles the world." — Albert Einstein

 

"There is a terrific disadvantage in not having the abrasive quality of

the press applied to you daily. Even though we never like it, and even

though we wish they didn't write it, and even though we disapprove,

there isn't any doubt that we could not do the job at all in a free

society without a very, very active press."

 

— John F. Kennedy

 

"By a declaration of rights, I mean one which shall stipulate freedom

of religion, freedom of the press, freedom of commerce against

monopolies, trial by juries in all cases, no suspensions of the habeas

corpus, no standing armies. These are fetters against doing evil which

no honest government should decline."

 

— Thomas Jefferson

 

"Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be

limited without being lost." — Thomas Jefferson 

"The free press is the mother of all our liberties and of our progress

under liberty." — Adlai E. Stevenson 
 
"The most important service rendered by the press and the

magazines is that of educating people to approach printed matter

with distrust." — Samuel Butler 
 
"Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be."

   Abraham Lincoln 
 

   "'Tis better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak

    

    

   and remove all doubt." — Abraham Lincoln 
 

   "I have never let my schooling interfere with my

    

   education."        — Mark Twain

 

"Here is the greatest secret of success; work with all your might but

trust not in your own power to achieve. Pray with all your might for

God's guidance and blessing. Pray, then work, work and pray; and

again pray and work. Whether you see much fruit or little fruit,

remember that God delights to bestow real blessing. This comes

generally in answer to earnest, believing prayer." —  George Muller 
 
"Nothing you can't spell will ever work." — Will Rogers 
 
"Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own

hearts." — Albert Einstein 
 
"Don't let yesterday use up too much of today." — Will Rogers 
 
"All true greatness must come from internal growth."

   Ralph Waldo Emerson 
 
"I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed

   us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo

    

   their

use." — Galileo Galilei  
 
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."

— Napoleon Bonaparte

 

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary

safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." — Benjamin Franklin 
 
"There, I guess King George will be able to read that." — John

Hancock, president of the Continental Congress (As he fixed his

signature, extra large, to the Declaration of Independence.) 
 
"If in other lands the press and books and literature of all kinds are

censored, we must redouble our efforts here to keep it free. Books

may be burned and cities sacked, but truth, like the yearning for

freedom, lives in the hearts of humble men and women." — Franklin

Delano Roosevelt 
 
"When you do the common things in life in an uncommon way, you

will command the attention of the world." — George Washington

Carver (1864—1943) 
 
"Whatever is begun in anger ends in shame." — Benjamin Franklin  
 
"Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price

to make them come true." — Leon J. Suenes 
 
"Success is the good fortune that comes from aspiration, desperation,

perspiration and inspiration." — Evan Esar

 

 

+ نوشته شده در  سه شنبه سیزدهم آذر 1386time 17:39  by Amin Davoudi | 
 
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