" LangLing "

English Language, Jokes, Facts, Etymology, Translation, etc

" LangLing "

English Language, Jokes, Facts, Etymology, Translation, etc

چند جمله و عبارت کوتاه کاربردی در انگلیسی


I have to see about it
حالاببینم چی میشه
Are you teasing me
مسخره ام میکنی؟
Stay where you are
همون جا وایسا
I"ll sue you
من ازدست شماشکایت میکنم
Give that to me
اونو بده به من
He"s not okay at all
حالش خیلی بده
It"s the end of me
بیچاره شدم
I am worried
دلم شورمیزنه
That is no problem
اشکال نداره
What do you need
امرتون؟
Here you are
بفرمایید
Have a nice time
خوش باشی
Good old days
یادش بخیر
God help me
خدابخیرکنه
Keep that in mind
دیگه سفارش نکنما
Good job
دستت طلا
Stick to your job
بچسب به کارت
God willing
انشاالله
Back to work
به کارت برس
You know what
میدونی چیه؟
Where then
پس کجا؟
I"ll show you
بهت نشون میدم
Keep it away
بگیرش کنار
It"s all your fault
همه اش تقصیرتواست
God bless you
خداحفظت کنه
I"ve some ideas
یه فکرهایی دارم
Go faster
گازشوبگیر
Are you saying it again
دوباره اونوگفتی؟
Let"s go in
بریم داخل
Hold your respect
احترام خودتو نگه دار
Mind your words
حرف دهنتو بفهم

 

Phrasal Verbs

zip up

Meaning: to do up a zipper in a piece of clothing or in a bag

pack into

Meaning: to fit into a small or crowded space

knock back

Meaning: to take a drink, usually alcoholic

put out

Meaning: to stop something from burning

run away from

Meaning: to try to avoid problems or difficult situations\

take back

Meaning: If you take something back, you return it to the place you got it from, or return it to the shop you bought it from.

hold off

Meaning: to delay doing something until a later time

fall for

Meaning: If you fall for someone, you fall in love with them.

toy with

Meaning: to think about doing something, but not very seriously 

take in

Meaning: to include something 

known for

Meaning: to be well-known for something or famous for something

stand by

Meaning: If you stand by someone, you support them or help them if they're in some sort of trouble. 

turn into

Meaning: to change from one thing into another

come about

Meaning: to happen, especially partly or totally by chance

keep off

Meaning: to avoid something like a certain food or a certain topic in conversation

sign in

Meaning: to sign a register when you visit a place, or to log in when you visit a website

shake off

Meaning: to get rid of something that's causing you problems, such as a sickness, a fear, a bad image, a bad reputation, etc. 

fall for

Meaning: If you fall for someone, you fall in love with them.

die off

Meaning: If a group of people, animals, or plants dies off, all of them die over a period of time and none are left.

speak up

Meaning: to speak louder

sort out

Meaning: If you sort things out, you arrange them into some sort of order.

go away

Meaning: to leave or go to another place

read out

Meaning: if you read something out, you read it aloud so everyone can hear it.

set back

Meaning: to make something happen more slowly, or at a later time, than it would have

send back

Meaning: If you send back something that's been delivered to you, you return it because there's a problem with it.

reach out to

Meaning: to ask someone for help when you have a problem

sell out

Meaning: to sell all the stock of something, and have none left

beef up

Meaning: to make something stronger or more powerful

run off with

Meaning: If you run off with somebody, you leave home secretly in order to be with them.

Slangs

bullshit | bull

Meaning: nonsense; something that's not true 

joke

Meaning: a person or thing that's ridiculous and doesn't deserve respect 

louse up

Meaning: to spoil something or make it fail 

john

Meaning: the bathroom, toilet

loaded

Meaning: drunk, drugged, under the influence of a mind-altering substance

yakuza

Meaning: a Japanese criminal organisation, or a member of such an organization

yokel

Meaning: a simple, poorly-educated person from the countryside

hang-up

Meaning: an emotional problem causing inhibition or unreasonable behavior

knock off

Meaning: to finish work for the day, to stop working

jailbait

Meaning: someone below the legal age of consent

uni

Meaning: university

jam

Meaning: a difficult situation

hung-up

Meaning: (in phrase be hung-up on) to be overly concerned about something or someone 

nick

Meaning: to arrest somebody

poof | poofter

Meaning: an offensive, derogatory word meaning a gay man

take

Meaning: stolen money or goods

bent

Meaning: dishonest, corrupt

veejay | VJ

Meaning: a presenter of music videos, usually on television

flick

Meaning: a movie

funky

Meaning: having strong dance rhythms

trash

Meaning: to damage, to destroy

beef

Meaning: a conflict with someone; a complaint against someone

ace

Meaning: to easily pass an exam or a test 

narc | nark

Meaning: a narcotics officer, a police officer working in drug trade suppression

Kiwi

Meaning: a New Zealander, New Zealand

hung-up

Meaning: (in phrase be hung-up on) to be overly concerned about something or someone 

rabbit on

Meaning: to talk for a long time, esp. about things that aren't important

emo

Meaning: a style of music and fashion that developed among American teens in the early 21st century

off

Meaning: to murder, to kill

up the duff

Meaning: pregnant 

quarter

Meaning: a U.S. or Canadian 25-cent coin

geezer

Meaning: an old person

kook

Meaning: a strange or eccentric person

dag

Meaning: an unfashionable or socially awkward person

weirdo

Meaning: a strange, eccentric or weird person

vino

Meaning: wine

کاربرد make در جملات مختلف


کاربرد make در جملات مختلف زبان انگلیسی

Make it real 
واقعی جلوه بده
Make your choice 
انتخاب کن
Make yourself at home 
خونه ی خودتونه
Do I make myself clear? 
گرفتی چی گفتم؟
I know you can make it 
میدونم از پسش بر میای
Don't make fun of people 
مردمو مسخره نکن
You will make a good wife 
زن خوبی میشی
Could I make a reservation? 
میتونم رزرو کنم؟
Did you make it by yourself? 
خودت تنهایی انجامش دادی؟
Make yourselves comfortable 
راحت باشین
Two wrongs don't make a right 
اشتباه را با اشتباه جبران نکن
We must make up for lost time 
باید جبران مافات کنیم
He seems to make nothing of it 
به نظر میرسه هیچی ازش در نمیاره
I can't make out what she said 
اصلا نمیفهمم چی میگه
Sulfur is used to make matches 
از سولفار برای ساخت کبریت استفاده می کردند
This message doesn't make sense 
این پیام اصلا با عقل جور در نمیاد
You should make good use of your time 
باید از وقتت خوب استفاده کنی
I checked to make sure that he was still alive 
چک کردم اونو تا مطمئن بشم که آیا هنوز زنده است
I don't know what to say to make you feel better 
نمیدونم چی بگم تا تو حالت بهتر بشه
It was so noisy there that I couldn't make myself heard 
انقدر اونجا سر و صدا بود که اصلا نتونستم بشنوم
If you want to make your dreams come true, keep on trying 
اگر دوست داری آرزوهات رنگ واقعیت به خودشون بگیرن، باید تلاش کنی
I spoke to him in English, but I couldn't make myself understood 
باهاش انگلیسی حرف زدم اما اصلا متوجه نشدم چی میگفت

English Idioms

up a gum tree

Meaning: If you're up a gum tree, you're in trouble or have a serious problem. 

just the ticket

Meaning: You can say something is just the ticket if it's the perfect thing or if it's exactly what's needed.

pay through the nose

Meaning: If you pay through the nose for something, you pay more than the usual price for it.

feather your own nest

Meaning: If you feather your own nest, you use your position or your job illegally for personal gain.

the new kid on the block

Meaning: If you are the new kid on the block, you are the newest person in a workplace or in an educational institute, or any other place or organization.

on the one hand | on the other hand

Meaning: You can say "on the one hand" before describing one of two contrasting ideas, options, or opinions, and then say "on the other hand" before describing the other one.

easy as pie | easy as abc

Meaning: If something's as easy as pie, or easy as abc, it's very easy.

bark up the wrong tree

Meaning: If you're barking up the wrong tree, you're looking for something in the wrong place or going about something in the wrong way.

pay the price

Meaning: You pay the price for doing something when you experience the unpleasant results of doing it.

up a gum tree

Meaning: If you're up a gum tree, you're in trouble or have a serious problem. 

a wolf in sheep's clothing

Meaning: A wolf in sheep's clothing is someone who seems to be a good person but is really a bad person.

can't see the forest for the trees

Meaning: If you can't see the forest for the trees, you can't see the whole situation clearly because you're looking too closely at small details, or because you're too closely involved.

hot under the collar

Meaning: If you are hot under the collar, you feel angry or annoyed about something.

a means to an end

Meaning: You can say something is a means to an end if it's the way to reach a goal, or the way to achieve something.

make ends meet

Meaning: If you make ends meet, you earn just enough to pay for a place to live and your daily expenses.

yellow-bellied

Meaning: If someone is yellow-bellied, they are not brave, or they are cowardly.

go over your head

Meaning: If someone goes over your head, they go to someone with more authority than you in order to get something that you would normally grant, possibly because they think you won't give it to them.

sick as a dog

Meaning: If you're as sick as a dog, you're very sick.

the gift of the gab | the gift of gab

Meaning: If you've got the gift of the gab, or the gift of gab, you have the natural ability to talk in a way that people find entertaining or persuasive.

young at heart

Meaning: Someone is young at heart if they still feel young even though they're getting old.

make ends meet

Meaning: If you make ends meet, you earn just enough to pay for a place to live and your daily expenses.

paint the town red

Meaning: If you paint the town red, you visit bars, nightclubs and other nightspots to have a good time.

put the brakes on

Meaning: If you put the brakes on something, you stop it or slow it down.

a drop in the bucket

Meaning: If an amount is a drop in the bucket, it's a very small portion of the amount that's needed.

do someone's dirty work

Meaning: If you do someone's dirty work for them, you do something unpleasant for them because they don't want to do it for themselves.

keep it under your hat

Meaning: If someone tells you a secret and you keep it under your hat, you don't tell anyone.

nip it in the bud

Meaning: If you nip something in the bud, you stop a problem from becoming serious by dealing with it as soon as you notice it. 

damned if you do and damned if you don't

Meaning: If you say "damned if you do and damned if you don't" you're saying that no matter what someone does, they'll be criticised for it.

jump out of your skin

Meaning: You jump out of your skin when something suddenly shocks you and your whole body jumps.