مکالمه انگلیسی با موضوع تشویق کسی به انجام کاری
Encouraging someone to try something
Encouraging someone to try something
Have a go at it.
a go = a try
Take a shot at it. (informal)
a shot= a try
Take a stab at it. (informal)
a stab=a try
Take a crack at it.(informal)
a crack= a try
Have a crack at it.
Take a whack at it.(informal)
A whack= a try
Come on. (informal)
It won’t hurt you to try it.
Everybody’s doing it.
Everyone else is doing it.
It’s all the rage.
the rage = the current fad
Try your luck.
See what you can do.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.(cliché)
Go on.
Get going.
Get going already.
Get moving.
No pain, no gain. (cliché)
Get a move on. (informal)
Get cracking. (slang)
Get on the stick.(slang)
Get the lead out. (slang)
Get off your ass*. (mildly vulgar)
Get off your backside (slang)
* The word “ass” is considered pretty vulgar, again, people who know each other well, young people, etc would use these phrases. People who use vulgarities a lot would use “ass” easily, and others would rarely use it, or only use it in anger.
