فهرست اصطلاحات پرکاربرد زبان انگلیسی در این متن به صورت کلیپ ارائه می شود.
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List of English Expressions and phrasal verbs
Videos And Their Examples
- lesson 1 – How ya doin?
- lesson 2 – What do you do for a living?
- lesson 3 – I’m into sports
- lesson 4 – My knee went out
- lesson 5 – What’s up this weekend?
- lesson 6 – I’m gonna kick back
- lesson 7 – I slept in
- lesson 8 – I overslept
- lesson 9 – I’m gonna stock up on water
- lesson 10 – I’m counting on you
- lesson 11 – I had a long week
- lesson 12 – TGIF!
- lesson 13 – That’s pure nonsense
- lesson 14 – Did you get out ~ing? Did you get (go) out shopping?
- lesson 15 – (to) do away with (something)
- lesson 16 – (to) do (something) up
- lesson 17 – (to) do up (something)
- lesson 18 – (to) do it over
- lesson 19 – Because of
- lesson 20 – Thanks to
List of English Expressions
- lesson 21 – Check back in a jiffy
- lesson 22 – Pick your poison
- lesson 23 – Those poor children
- lesson 24 – ~ is pathetic
- lesson 25 – What purpose does it serve?
- lesson 26 – I couldn’t help it.
- lesson 27 – To look away
- lesson 28 – To push it
- lesson 29 – Are you done yet?
- lesson 30 – Knock on wood
- lesson 31 – Count me out-in
- lesson 32 – To rain on your parade
- lesson 33 – I’m broke
- lesson 34 – To sell SOMEONE out
- lesson 35 – It will all come down to
- lesson 36 – I beg to differ
- lesson 37 – LUCK, LOCK and LOOK
- lesson 38 – don’t sweat it
- lesson 39 – Go all out
- lesson 40 – already
فهرست ضرب المثل ها
- lesson 41 – Come down with
- lesson 42 – Go down
- lesson 43 – Steal my thunder
- lesson 44 – A pain in the neck
- lesson 45 – to come in on
- lesson 46 – to turn in (2 meanings)
- lesson 47 – to LACK something
- lesson 48 – I am down
- lesson 49 – Kick it up a notch
- lesson 50 – Happy holidays
- lesson 51 – a stocking stuffer
- lesson 52 – to keep me on my toes
- lesson 53 – Keep it down
- lesson 54 – The apple of one’s eye
- lesson 55 – picky
- lesson 56 – (to) turn out
- lesson 57 – Auld Lang Syne
- lesson 58 – Starting is half the battle
- lesson 59 – I’m sticking to my guns
- lesson 60 – taking forever
- lesson 61 – pushover
- lesson 62 – on the edge
- lesson 63 – cushy
- lesson 64 – hone
- lesson 65 – Don’t chew/talk with your mouth open
- lesson 66 – put up with
- lesson 67 – nuke it
- lesson 68 – get the nod
- lesson 70 – to straighten out
List of English phrasal verbs
- lesson 71 – a brouhaha
- lesson 72 – My hat’s off to you
- lesson 73 – be on call
- lesson 74 – and whatnot
- lesson 75 – tinker around
- lesson 76 – kowtow
- lesson 77 – Tweak it
- lesson 78 – when it comes to
- lesson 79 – take it with a grain of salt
- lesson 80 – I changed my mind
- lesson 81 – 9 out of 10 times
- lesson 82 – goof off
- lesson 83 – My dogs are barking
- lesson 84 – To get carried away
- lesson 85 – my diet
- lesson 86 – veggies
- lesson 87 – ad hoc
- lesson 88- pig out
- lesson 89 – Coke is it
- lesson 90 – What the heck is wrong with you
- lesson 91 – in heat
- lesson 93 – Put some elbow into it
- lesson 94 – Go away
- lesson 95 – sump’n (pronounciation)
- lesson 96 – pouting
- lesson 97 – get the gist
- lesson 98 – a sneezing fit
- lesson 99 – get the hang of
- lesson 100 – to die for
یادگیرضرب المثل ها و اصطلاحات پرکاربرد زبان انگلیسی
- lesson 101 – (to) make ends meet
- lesson 102 – ordering take-out
- lesson 103 – I’m rather upset
- lesson 104 – I’m perplexed
- lesson 105 – Keep it PG
- lesson 106 – a typo
- lesson 107 – sooner or later
- lesson 108 – Go figure
- lesson 110 – In my book
- lesson 111 – Who are you? Einstein
- lesson 112 – Beats me
- lesson 113 – (to) bite the dust
- lesson 114 – Bite me!
- lesson 115 – No ifs, ands or buts
- lesson 116 – Damned if I do, damned if I don’t
- lesson 118 – out of the blue
- lesson 119 – low-key
- lesson 120 – What do you say we
آموزش اسلنگ های خیابانی زبان انگلیسی
- lesson 121 – another nail in the coffin
- lesson 122 – high-profile
- lesson 123 – It spoke to me
- lesson 124 – Grow up
- lesson 125 – He’s mature for his age
- lesson 126 – the black sheep
- lesson 127 – I’m going to
- lesson 128 – (to be) few and far between
- lesson 129 – Man it up
فهرست ضرب المثل ها و اصطلاحات پرکاربرد زبان انگلیسی کمک می کند تا شما با بخشی از جامعه مقصد ارتباط بهتری بگیرید. اگر چه نباید تصور کنید باید آموزش زبان را از آموزش این موردو بخش شروع کنید. اگر چه این بخش درباره هر موضوعی متن و محتوا دارد.اما در کل دنیای بی انتهایی است دنیای اسلنگ ها و زبان عامیانه و کوچه بازاری.
- lesson 130 – INTENSE
- lesson 131 – Boxed in
- lesson 132 – Give a shout out to
- lesson 133 – He’s slick
- lesson 134 – Straight from
- lesson 135 – (to) pay it forward
- lesson 136 – a tar baby
- lesson 137 – He’s 40 going on 10
- lesson 138 – You and me…me and you…You and I
- lesson 139 – If I were in your shoes…(If I were you…)
- lesson 140 – Keep them coming!
- lesson 141 – Hero vs heroine
- lesson 142 – I’m in deep doo doo
- lesson 143 – tops
- lesson 144 – 30-something
- lesson 145 – To have someone over
- lesson 146 – to brown bag it
- lesson 147 – head honcho
- lesson 148 – I’m all tied up
دانلود کلیپ اصطلاحات آقای کوچ
- lesson 150 – on and off…off and on
- lesson 151 – What do you think?
- lesson 152 – It doesn’t measure up
- lesson 153 – (to be) watered-down
- lesson 154 – jump the shark
- lesson 155 – What’s your approach?
- lesson 156 – Bust a move!
- lesson 157 – (to) hang your hat on (something)
- lesson 158 – busy work
- lesson 159 – monkey business
- lesson 160 – can’t help but do SMT
- lesson 161 – keep it together
- lesson 162 – to hang out
- lesson 163 – to hammer something home
- lesson 164 – a sneak attack
- lesson 165 – a sweet tooth
- lesson 166 – All I gotta do is
- lesson 167 – Are you still ~? VERSUS You are still?
- lesson 168 – smooth sailing
- lesson 169 – to be on the rocks
- lesson 170 – on the rocks (different from yesterday!)
- lesson 171 – a hangover…to hang over
- lesson 172 – in for a bumpy ride
- lesson 173 – I’ve been meaning to tell you…
- lesson 174 – I could not have said it better
- lesson 175 – as far as
- lesson 176 – I like them PLURAL!
- lesson 177 – Here is to…
- lesson 178 – That hits the spot!
- lesson 179 – It doesn’t agree with me
- lesson 180 – Suit yourself
- lesson 181 – my two cents
- lesson 182 – hit the sack
- lesson 183 – roly-poly
- lesson 184 – in the shade
- lesson 185 – made in the shade
- lesson 186 – a shady guy
- lesson 187 – a shadow
- lesson 188 – to shadow
- lesson 189 – Beyond a shadow of a doubt
- lesson 190 – The news knocked my socks off!
- lesson 191 – to blend in
- lesson 192 – sticks out like a sore thumb
- lesson 193 – Stupid is as stupid does
- lesson 194 – go to school VS go to the school
- lesson 195 – Here you go. VS There you go
- lesson 196 – How do you like them apples!!?
- lesson 197 – Recollect…remember…recall…memorize…memory
- lesson 198 – We might as well do
- lesson 199 – is not up to task
فیلم های آموزشی درباره اصطلاحات
- lesson 200 – to put somebody on
- lesson 201- trip VS travel VS journey
- lesson 202 – jumping on the wrong bandwagon
- lesson 203 – I just don’t happen to
- lesson 204 – willpower
- lesson 206 – I’m looking into ~ing
- lesson 207 – frazzled
- lesson 208 – I have a hankering for
- lesson 209 – not nearly enough
- lesson 210 – I even (+ verb)
- lesson 211 – swagger
- lesson 212 – even (two more meanings)
- lesson 213 – may be OR maybe
- lesson 214 – CONtent or conTENT
- lesson 215 – classic OR classical
- lesson 216 – to hunker down
- lesson 217 – to flake out
- lesson 218 – the straight and narrow
- lesson 219 – on a health kick
- lesson 220 – Nothing but the best
- Lesson 221 – Great taste
- lesson 222 – What’s all the racket
- lesson 223 – pipe down
- lesson 224 – devastated
- lesson 225 – give the green light
- lesson 226 – dirt poor
- lesson 227 – What’s all the fuss about
- lesson 228 – down and out
- lesson 229 – to go Dutch
- lesson 230 – to dress up
- lesson 231 – get your head out of the clouds
- lesson 232 – squirt
- lesson 234 – in its clutches
- lesson 235 – to be at the helm
- lesson 236 – to mull something over
- lesson 237 – to be up to something
- lesson 238 – Beggars can’t be choosers
- lesson 239 – a cheat sheet
- lesson 240 – to ditch SMO/SMT
- lesson 241 – to be in THE moment
- lesson 242 – gone wild
- lesson 243 –Twoosh
- lesson 244 – corny
- lesson 245 – dress-down Fridays
- lesson 246 – to be outta sorts
- lesson 247 –
- lesson 248 – bores me to tears
- lesson 249 – to have the guts
- lesson 250 – It’s all Greek to me
- lesson 251 – go with the flow
- lesson 252 – to foot the bill
- lesson 253 – I’m finna
- lesson 254 – Stoop so low as to
- lesson 255 – Stoop so low as to
- lesson 256 – To make ends meet
- lesson 257 – Spick and span
- lesson 258 – out of my league
- lesson 259 – To do a disservice to someone
- lesson 260 – The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
- lesson 261 – easy on the eyes
- lesson 262 – He’s in/out. He’s on/off
- lesson 263 – VERB + away, VERB + on
- lesson 264 – That figures
- lesson 265 – What for
- lesson 266 – to be BOUND TO DO something
- lesson 267 – to hit on someone
- lesson 268 – hit it off
- lesson 269 – to throw in the towel
- lesson 270 – Stay on my tail
- lesson 271 – binding, bound to NOUN
- lesson 272 – bawling one’s eyes out
- lesson 273 – going through a rough patch
- lesson 274 – a slacker
- lesson 275 – slacking off
- lesson 276 – What have you been up to
- lesson 277 – I’m stumped
- lesson 278 – taken aback
- lesson 279 – slack up
- lesson 280 – to have a way with
- lesson 281 – give a shout out to
- lesson 282- to get cold feet
- lesson 283 – save it for a rainy day
- lesson 284 – trendy
- lesson 285 – stay ahead of the game
- lesson 286 – pretty beat
- lesson 287 – a crock
- lesson 288 – not carved in stone
- lesson 289 – one too many
- lesson 290 – cut me some slack
- lesson 291 – to crack open
- lesson 292 – Error at end–Error-Free uploaded
- lesson 293- to stifle something
- lesson 294 – a crook
- lesson 295 – Right off the bat
- lesson 296 – food for thought
- lesson 297 – to scramble
- lesson 298 – out of sight, out of mind
- lesson 299 – It’ll never fly
اصطلاحات پرکاربرد زبان انگلیسی
- lesson 300 – when pigs fly
- lesson 301 – to pick someone’s brain
- lesson 302 – a train wreck
- lesson 303 – pushing up daisies
- lesson 305 – Spring forward, fall back
- lesson 306 – How does that strike you
- lesson 307 – a little too strange
- lesson 308 – It’s raining cats and dogs
- lesson 309 – back in the saddle
- lesson 310 – all too much
- lesson 311 – way too much, far too much, much too much
- lesson 312 – Daily Easy English Expression
- lesson 313 – to face the music
- lesson 314 – top it off
- lesson 315 – grueling
- lesson 316 – a mooch
- lesson 317 – to beat around the bush
- lesson 318 – to butter someone up
- lesson 319 – to give someone a boost
- lesson 320 – to knock yourself out
- lesson 321 – to knock yourself out PART II
- lesson 322 – to tough it out
- lesson 323 – to butt out
- lesson 324 – to belt out a song
- lesson 325 – the holiday season (sometimes Holiday Season)
- lesson 326 – Bah! Humbug
- lesson 327 – holiday cheer
- lesson 328 – R.I.P. (Rest In Peace)
- lesson 329 – a stickler
- lesson 330 – zip it
- lesson 331 – to get duped
- lesson 332 – a stepping stone
- lesson 333 – trash it
- lesson 334 – to throw a party
- lesson 335 – a grand
- lesson 336 – steep
- lesson 337 – up and about
- lesson 338 – on the sly
- lesson 339 – to take it out on somebody
- lesson 340 – litterbugs
- lesson 341 – Starting is half the battle
- lesson 342 – Kudos
- lesson 343 – snubbed
- lesson 344 – That figures
- lesson 345 – Go figure
- lesson 346 – nagging
- lesson 347 – blow off steam
- lesson 348 – bogged down
- lesson 349 –
- lesson 350 – He can hold his own
- lesson 351 – Back at you
- lesson 352 – Same to you
- lesson 353 – Back to you
- lesson 354 – standing in my way
- lesson 355 – More power to you
- lesson 356 – industrious
- lesson 357 – to dwell on something
- lesson 358 – to give a holler
- lesson 359 – Yikes
- lesson 360 –
- lesson 361 – to pan out
- lesson 362 – to mold A into B
- lesson 363 – to dazzle
- lesson 364 – to break even
- lesson 365 – to be in its infancy
- lesson 366 – to be washed up
- lesson 367 – to fall flat
- lesson 368 – to swerve
- lesson 369 – a Sunday driver
- lesson 370 – to run ragged
- lesson 371 – to be engaged
- lesson 372 – to nip it in the bud
- lesson 373 – First World problems
- lesson 374 – retrospective
- lesson 375 – to cut in line
- lesson 376 – Save my spot
- lesson 377 – to be thick-skinned (tough-skinned)
- lesson 378 – NERD versus GEEK
- lesson 379 – a sticky situation
- lesson 380 – no pun intended
- lesson 381 – to get through
- lesson 382 – to tide someone over (Plus “tide” definition)
- lesson 383 – the tide has turned against/for
- lesson 384 – freebies
- lesson 385 – to water something down
- lesson 386 – to put a smile on one’s face
- lesson 387 – a perfect mix of A and B
- lesson 388 – a solid background in
- lesson 389 – to solidify something
- lesson 390 – a token “something & quot
- lesson 391 – binge-VERBing
- lesson 392 – is top shelf
- lesson 393 – I can’t shake SOMETHING
- lesson 394 – I’m off out TIME
- lesson 395 – to fool around
- lesson 396 – to get a lot out of something
- lesson 397 – just plain ADJECTIVE
- lesson 398 –You reap what you sow
- lesson 399 – I can live with some
اصطلاحات مهم آمریکای شمالی
- lesson 400 – ~ pales in comparison to
- lesson 401 – to have no say
- lesson 402 – rub my nose in it
- lesson 403 – ~ never delivers
- lesson 404 – pick your brain (Yes, we did this before~ Sorry!)
- lesson 405 – to call dibs
- lesson 406 – to haul ass (PG-13 expression)
- lesson 407 – sit tight
- lesson 408 – no less (so) than
- lesson 409 – per se
- lesson 410 – keep your nose clean
- lesson 411 – to dig deep
- lesson 412 – better safe than sorry
- lesson 413 – head over heels
- lesson 414 – the dump
- lesson 415 – down in the dumps
- lesson 416 – dumpster
- lesson 417 – to dump someone
- lesson 418 – (place) is a dump!
- lesson 419 – take a dump
- lesson 420 – to dump on someone
- lesson 421 – to dump something out! DONE WITH DUMP
- lesson 422 – to put it bluntly
- lesson 423 – no strings attached
- lesson 424 – to bail on somebody
- lesson 425 – a can-do attitude
- lesson 426 – an 8.2 magnitude quake
- lesson 427 – writer’s block
- lesson 428 – savvy
- lesson 429 – a jerk
- lesson 430 – to crack someone up
- lesson 431 – put your best foot forward
- lesson 432 – slow jam
- lesson 433 – before my time
- lesson 434 – all that jazz
- lesson 435 – give me some feedback
- lesson 436 – What’s your take
- lesson 437 – clear your head
- lesson 438 – creep me out
- lesson 439 – don’t jump the gun
- lesson 440 – in a heartbeat
- lesson 441 – a slew of something
- lesson 442 – you snooze, you lose
- lesson 443 – cuddle
- lesson 444 – look no further
- lesson 445 – minute (not about time!)
- lesson 446 – go out on a limb
- lesson 447 – plug in
- lesson 448 – take cover
- lesson 449 – bossy
- lesson 450 – to give props to
- lesson 451 – to do my darndest (darnedest)
- lesson 452 – What is he to you
- lesson 453 – I got a beef with you.
- lesson 454 – to tank
- lesson 455 – to scoff at
- lesson 456 – Great shot
- lesson 457 – leftovers
- lesson 458 – midnight snack
- lesson 459 – a hodgepodge
- lesson 460 – to leg it
- lesson 461 – gibberish
- lesson 462 – to be tied up with something
- lesson 463 – catch a movie/game
- lesson 464 – to catch up
- lesson 465 – Duh
- lesson 466 – on thin ice
- lesson 467 – Some t-shirt, huh
- lesson 468 – likeminded (like-minded)
- lesson 469 – I need to get out more
- lesson 470 – coming along
- lesson 471 – crucial
- lesson 472 – to breathe over someone’s shoulder
- lesson 473 – in the shop
- lesson 474 – a dish
- lesson 475 – pizzazz
- lesson 476 – to dabble in
- lesson 477 – to be slapped with a fine
- lesson 478 – to sneeze AT something
- lesson 479 – two-faced
- lesson 480 – ticked off
- lesson 481 – in a rut
- lesson 482 – opposites attract
- lesson 483 – What keeps you up at night?
- lesson 484 – a bad omen
- lesson 485 – kerfuffle
- lesson 486 – My gut tells me
- lesson 487 – turn over a new leaf
- lesson 488 – constructive criticism
- lesson 489 – Sounds about right
- lesson 490 – to be after something
- lesson 491 – to gloss over something
- lesson 492 – to be FRESH OUT OF something
- lesson 493 – I could use (something to drink/eat)
- lesson 494 – The devil is in the details
- lesson 495 – Who’s your money on?
- lesson 496 – the refs
- lesson 497 – Dutch, Holland, Netherlands
- lesson 498 – to crash (no cars!)
- lesson 499 – to tear around/through
- lesson 500 – to be STOKED (ending conversation fixed!)
- lesson 501 – dead broke/tired
- lesson 502 – bursting at the seams
- lesson 503 – to bow out
- lesson 504 – pass it on/along
- lesson 505 – Mum’s the word
- lesson 506 – my lips are sealed
- lesson 507 – a nail-biter
- lesson 508 – You name it
- lesson 509 – to feign something
- lesson 510 – take a dip
- lesson 511 – to talk a mile a minute
- lesson 512 – a poor excuse
- lesson 513 – out of date
- lesson 514 – a bug (bugs)
- lesson 515 – a bug (RARELY plural)
- lesson 516 – …but no
- lesson 517 – cry me a river
- lesson 518 – weather VS climate
- lesson 519 – What the
- lesson 520 – in a nutshell
- lesson 521 – heading VS going
- lesson 522 – Will do
- lesson 523 – to put lipstick on a pig
- lesson 524 – What’s all this RACKET?!!
- lesson 525 – cut to the chase
- lesson 526 – fingers crossed
- lesson 527 – leave no stone unturned
- lesson 528 – travel halfway around the world to
- lesson 529 – Blah
- lesson 530 – gives me a complex
- lesson 531 – peachy
- lesson 532 – peachy (RE-DONE!)
- lesson 533 – to FOLLOW ALONG
- lesson 534 – (RE-DONE!!) travel halfway around the world to
- lesson 535 – a longshot
- lesson 536 – air quotes
- lesson 537 – hand-me-downs
- lesson 538 – a no-brainer
- lesson 539 – a dead giveaway
- lesson 540 – cut through the clutter
- lesson 541 – thrift shop
- lesson 542 – kick off
- lesson 543 – to PICK it UP (3 meanings!)
- lesson 544 – to be GIFTED
- lesson 545 – mental (TWO great meanings!)
- lesson 546 – short and sweet
- lesson 547 – in a pinch
- lesson 548 – let it slide
- lesson 549 – for starters
- lesson 550 – to patch things up
- lesson 551 – to chime in
- lesson 552 – to be long-winded
- lesson 553 – get into a groove
- lesson 554 – lemming, sheep, sheeple
- lesson 555 – RE-MADE to eyeball something
- lesson 556 – in a huff
- lesson 557 – a knee-jerk reaction/response
- lesson 558 – drained
- lesson 559 – buff
- lesson 560 – Yes siree, Bob
- lesson 561 – lean on me
- lesson 562 – sound asleep
- lesson 563 – Lay it on me
- lesson 564 – under my belt
- lesson 565 – pull your weight
- lesson 566 – flickering
- lesson 567 – Dork
- lesson 568 – urbanite
- lesson 569 – farm-to-fork
- lesson 570 – rat’s nest
- lesson 571 – Don’t quit your day job!
- lesson 572 – sugarcoat
- lesson 573 – grab a nap
- lesson 574 – don’t quote me on that
- lesson 575 – to be chummy with
- lesson 576 – give him the benefit of the doubt
- lesson 577 – Holy crap
- lesson 578 – I lost my cool
- lesson 579 – Have a go
- lesson 580 – What gives
- lesson 581 – a rubbernecker
- lesson 582 – count your blessings
- lesson 583 – Close, but no cigar
- lesson 584 – snazzy
- lesson 585 – chintzy
- lesson 586 – to move mountains
- lesson 587 – to freeze my butt off
- lesson 588 – to ace something
- lesson 589 – itching to do something
- lesson 590 – to go pear-shaped
- lesson 591 – to cut it close
- lesson 592 – quite a few
- lesson 593 – to kill two birds with one stone
- lesson 594 – to harbor a feeling of…
- lesson 595 – tit for tat
- lesson 596 – man the grill
- lesson 597 – I have a penchant for
- lesson 598 – to tie one on
- lesson 599 – I was conned into VERB+ing
فهرست ضرب المثل ها و اصطلاحات پرکاربرد زبان انگلیسی
- lesson 600 – a sub / to sub for
- lesson 601 – the nitty-gritty
- lesson 602 – a hollow victory
- lesson 604 – the lowdown
- lesson 605 – give him an inch and he’ll take a mile
- lesson 606 – Watch your step
- lesson 607 – to drop off and drop-off
- lesson 608 – Honest to a fault…
- lesson 609 – smarter than he looks
- lesson 610 – Give credit where credit is due
- lesson 611 – wrapped around someone’s finger
- lesson 612 – to feel a little warm
- lesson 613 – nauseous (RE-UPLOADED!!)
- lesson 614 – the runs
- lesson 615 – freeloader
- lesson 616 – a knockoff
- lesson 617 – Tupperware
- lesson 618 – to sponge off
- lesson 619 – an old-timer
- lesson 620 – a show of hands
- lesson 621 – dinner and a movie
- lesson 622 – skip the middleman
- lesson 623 – quarantine (noun & verb)
- lesson 624 – to josh someone
- lesson 625 – earnest
- lesson 626 – What a joke
- lesson 627 – Get the vote out
- lesson 628 – a rain check
- lesson 629 – use your noggin
- lesson 630 –
- lesson 631 – eats like a bird
- lesson 632 – to be ON THE LEVEL WITH someone
- lesson 633 – chitchat VS shoot the breeze
- lesson 634 – Don’t knock it til you try it
- lesson 635 – I misspoke
- lesson 636 – AWOL
- lesson 637 – What ARE YOU/What DO YOU…SAME SOUND? Yes
- lesson 638 – inscribe VS subscribe
- lesson 639 – to leave one’s mark
- lesson 640 – bacon
- lesson 641 – earthy colors/tones
- lesson 642 – reflective strip VS reflector PLUS MORE
- lesson 643 – a loud tie
- lesson 644 – I owe it all to… (Thanksgiving Special)
- lesson 645 – I’ve been out of it
- lesson 646 – to get my own way
- lesson 647 – above/beyond reproach
- lesson 648 – tenacity
- lesson 649 – to hang in the balance
- lesson 650 – auspicious
- lesson 651 – smack-dab in the middle
- lesson 652 – in the limelight
- lesson 653 – second to none
- lesson 654 – peddling
- lesson 655 – let go VS let them go
- lesson 656 – to KICK START smtg
- lesson 657 – to badger someone
- lesson 658 – I can’t thank you enough!
- lesson 659 – whatever floats your boat
- lesson 660 – saved the day
- lesson 661 – to nosh (on something)
- lesson 662 – a knee-slapper
- lesson 663 – PERIOD
- lesson 664 – I have a condition
- lesson 665 – to go
- lesson 666 – Your wish is my command
- lesson 667 – a knuckle dragger
- lesson 668 – a living legend
- lesson 669 – a Grinch
- lesson 670 – to lose sleep over something
- lesson 671 – to draw a blank
- lesson 672 – to break someone/to break a (bad) habit
- lesson 673 – an invigorating sleep
- lesson 674 – to be filled with confidence
- lesson 675 – full of himself
- lesson 676 – my soulmate
- lesson 677 – to throw a temper tantrum
- lesson 678 – swing and a miss
- lesson 679 – telemarketers
- lesson 680 – STILL
- lesson 681 – this VS that VS it
- lesson 682 – to iron out (plus pronunciation)
- lesson 683 – iffy
- lesson 684 – one step forward, two steps back
- lesson 685 – when the rooster crows
- lesson 686 – label me
- lesson 687 – raise your glass
- lesson 688 – roots
- lesson 689 – a bug zapper
- lesson 690 – flimsy
- lesson 691 – hit me up
- lesson 692 – doesn’t cut it
- lesson 693 – scatterbrain
- lesson 694 – tight
- lesson 695 – a drag
- lesson 696 – a bit of a handful
- lesson 697 – doughboy
- lesson 698 – a jock
- lesson 699 – is dogging me
لینک دانلود کلیپ های کوچ
- lesson 700 – my foot…my butt…my *ss
- lesson 701: walk it off
- lesson 702: come to terms with (myself)
- lesson 703: to go to bat for someone
- lesson 704: to weasel out of something
- lesson 705: to get chunky
- lesson 706 – things that make you go hmm
- lesson 707 – bleak
- lesson 708 – to lose one’s bearings
- lesson 709 – piecemeal
- lesson 710 – zilch
- lesson 711 – my plate is full
- lesson 712 – I’m good
- lesson 713 – moo juice
- lesson 714 – Shoot
- lesson 715 – Kirk, out
- lesson 716 – a ruse
- lesson 717 – hubris
- lesson 718 – a knack…the knack
- lesson 719 – leeway
- lesson 720 – Oh boy! (PLUS “utilitarianism”!!)
- lesson 721 – a closet fan
- lesson 722 – I do like…I do need…WHY do?
- lesson 723 – Wait up
- lesson 724 – He who smelt it dealt it
- lesson 725 – What’s the rush?
- lesson 726 – bragging rights
- lesson 727 – Can you back it up?
- lesson 728 – to be dense about something
- lesson 729 – spoiler alert
- lesson 730 – dumbstruck
- lesson 731 – rolls
- lesson 332 – (to be) in denial
- lesson 733 – denial ain’t just a river in Egypt.
- lesson 734 – to get worked up about
- lesson 735 – If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s a duck
- lesson 736 – duke it out
- lesson 737 – to be taken for a ride
- lesson 738 – to fly the coop
- lesson 739 – on the dole
- lesson 740 – to dole out
- lesson 741 – to quibble over
- lesson 742 – go for it
- lesson 743 – a bunny boiler
- lesson 744 – Girl Scout cookies
- lesson 745 – to get the edge on someone
- lesson 746 – to rile somebody up
- lesson 747 – to side with someone
- lesson 748 – the wherewithal
- lesson 749 – on so many levels
- lesson 750 – to spruce up something
- lesson 751 – pesky
- lesson 752 – sheer
- lesson 753 – for your own good
- lesson 754 – You’re too GOOD for your own good
- lesson 755 – Alls I need is
- lesson 756 – to put the kibosh on something
- lesson 757 – say something out in the open
- lesson 758 – chronic pain.
- lesson 759 – the silver bullet
- lesson 760 – good good, bald bald, full full
- lesson 761 – It don’t mean jack
- lesson 762 – to rattle someone
- lesson 763 – 24/7
- lesson 764 – no traffic/tons of traffic
- lesson 765 – Expression 0765
- lesson 766 – no-nonsense
- lesson 767 – jealousy VS envy
- lesson 768 – What do you got?
- lesson 769 – to horse around
- lesson 770 – Have at it
- lesson 771 – RSVP
- lesson 772 – to have blinders on
- lesson 773 – to lose touch OR lose contact
- lesson 774 – to touch base
- lesson 775 – my brother from another mother/my sister
- lesson 776 – Chance for/Chance to/Chance of
- lesson 777 – crabby
- lesson 778 – to take the high road
- lesson 779 – to dish out
- lesson 780 – a dad bod (a daddy body)
- lesson 781 – dead on
- lesson 782 – a cinch
- lesson 783 – to have no call to do SMT
- lesson 784 – a big plus
- lesson 785 – to get owned
- lesson 386 – Murphy’s Law
- lesson 787 – to take it in stride
- lesson 788 – painstaking
- lesson 789 – to have a chip on your shoulder
- lesson 790 – more than one way to skin a cat
- lesson 791 – You know your Greeks
- lesson 792 – the lowest common denominator
- lesson 793 – corporate material
- lesson 794 – highbrow
- lesson 795 – raise the roof
- lesson 796 – see a man about a horse (dog)
- lesson 797 – Golly
- lesson 798 – an average Joe
- lesson 799 – Aw, shucks
- lesson 800 – THROUGH as an ADV, PREP and an ADJ
- lesson 801 – “sort” as a VERB, NOUN and ADV
- lesson 802 – beach, sheet, fork (PRONUNCIATION WARNING!!)
- lesson 803 – the powers that be
- lesson 804 – to sweep SMT under the rug
- lesson 805 – I can’t make head nor tail
- lesson 806 – You know what they say
- lesson 807 – the proof of the pudding is in the eating
- lesson 808 – I’m sitting on it~ (What is it”?!)
- lesson 809 – Go big or go home
- lesson 810 – take up with SMO vs take SMT up with SMO
- lesson 811 – take up (time) VS take up (SMT)
- lesson 812 – tough as nails
- lesson 813 – to bring in the big guns
- lesson 814 – (conversation fixed!) pirating (RE-UPLOADED)
- lesson 815 – to give solace to
- lesson 817 – to make a stand
- lesson 818 – to root for someone
- lesson 819 – Monday-morning quarterback
- lesson 820 – a cowlick
- lesson 821 – to be pumped
- lesson 822 – to pander to someone
- lesson 823 – run of the mill
- lesson 824 – put a crimp in my plan
- lesson 825 – to be wired
- lesson 826 – haters gonna hate
- lesson 827 –
- lesson 828 – sticks and stones may break my bones…
- lesson 829 – gets me every time
- lesson 830 – to pull the wool over someone’s eyes
- lesson 831 – to offset
- lesson 832 – to make up (for)
- lesson 833 – don’t get fresh with me
- lesson 834 – demanding
- lesson 835 – potluck
- lesson 836 – thingamajig
- lesson 837 – to split the difference
- lesson 838 – jump me
- lesson 839 – WYSIWYG
- lesson 840 – at your beck and call
- lesson 841 – to milk it
- lesson 842 – to be underhanded
- lesson 843 – She’s got it bad
- lesson 844 – trade-off
- lesson 845 – is not all that ~ (Coach Shane is not all that handsome.)
- lesson 846 – is all but
- lesson 847 – whatsoever
- lesson 848 – Them’s fightin’ words
- lesson 849 – Good on you
- lesson 850 – way off (the) mark
- lesson 851 – Up yours! (not a nice expression~!)
- lesson 852 – Copy that
- lesson 853 – a double whammy
- lesson 854 – beneath contempt
- lesson 855 – back in my heyday
- lesson 856 – a live wire
- lesson 857 – to pull the plug
- lesson 858 – Tell me about it
- lesson 859 – to pigeonhole someone
- lesson 860 – I feel less and less so
- lesson 861 – to be in the cards
- lesson 862 – to come around
- lesson 863 – slip through the cracks
- lesson 864 – to get wind of it
- lesson 865 – cockamamie
- lesson 866 – in broad daylight
- lesson 867 – like VS as
- lesson 868 – Viewer discretion is advised
- lesson 869 – You would think
- lesson 870 – the lesser of two evils
- lesson 871 – to upstage someone
- lesson 872 – lucky me
- lesson 873 – on the off chance
- lesson 874 – Big City nicknames
- lesson 875 – to take part
- lesson 876 – to take APART (two definitions!)
- lesson 877 – give it a shot
- lesson 878 – to luck out
- lesson 879 – to sweep someone off his/her feet
- lesson 880 – to be under the weather
- lesson 881 – to chomp on (into) SMT (phrasal verb)
- lesson 882 – to pledge
- lesson 883 – lulz (and LOL, too)
- lesson 884 – a dope/to be dope (RE-UPLOADED with DIALOG!)
- lesson 885 – weed (marijuana, dope, grass, pot)
- lesson 886 – a stand-up guy
- lesson 887 – harder than you think
- lesson 888 – Does a bear sh*t in the woods? +More
- lesson 889 – swanky
- lesson 890 – to clinch
- lesson 891 – like a turkey voting for Christmas
- lesson 892 – razzle-dazzle
- lesson 893 – The sky’s the limit
- lesson 894 – Let it go
- lesson 895 – take the edge off
- lesson 896 – know which side your bread is buttered on
- lesson 897 – dying to DO SMT & die vs dye
- lesson 798 – What’s the drill? (meaning & pronunciation)
- lesson 899 – to grill someone
آموزش ساده ضرب المثل های انگلیسی
- lesson 900 – snake oil
- lesson 901 – to mean well
- lesson 902 – brush up on SMT
- lesson 903 – to rustle up something
- lesson 904 – to take something by storm
- lesson 905 – to be a slam-dunk
- lesson 906 – Did you send out Christmas cards? & ~ is a thing of the past
- lesson 907 – brick and mortar
- lesson 908 – a nightcap
- lesson 909 – Not a creature was stirring
- lesson 910 – Merry Christmas
- lesson 911 – pooped
- lesson 912 – to butt dial SMO
- lesson 913 – elbow grease
- lesson 914 – duke it out
- lesson 915 – up in the air
- lesson 916 – shoot myself in the foot
- lesson 918 – to trip SB out
- lesson 917 – take it at face value
- lesson 919 – a junkie
- lesson 920 – take a crack at it
- lesson 921 – TP
- lesson 922 – Stick-to-itiveness
- lesson 923 – a light wallet
- lesson 924 – my bread and butter
- lesson 925 – flabbergasted
- lesson 926 – flab
- lesson 927 – make a pitch (for smth/smb)
- lesson 928 – the sweet spot
- lesson 929 – out of whack
اصطلاحات جوانان انگلیسی زبان
- lesson 930 – fickle
- lesson 931 – wishy-washy
- lesson 932: flip-flop and waffler
- lesson 933 – to get a quote
- lesson 934 – a hot-button issue
- lesson 935 – actionable
- lesson 936 – urban sprawl
- lesson 937 – she is my beacon
- lesson 938 – goosebumps
- lesson 939 – to take its toll
- lesson 940 – music to my ears
- lesson 941 – a homewrecker
- lesson 942 – a red-eye flight
- lesson 943 – eating SMT like candy
- lesson 944 – to shell out
- lesson 945 – a close shave
- lesson 946 – a crackpot idea
- lesson 947 – smooth move
- lesson 948 – clickbait
- lesson 949 – floored
- lesson 950 – to plug away
- lesson 951 – to make or break
- lesson 952 – to be awash in
- lesson 953 – to be a complete wash
- lesson 954 – to do someone’s bidding
- lesson 955 – Leap Day
- lesson 956 – a red letter day
- lesson 957 – back off
- lesson 958 – a bang-up job
- lesson 959 – a close call
- lesson 960 – to be loaded
- lesson 962 – wet behind the ears
- lesson 963 – handicapable VS handicapped
- lesson 964 – to FILL smby IN
- lesson 965 – the mother lode
- lesson 966 – Do the math
لیست اصطلاحات کوچه بازاری زبان انگلیسی در بخش دیگر سایت آموزش زبان انگلیسی سلام زبان هم وجود دارد.
فهرست ضرب المثل ها و اصطلاحات پرکاربرد زبان انگلیسی که در این بخش مطالعه فرمودید کاملترین فهرست است.
زبان عامیانه و اسلنگ هم بر روی سایت آنلاین تدریس می شوند.