تعلم اللغة الانجليزية بسهولة عبر الانترنت, مواقع مجانية
لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية للمبتدئين, محادثات بسيطة وأغاني تعليمية للغة الانجليزية
شرح وتفسير الايديومز او العبارات الاصطلاحية المهمة, دروس القواعد اللغوية أسماء
أفعال جمل صفات ظروف بالانجليزية.
(To) call it
a day:
To end work and go home. ex. "Let's call it a day. It's getting late."
(To) carry a tune:
To be able to sing on key (accurately). "She has an awful voice! She can't carry a tune."
(To) cash in on something:
To profit from something. "The actor wanted to cash in on his popularity by opening a restaurant."
(A) catch:
When talking about wives, husbands, girlfriends, etc., people sometimes say "He's quite a catch" or "She's quite a catch" - which means "He/she is a great partner - it's good to be in a relationship with him/her (usually because of his/her personality, money, or looks)"
(To) catch someone's eye:
To get someone's attention through eye contact.
(A) cheap drunk:
Also knows as "a cheap date". A person who becomes drunk after only one or two drinks. "Victor had one gin and tonic and was already slurring - what a cheap drunk!"
(A) clean bill of health:
A report from the doctor that one's health is good. Good results from a doctor's medical examination. ex. "I went in for my yearly physical and got a clean bill of health from Dr. Jones".
(To) clear the table:
To remove all dishes, cutlery, etc. from a table after a meal.
(A) close call:
Something that is close to danger or an accident. "That was a close call! The train almost hit the motorbike."
Coast-to-coast:
From the Atlantic to the Pacific coast in theUnited States
To end work and go home. ex. "Let's call it a day. It's getting late."
(To) carry a tune:
To be able to sing on key (accurately). "She has an awful voice! She can't carry a tune."
(To) cash in on something:
To profit from something. "The actor wanted to cash in on his popularity by opening a restaurant."
(A) catch:
When talking about wives, husbands, girlfriends, etc., people sometimes say "He's quite a catch" or "She's quite a catch" - which means "He/she is a great partner - it's good to be in a relationship with him/her (usually because of his/her personality, money, or looks)"
(To) catch someone's eye:
To get someone's attention through eye contact.
(A) cheap drunk:
Also knows as "a cheap date". A person who becomes drunk after only one or two drinks. "Victor had one gin and tonic and was already slurring - what a cheap drunk!"
(A) clean bill of health:
A report from the doctor that one's health is good. Good results from a doctor's medical examination. ex. "I went in for my yearly physical and got a clean bill of health from Dr. Jones".
(To) clear the table:
To remove all dishes, cutlery, etc. from a table after a meal.
(A) close call:
Something that is close to danger or an accident. "That was a close call! The train almost hit the motorbike."
Coast-to-coast:
From the Atlantic to the Pacific coast in the
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