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24 Cards in this Set
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Color-blind |
عمى الألوان Are you a color-blind ? |
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1:I promise it won't happen again 2:where were you yesterday? |
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My bad |
I am sorry=my bad (informal) |
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Keep an eye on it |
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blind faith
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it means total trust + We do not have blind faith in the government
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testify
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to make a statement that some thing happened ornot as a witness in court 1-Testify againstsomebody/something She refused to testify against her husband. 2-testify for somebody/something There are severalwitnesses who will testify for the defence |
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Appeal
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Means:a formal request to a court for a judgementor a decision to be changed/revision of verdict or punishment. 1-you have the right of appeal to the ConstitutionalCourt |
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Beat Hit Punch Slap |
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Mess up (v), mess (noun ) |
To do something badly or to make some things dirty. 1:I don't want to mess up your life more than I already do 2: He messed up all what we planned. 3:children messed up the kitchen while they was playing but I will clean it no matter. |
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Rush (verb)
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to do somthing with great speed 1-We are rushing to make goods ready to be shippedtomorrow as promised. 2-Don't rush me. I needtime to think about it.
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Set somebody up
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to make him appear gilty of something hi did not do +She is setting us up +He denied thecharges, saying the police had set him up +He didn't steal thegoods. It was a setup (noun) |
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Rough
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means :difficult /violent/ dangerous/not soft synonyme of Tough. +rough kids (violent) +She had a rough day yesterday (difficult) +he had rough hands |
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Since |
Since has Two uses: 1-because 2- (depuis)from a time in the past until a later past time, or until now +since there is just a total weight of approximately 15 KG, please shipgoods by courier. +since we have much time, there is no need torush +we have not heard from him anything since Three days |
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Getrid of some something or somebody
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se débarrasser 1-get rid ofsomebody/something. 2- I can't get rid of this headache. |
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Trailer
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· series of short scenes from a movie ortelevision program, shown in advance to advertise it
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Rape (verb)
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To force someone tohave sex with you 1- I am not a rapist(adj) |
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Engagement Ring
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a ring that a man givesto a woman when they agree to get married
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Abuse
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violent treatment of someone 1- He was abusing her allthis time but she could not tell anyone because she was under threat, fear, 2- Sexual abuse |
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Dare |
1- How dare you talk to me like that?
2- He didn't dare (to) say what he thought 3- I didn’t even dare to admit that I love her 4- don't dare you to apologize (إياك أن تعتذر) 5- don't you dare to smile:إياك أن تبتسم (عنداك) |
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Random(adj)//Randomly (adv)
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1- So you choose myclient’s container at random?
2-The winning numbers are randomlyselected by computer. 2-My phone seems toturn itself off randomly 1-a random sample/selection |
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Harass /harassment
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1- He has been harassedsexually
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Confess
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to say that you are making something illegal orbad(crime:murder:…) synonym of admit 1- I confess it to youall today that I killed her 2- he has just confessedto the judge that he did it 3-He confessed that he had stolen the money |
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speak for yor self |
دوي على راسك 1-We had a really boring trip." "Speak for yourself! I had a wonderful time!" 2- None of us like the hotel." "Speak for yourself – I think it’s OK." |
