Listen + Tell Me A Story 222

Front 1

Staring

#She was staring at her computer screen . She didn't look busy though

#she went back to staring at her computer screen.

Back 1

ˈster.ɪŋ

looking at something for a long time with the eyes wide open, especially when surprised, frightened, or thinking

Front 2

He introduced himself to one of his new co-workers

Back 2

ˌقدم نفسه لأحد زملائه الجدد في العمل

ɪn.trəˈduːs

Front 3

She looked at him from top to bottom. Her face was blank.

Back 3

وجها ناشف كان

Blank

تستخدم للدلالة على الفراغ في الكتابة او الرسومات

Front 4

#she hesitate for moment and then said "i don't have time to say hello "

# If you need anything, don't hesitate to call me.

Back 4

ˈhez.ə.teɪt

ترددت للحظة ثم قالت "ليس لدي وقت لألقي التحية"

to pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous about it:

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#Done stood still for a moment

# that was rude , he thought to himself

Back 5

وقف جامدا

قال لحالو

يمكن عدم وضع himself

Front 6

No one has ever done that to me in my whole life

Back 6

ماطدا عملي معي هيك بكل حياتي

Front 7

I'll remember you , he thought

Back 7

رح حطك براسي هيك بالانكليزي

Front 8

He asked his supervisor later. He was half-joking

Back 8

مشرفه ، المسؤول عنه

كان يضحك ضحكة وهمية كلامو جد

Front 9

paranoid

#He started feeling paranoid and was convinced his boss was going to fire him.

#Sandra's a little paranoid

Back 9

/ˈper.ə.nɔɪd/ جنون الارتياب او جنون العظمة

feeling extremely nervous and worried because you believe that other people do not like you or are trying to harm you:

Front 10

#every new employee might be after her job

#i don't like Jane i think she's after my husband

Back 10

كل واحد راكض ورا شغلها (عينها بشغلي)

اعتقد انها راكضة ورا جوزي(عينها بجوزي)

Front 11

She treats them like enemies

Back 11

بتعملون متل اعدائها

Front 12

Return = Go back

previous

I opened the door with a smile on my face thinking that Sarah and her husband Tom , have returned. I was wrong though.

Back 12

rɪˈtɝːn

ˈpriː.vi.əs

فتحت الباب بابتسامة على وجهي معتقدة أن سارة وزوجها توم قد عادوا. على الرغم من أنني كنت مخطئا.

Hint 12

Front 13

He handed me a package and I signed for it..

# I don't open packages that don't belong to me.

Back 13

سلمني طردًا ووقعت عليه.

لا أفتح الحزم التي لا تخصني.

sign فعل بمعنى توقيع

اسم بمعنى اشارة او رمز علامة

Hint 13

Front 14

That ain't no place to sleep. Come on man. Get up. I shouted as I was turning him over.

Back 14

هنا نفي مرتين يمكن وضع واحد مثل ما اخذنا سابقا

هذا ليس مكانًا للنوم. هيا يا رجل. استيقظ. صرخت وأنا أقلبه.

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Restore = to return something or someone to an earlier good condition or position.

Back 15

استعادة شيء او شخص الى وضع او حالة سابق جيدة

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available= able to be bought or used:

They now believe there could be a legally available path to restore Freedom. We'll just have to wait and see how it all plays out.

Back 16

əˈveɪ.lə.bəl

إنهم يعتقدون الآن أنه يمكن أن يكون هناك مسار متاح قانونيًا لاستعادة الحرية. علينا فقط أن ننتظر ونرى كيف ستنتهي الأمور.

Front 17

#I'm gonna tell him.there ain't nothing wrong with that =

#there ain't anything wrong with that =

# there is nothing wrong with that

Back 17

في اللغة العامية يمكن وضع نفيين ورا بعض

Ain't = be not

كل الحالات بتصير

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I have no clue what was in it. i didn't open it

Back 18

فكرة او دليل evidence

Hint 18

Front 19

Real estate

property

He bought the most expensive real estate in the world and gave it as a gift to his ex-wife.

Back 19

ˈriː.əl ɪˌsteɪt ( عقار (بناء او قطعة ارض

ˈprɑː.pɚ.t̬i منشئة ممتلكات

زوجة سابقة

Hint 19

Front 20

poverty

Poverty is a serious problem for almost all countries in Africa.

Back 20

ˈpɑː.vɚ.t̬i

Hint 20

Front 21

Dad, honey, don't play with the food. you either ، mom.

Back 21

Either ايضا او احد شيئين

وانت ايضا يا امي

Front 22

I'm positive that years from now that young will ask with wonder about this day

Back 22

انا على يقين / متأكد

أنا متأكد من أنه بعد سنوات من الآن سوف يسأل الشاب بتعجب عن هذا اليوم

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#at the sight of my face , he escaped

# i am mido, your real estate agent

#This is my first day at the job.

Back 23

بمجرد شاف وجهي هرب

وكيلك العقاري

Front 24

weird.

And then the code got all weird.

Back 24

غريب عجيب ، غريب الاطوار

ثم أصبح الرمز غريبًا.

Front 25

The wife had an emergency at work. So they agreed the husband would go as planned and his wife would meet him at the hotel the next day

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ɪˈmɝː.dʒən.si

Would

تستخدم للحديث عن مستقبل لكن مستقبل عن ماضي

Front 26

check in

When the husband got the hotel he checked in and thought he should send his wife a quick email letting her know he had arrived there Ok?

Back 26

to show your ticket at an airport so that you can be told where you will be sitting and so that your bags can be put on the aircraft:

تسجيل معلومات الوصول لمكان فيو حجز

Front 27

type something in

Typo = misprint

As he typed in her email address, he made the typo and his email was sent instead to an elderly mechanics wife.

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/ˈel.dɚ.li/

to put an instruction or piece of information into your computer by pressing letters, numbers or other keys on your computer keyboard:Type in your password.

الكتابة على الكمبيوتر

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It just so happened

Had sadly ....

It just so happened that her husband had sadly died just the day before.

Back 28

للصدفة البحته

للأسف حصل كذا

Unfortunately = لسوء الحظ

Front 29

#let someone/something out

#scream

#faint = not strong or clear = slight [adjectives]

Faint = to suddenly become unconscious for a short time, usually falling down:[verb]

Back 29

طالعت ، اصدرت

to cry or say something loudly and usually on a high note, especially because of strong emotions such as fear, excitement, or anger

خافت باهت (صفة)

اغماء (فعل)

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conscience

conscious × unconscious

Holidaymaker= vacationer

#She read the one from the vacationer . She let out an awful loud scream and fainted on the floor.

Back 30

ضمير

وعي

قرأت واحد من المصطاف. أطلقت صرخة مدوية فظيعة وأغمي عليها على الأرض.

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Rush

Her family rushed into the room. They took care of her and then looked at her computer and saw this email.

Back 31

يسرع ، هرع ..

Front 32

Dearest wife

Everything is prepared for your arrival tomorrow.

Back 32

زوجتي الاعز

Front 33

elderly/old

He went back to his old job.

# My grandmother is old

# My grandmother is an elderly woman.

Back 33

Old

هي لكلشي بتصير ويمكن ان تأتي اخر الجملة لحالها

Elderly

هي صفة للأنسان فقط ولا تأتي لحالها اخر الجملة بدون موصوف

Front 34

At the sonud of

At the sonud of the final whistle , our players started celebrating 🍾

Back 34

بمجر سماع صوت كذاا فورا ...

Front 35

This = the following

They saw this email on her screen

They saw the following email on her screen

Back 35

هذا ، ما يلي

طبعا following بتجي معنى التالي كمان

The following day

Front 36

Colonel

Who is that Colonel Daniel you keep referring to?

Back 36

ˈkəɝ.nəl العقيد

تبقى تشير له

Front 37

civilization

modern

It's hard to imagine what modern civilization would have looked like if he had never been born.

Back 37

human society with its well developed social organizations, or the culture and way of life of a society or country at a particular period in time:

ˈmɑː.dɚn

Born = adjective

Front 38

developed

society

#Sharks have a highly developed sense of smell.

# We must also consider the needs of the younger/older members of society.

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$dɪˈvel.əpt = advanced or powerful متطور متقدم

$/səˈsaɪ.ə.t̬i/ مجتمع

Sense= حاسة ، احساس, معنى

he had no sense of responsibility

Consider مراعاة ، النظر ، التفكير

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He sat at his desk , looked out the window and admired the beautiful view.

Back 39

طاولة مكتب

Front 40

#a little bird told us

#I can't be late on the first day.

#If you've never failed , you've never tried anything new.

Back 40

إذا لم تفشل أبدًا ، فأنك لم تجرب أبدًا أي شيء جديد.

Front 41

Kidnap

Demand

in exchange for releasing them

Back 41

#ˈkɪd.næp = to take a person away illegally by force, usually in order to demand money in exchange for releasing them

# to ask for something forcefully, in a way that shows that you do not expect to be refused طلب مطالبة

(الشغلة فيها قوة)

Front 42

In exchange for ...

In exchange for releasing them

# Sarah was kidnapped, but we don't know her exact location.

Back 42

مقابل كذا

مقابل اطلاق سراحهم

Release يصدر ، يطلق ، يعلن ، يطلق سراح

Front 43

#He wants Tom to return what he stole from him.

#I always know you as a funny guy.

Back 43

..

Front 44

#Before I could even ask what was going on ، a phone started to ring.

#I ripped the package open and picked up the phone. , hello who is this ? I yelled

Back 44

Rip = شق ،تمزيق ، = tear

Tear بتصير دمعة وبتصير فعل تمزيق

Front 45

Tell Tom he will get his wife

back when he returns what he stole from me.

Back 45

Get back = to return to a place

after you have been somewhere else:

الاستعادة الى مكان انت كنت فيه

#Go back = dönmek

#Put something back = to return an object to where it was before it was moved:

Front 46

Collapse

# Colonel you'd better take a look at this radar.

#I can't sell makeup.

#When civilization is collapsing.

Back 46

/kəˈlæps/ = to fall down suddenly because of pressure or having no strength or support:

عندما تنهار /تنهدم الحضار

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Blonde = A pale yellow or gold hair

Brunette = A white woman or a girl with dark hair?

Redhead=A person especially women whose hair is a color between red Brown and orange.

Back 47

Pale = faint (هي نفسا اغماء) باهت شاحب

/Pru:net/

pail = دلو kova

Front 48

Put something back× pick something up

# Pick them all up and shake them, does That feel like the first time you made love?

Back 48

خود × رجع

التقطهم جميعًا وقم بهزهم ، هل تشعر أن هذه هي المرة الأولى التي تمارس فيها الحب؟

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#Her chicks were helpless.

#I love the sound of birds chirping.

# Fools, never value good advice. It's better not to advise them.

Back 49

Civcivleri çaresizdi لاحول ولا قوة

.نفس بداية كلمة جاجه

زقزقة

Advice ( غير معدود (اسم

Advise (verb) ədˈvaɪz

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Secure

Safe × dangerous

#All the animals on the jungle repaired their homes. The birds also made their homes more secure.

Back 50

ميكن(محكم وغير قابل للحركة)secure

غابة كثيفة بالاشجار بحيث الضو صعب يدخل

Front 51

The Onset of something

Delay

#the onset of winter.

The onset of the rainy season.

#The new treatment can delay the onset of the disease by several years.

Back 51

/dɪˈleɪ/

The moment at which something unpleasant begins that means the beginning of something unpleasant

Front 52

Twig

Branch

Nest

Weave - wove - woven

# Many birds brought twigs and leaves and others wove their nests.

Back 52

غصين

غصن

عش

يحيك ينسج وهذه تسخدم لكل شيء عكس sew, هذه للملابس فقط

Front 53

See ..... through ....

#It's a boring movie, but I have enough snacks to see me through it.

#He lost all of his money. So I gave him $50 to see him through the month.

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يتجاوز شيء يكون غالبا صعب او ممل

يعني بمعى يمشي الحال هال ... اخر كلمة بالجملة

#عندي اكلات امشي حالي لوقت ما يخلص

#عطيتو خمسين دولار يمشي حالو هالشهر

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Store

#we should store some food for our children.

#They collected food until they had enough to see them through the rainy season.

Back 54

Verb= to put or keep things in a special place for use in the future: تخزين

Noun =a large shop where you can buy many different types of goods:

حتى اصبح لديهم ما يكفي .....

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Drop

Drippe

Shiver

#The water is dripping from the tap.

Back 55

Damla (noun)

Damlama (Verb)

/ˈʃɪv.ɚ/ = titreme= When people or animals shiver, they shake slightly because they feel cold, ill, or frightened:

ˈfraɪ.tənd

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A monkey wet from the rain came into the forest. He sat on a branch with cold water dripping from its body.

Back 56

bræntʃ

Front 57

In vain

#The poor monkey tried its best to find shelter but in vain.

#I've been trying in vain to sleep for 3 hours now.

Back 57

عالفاضي

انا صرلي عالفاضي

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There was little they could do = there was nothing they could do.

Back 58

هي نفس not very اللي في downtoners

I'm not very happy

يعني انا حزين بس بطريقة كويسة

Front 59

How dare you ... ?

Pity

Piteous

Growl

How dare you tell me what to do ? said the monkey growling at the bird?.

Back 59

كيف تجرأ على (لا تحتاج جرف جر)

/PIti:/ شفقه

/ˈpɪt̬.i.əs/ مثير للشفقة ، بائس

صوت الغضب للحيوانات

Front 60

One of them said، all of us prepared for the rainy season. if you had ، you would not be in this piteous situation

Back 60

لو انت عامل هيك ....if you had

Front 61

Pounced on

The monkey angrily pounced on the bird's nest, tore it and threw it on the ground.

Back 61

انقض على

The past simple of tear = tore = ripped

Front 62

But there's only one way to eliminate all of it.

Back 62

ولكن هناك طريقة واحدة فقط للقضاء / للتخلص منها كلها.

iˈlɪm.ə.neɪt=to remove or take away someone or something:

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what do we do now ? i don't know, We've never gotten this far.

Back 63

لم نصل لهذا الحد