Showing posts with label Idiom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Idiom. Show all posts

Saturday, November 27, 2010

The Early 21 st Century’s Words and Expressions Existing in the En.Language but not in Dictionaries

The Early 21 st Century's Words and Expressions Existing in the English Language but not in Dictionaries
BBC | Date: N/A | ISBN: N/A | PDF, MP3 | 53MB

 با سلام خدمت دوستان گلم این شامل لغات و اصطلاحات جدید قرن بیست و یکم هست که خیلی جالب هست مطالعه اون خالی از لطف نیست از لینک زیر دانلود کنید


This new contains units (lessons) for English teachers to explain words or expressions in the current news or today conversations, which you can't find in the dictionary!!!

Saturday, November 6, 2010

I bring you some English Idiom in use and their translation


 1.fill in for someone means "do their work while they are away" Example: While I was away from the store, my brother filled in for me. 

2.in the black means "the business is making money, it is profitable" 
Example: Our business is really improving. We've been in the black all year. 



3.keep one's chin up means "remain brave and keep on trying" 
Example: I know things have been difficult for you recently, but keep your chin up. It will get better soon.

4.sharp means "exactly at a that time" 
Example: I'll meet you at 9 o'clock sharp. If you're late, we'll be in trouble!

5.up to the minute means "the most recent information" 
Example: I wish I knew more about what is happening in the capital city. We need more 
up to the minute news.

6.fresh out of something means "to have no more of something" 
Example: I have to go buy some more milk. It seems we're fresh out now

7.your face falls means "you suddenly look disappointed or upset"
Example:Javad Marinstructure was quite cheerful until we told him the price. Then his face fell.