A: What did the doctor say?
B: He thinks I have too much stress .
A: Stress causes your stomachache?
B: Stress causes different problems with different people.
A: So what did he tell you to do?
B: He said I need to think positive .
A: He didn't give you any medication?
B: I hate medication It makes me feel different.
A: So how do you think positive?
B: I think about nice things.
A: Like what?
B: Like a day at the beach, with my toes n the sand.

false friend

noun [ C ]

UK 

 /ˌfɒls ˈfrend/ US 

 /ˌfɑːls ˈfrend/

 

a word that is often confused with a word in another language with a different meaning because the two words look or sound similar:



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The French word "actuellement" and the English word "actually" are false friends.

🌺I'm easy

 idiom



—used as a way of saying that one is not hard to please and will accept what someone else decides.

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"Should we stay at home or go out?" "Whatever you like: I'm easy."

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Eric is so into Kelly, he doesn't leave her side or give her some break. He's a C........y idiot.





Adjective



Meaning:


too dependent on another person

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🌺swan

noun [ C ]


a large, usually white bird with a long neck that lives on rivers and
 lakes.



For example:

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We watched the swans glide by.

 
 

🌺swan

verb 

  informal 

 

to travel, move, or behave in a relaxed way for pleasure and without worrying that others may feel annoyed.



For example:


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He's been swanning around the States
 (= travelling and not doing any work) all summer.

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Set fire to rain




I let it fall, my heart

 
And as it fell, you rose to claim it

 
It was dark and I was over

 
Until you kissed my lips and you saved me

 
My hands, they’re strong

 
But my knees were far too weak

To stand in your arms

 
Without falling to your feet

 
But there’s a side to you that I never knew, never knew

 
All the things you’d say, they were never true, never true

 
And the games you play, you would always win, always win

 
But I set fire to the rain

 
Watched it pour as I touched your face

Well it burned as I cried
 
‘Cause I heard it screaming out your name, your name

 
When laying with you
 
I could stay there, close my eyes
 
Feel you here, forever

 
You and me together, nothing is better

 
‘Cause there’s a side to you that I never knew, never knew

 
All the things you’d say, they were never true, never true

 
And the games you’d play, you would always win, always win

 
But I set fire to the rain

 
Watched it pour as I touched your face

 
Well it burned as I cried

 
 ‘Cause I heard it screaming out your name, your name

 
I set fire to the rain

 
And I threw us into the flames

 
When We felt something die, ’cause I knew that

 
That was the last time, the last time

 
Sometimes I wake up by the door

 
That heart you caught must be waiting for you

 
Even now when it’s already over

 
I can’t help myself from looking for you

 
I set fire to the rain

 
Watched it pour as I touched your face

 
Well it burned as I cried

 
‘Cause I heard it screaming out your name, your name

 
I set fire to the rain

 
And I threw us into the flames

 
Where I felt something died , ’cause I knew that

 
That was the last time, the last time

 
Oh, no
Let it burn, oh

 
Let it burn

 
Let it burn

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May Allah accept our good deeds, alleviate our sufferings and forgive our transgressions, and accept our sacrifices.
May the eternal peace from heaven embrace your life on this Eid Ul Adha and fill it with uncountable blessings. Eid Mubarak!
A heartiest Eid Ul Adha Mubarak to all of you! ❤️

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We missed our flight, and ......  top of that we had to wait seven hours for the next one.


A. In

B. On

C. At

D. For

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on top of something

idiom

 



in addition to something, especially something unpleasant:


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We missed our flight, and on top of that we had to wait seven hours for the next one.

porky pies

slang

 Lies.


The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "pies" rhymes with "lies."



Primarily heard in UK.


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Every politician tells porky pies to get elected to office, don't they?

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I've had about enough of your porky pies—just tell me the truth!

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Every politician tells p.... p.... to get elected to office, don't they?




Slang


Meaning:

Lies

give birth

idiom

 


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When a woman or female animal gives birth, she produces a baby or young animal from her body.


She gave birth to twins.

Our cat gave birth last night.

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figurative  meaning
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This extraordinary experience gave
 birth to (= gave him the idea for) his latest novel.

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put aside something

phrasal verb 
 

(SAVE)

 

to save something, esp. money, for a purpose.


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We’re putting aside $20 a week for our vacation.


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He puts some time aside each evening to read to his children.

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Living under a rock

 is a nice recent English idiom meaning “being oblivious or ignorant to what happens in the outside world”. It is used to describe a person who doesn’t know something any “normal” human being is supposed to know, usually in relation to some recent events:


It is most commonly used in a question (not very polite), in amazement that someone doesn’t know something the speaker considers obvious.



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Have you been living under a rock? How can’t you know that Peter and Jane got married?