پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی to the extent that - to the degree that, in so far as I plan to provide information about the new company policy to the extent that I am familiar with it. turn in (something) - to give something to someone, to hand something to someone I arrived at school early so that I could turn in my essay. turn out - to be found or known, to prove to be true It turned out that more people came to the party than we expected. up to - until, as far as a certain point, approaching a certain point Up to last week I had never been inside a bowling alley. There were probably up to thirty people at the meeting. up to (someone) to decide/do (something) - to be responsible to choose or decide something It is up to the company president to decide when the meeting will start. used to - accustomed to My friend is not used to living in such a big city. with respect to (something) - referring to something, concerning something I do not know what the company will do with respect to the old computer system. work out (for the best) - to end successfully I hope that everything will work out for my friend when she moves to London next week.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی Medical at death's door - very near death The sales manager was at death's door after his heart attack. back on one's feet - physically healthy again My mother is back on her feet after being sick for two weeks. black out - to lose consciousness, to faint, to pass out The football player blacked out after being hit by the other player. break out in (something) - to begin showing a rash or other skin disorder I broke out in a rash after eating the shrimp at the restaurant. breathe one's last - to die The man breathed his last after a long illness. bring (someone) around - to restore someone to health or consciousness, to cure someone The medical workers were able to bring the man around after the accident.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی bring (someone) to - to restore someone to consciousness after anesthesia/hypnosis/fainting We tried hard to bring the woman to after the car accident. catch a cold - to get a cold I caught a cold last week and had to miss four days of work. catch one's death of cold - to become very ill (with a cold/flu etc.) The little boy was told to be careful in the rain or he would catch his death of cold. check-up - an examination of a patient by a doctor I plan to have my annual check-up next week. clean bill of health - a report or certificate that a person or animal is healthy My doctor gave me a clean bill of health when I visited him last month. come down with (something) - to become sick with something, to catch an illness My niece came down with a cold and was unable to visit me last week. couch doctor - a psychoanalyst or psychiatrist who puts his patients on a couch to talk to them The man was sent to see a couch doctor because of his many problems. a dose of one's own medicine - the same treatment that one gives to others (usually this has a negative meaning) We gave the boy a dose of his own medicine after he bullied us. draw blood - to make someone bleed, to get blood from someone The doctor decided to draw blood from the patient in order to check his blood sugar level. fall ill - to become sick or ill The man fell ill last winter and has not recovered yet.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی feel on top of the world - to feel very healthy I have been feeling on top of the world since I quit my job. flare up - to begin again suddenly (an illness or a disease) My mother's skin problem flared up when she started to use the new hand soap. a flare-up - a sudden worsening of a health condition There was a flare-up of my father's sickness last week. go under the knife - to have an operation in surgery The woman went under the knife at the hospital last evening. hang out one's shingle - to open an office or business - especially in a profession The doctor decided to hang out his shingle as soon as he fied medical school. have a physical (examination) - to get a medical check-up Our company sent all the employees to have a physical last week. head shrinker - a psychiatrist The man went to see a head shrinker after his recent problems at work. just what the doctor ordered - exactly what is needed or wanted A nice hot bath was just what the doctor ordered after my long day at work. look the picture of health - to be in good health, to look very healthy My uncle looked the picture of health when I saw him last week. .
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی on the mend - becoming better, becoming well, healing My grandfather is on the mend after he broke his leg last week. out cold - unconscious, to have fainted The patient was out cold because of the anesthesia when he entered the operating room. over the worst - recovering from an illness The man is over the worst since his skiing accident last month. pull through - to recover from a serious illness The car accident was very bad and I do not think that the driver will pull through. run a fever/temperature - to have a higher than normal body temperature The girl has been running a fever this week. The little boy is running a temperature and should stay in bed all day.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی be run down - to be in poor condition My father worked very hard last month and now he is run down. run some tests - to do some medical tests on a patient The doctor decided to run some tests on the patient. splitting headache - a severe headache I have been suffering from a splitting headache all morning. take a sick day - to be absent from work and still receive pay I did not feel well yesterday so I decided to take a sick day. take a turn for the worse - to become sicker My aunt took a turn for the worse last week and she is now in the hospital. take (someone's) temperature - to measure someone's body temperature The nurse took my temperature when I went to the hospital yesterday. a taste of one's own medicine - the same treatment that one gives to others (usually this has a negative meaning) Our boss got a taste of his own medicine when people began to treat him badly like he treats others. throw up - to vomit The woman threw up after eating the bad shellfish. under the weather - not feeling well My boss has been under the weather all week and has not come to work during that time
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی Education and School A for effort - the recognition that someone has tried hard to do something even though he or she may not be successful The students received an A for effort for their work on the class project . above average - better or higher than average The boy's marks were above average in all subjects except history . as easy as ABC - very easy Learning how to use a computer is as easy as ABC for the children. back to basics - an approach in education that uses traditional ideas or methods that have been successful in the past The teacher believes that back to basics is important in her classroom and the parents are happy with the results. below average - worse or lower than average Most members of the class were below average in the math test. bookworm - someone who reads a lot My sister is a bookworm and is always reading a book. brainstorm (something) - to try to develop an idea or think of new ideas The students got into groups to brainstorm ideas for the school play.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی call the roll - to call the names of students on a roll and expect them to answer if they are there Every morning when the class starts the teacher calls the roll. cap and gown - the special cap called a mortarboard and the robe that is worn during academic ceremonies such as graduation All of the students wore a cap and gown to the graduation ceremony. catch up to (someone or something) - to move fast or work hard to reach someone or something that is ahead of you After my illness, I had to study very hard to catch up to the rest of the class. copycat - someone who copies the work of another The children called the girl a copycat when they saw her copying the test of another student. count noses - to count the number of people The teacher stopped to count noses several times during the field trip. cover a lot of ground - to complete a lot of material in a class or course We covered a lot of ground during the first month of the science class. cow college - a school where farming or agriculture is studied My cousin will go to a cow college when he fies high school. crack a book - to open a book to study (usually used in the negative) I did very well in the course even though I did not crack a book until the last week of classes.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی crank out a paper - to write a paper or essay in a mechanical way I had to crank out a paper almost every week to pass the course. cut class - to not go to class I decided to cut class in order to study for my geography test. draw a blank - to get no response from someone when you ask him or her a question The teacher drew a blank when she asked about the boy's plans for the weekend. drop out of school - to stop attending school My friend dropped out of school and began to drive a truck. eager beaver - someone who works very hard and is very enthusiastic The young girl is an eager beaver and always comes to class before the other students.
پاسخ : مجموعه کاملی از اصطلاحات در زبان انگلیسی fill in the blanks - to supply the missing words or information on a test or other exercise We had to fill in the blanks for the questions on the test. flunk out - to fail a course, to fail and then leave school The boy was very smart but he flunked out of his language class. from the old school - ideas that were popular in the past but which are no longer popular or common My grandmother is from the old school and always made her children make their own lunches and walk to school. get credit for (a course) - to receive official recognition and credits after passing a course I was able to get credit for the course which I took in the summer. get through (a course or a set of materials) - to fi a course or a set of materials The boy was a very good student and got through every course that he took. goof off - to waste time My sister spent most of the week goofing off and was not prepared for her test. have one's nose in a book - to be reading a book The boy loves to read and always has his nose in a book. higher education - education after graduating from high school (usually college or university) The government has recently invested a lot of money in higher education.
