✅ Have you known these 10 advanced words?🦉**

Basic Words👋Advanced words👋
✅Lively ✅Energetic

✅Deal with ✅Manage

✅Pick up ✅Collect

✅Imagine ✅Envisage

✅Childish ✅Immature

✅But ✅However

✅At once ✅Immediately

✅Wrong ✅Incorrect

✅A lot of ✅Numerous

✅At first ✅Initially**

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🍫Food Idioms😋

☺️ As cool as a cucumber

✅Relaxed and calm ✔️

✅Jane was as cool as a cucumber during his exam. He wasn't stressed at all.

🍵 Not my cup of tea 😒

✅Not to my taste✔️

✅Romantic films are not my cup of tea. I don't enjoy them at all.

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Enhance Your Vocabulary for Your Writing & Speaking!✅Important → Crucial✅ Show → Demonstrate✅ Use → Utilize✅ Change → Transform✅ Help → Facilitate✅ Problem → Conundrum✅ Idea → Notion✅ Start → Commence✅ End → Terminate✅ Think → Contemplate✅ Need → Require✅ Good → Beneficial✅ Bad → Detrimental✅ Clear → Evident✅ Explain → Elucidate✅ Avoid → Eschew✅ Weak → Feeble✅ Support → Bolster✅ Improve → Enhance✅ Harmful → Pernicious

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🎧 Everyone Is An Idiot About Their Goals - Alex Hormozi

✅ Common idioms.

🧠broaden one's horizons-dunyoqarashni kengaytish 

📌Learning a lot of science fiction books would help to broaden my horizons

⚡️ To pass with flying colors = muvaffaqiyatli o'tish                                                                                                                                                                 📌My sister has passed  the exam with  flying  colors

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Lets start our day with some idioms that are useful for speaking :

1. It’s as easy as pie = it’s a piece of cake: to be very easy, (not complicated).

- I don't think it's as easy as pie to get band 8.5 in the IELTS speaking test.

- It's a piece of cake to drive this car.

1. Cost an arm and a leg: to be very expensive.

- The movie is interesting, but the tickets cost an arm and a leg .
- The car cost him an arm and a leg .

1. Pay through the nose: to pay too much for something.
   - I usually have to pay through the nose for parking a car if I bring it into the
   city.
   - He paid through the nose to get the car fixed.

2. Make someone blue = bump someone out : to make someone sad or sick.

- It made him blue to stay home with his wife all day.

- He made his girlfriend blue yesterday.

1. Freak out : to become very angry or lose control of your mind because of somebody or something.

- I freaked out when I saw her with another man.
- Snakes really freaked me out .

1. In the nick of time : just before it's too late/ at the last possible moment.

- We got to the airport just in the nick of time .

- I arrived at the train station in the nick of time .

- She finished her English essay just in the nick of time .

Remember, an easy answer made up by simple structure can be strengthened via mixing some of idioms.

🇺🇸 Fragile
🇺🇿 Zaif, kuchsiz

✅ I felt rather fragile (=kuchsiz, holsiz) for a few days after the operation.