کار نیکو کردن از پر کردن است.
!Practice makes perfect
فلفل نبین چه ریزه بشکن ببین چه تیزه.
!Still waters run deep
دست گربه به گوشت نمی رسد می گوید بدبوست.
!Sour grapes , said the fox when he couldn't reach them
قوم و خویش گوشت انسان را هم اگر بخورد، استخوان را دور نمی اندازد..
!Blood is thinker than water
academic
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competence
competitive job market
deliver
dependable
earn
emergency
encourage
exception
favor
fee
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good sides
involve
keep an eye
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lifestyle
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share
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support
to bring up
to earn a living
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:TO MAKE FOR
a) To head in a certain direction
.Example: We made for home as it started to rain
b) to produce a result or situation
.Example: The low quality of services made for a lot of complaint
!Life knocks at the front door; death drops down the chimney; only happiness arrives on invitation
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BANK ON
The idiom to bank on means to put one's trust in. In the past banks and the banking system were seen as the ultimate safe haven, and to put money in the bank was to trust the institution completely. That attitude has changed in recent times, but the expression remains useful.
Example #1: She will get the lead role in the play, and you can tell her she can bank on it.
Example #2: The boss has changed his mind about John – he now sees him as someone to bank on in a crisis.
Example #3: I feel that I can bank on his advice, because he's never been wrong before when it comes to investments.
Example #4: In a partnership enterprise, you have to able to bank on your partner or your business will fail.
