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ارائه ويرايش دوم اين مجموعه به همراه مزيت ها و تغييرات اعمال شده در ويرايش اول اين کتاب گامي مهم در راستاي پيشبرد اهداف زبان آموزان مطابق با نوآوري هاي آموزشي محسوب مي شود. در حال حاضر اين مجموعه به روزترين و جديدترين دوره آموزشي در زمينه تقويت مهارت گفتاري و مکالمه مي باشد که مطابق با سيستم آمريکايي همراه با کتاب کار، فايل صوتي و تصويري ارائه مي شود. زبان + انگيزه = فرصت، شعار مجموعه جديد مي باشد.

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leave somebody/something high and dry

 if someone is left high and dry, they are left without any help

or without the things that they need

you reap what you sow  

  used to say that if you do bad things, bad things will happen to you, and if you do good things, good things will happen to you

see eye to eye

  if two people see eye to eye, they agree with each other

e.g., We didn't exactly see eye to eye

see eye to eye with   

e.g., I don't always see eye to eye with my father

see eye to eye on/about

   
e.g., We don't see eye to eye on business issues

keep somebody posted 
spoken
  to regularly tell someone the most recent news about something

keep somebody posted on 
e.g.,I'll keep you posted on his progress.

don't count your chickens before they're hatched

جوجه رو آخر پاییز میشمارن

   spoken   

used to say that you should not make plans that depend on something good happening, because it might not
e.g., I wouldn't count your chickens, Mr Vass. I've agreed to sign the contract, but that's all

let go ول کن
 to stop holding something or someone
e.g., Let go! You're hurting me

The names of GOD

from A to Z  

  describing, including, or knowing everything about a subject

the history of art from A to Z

act your age

(behave in a way that is suitable for how old you are)

e.g., It's time you started acting your age, Jeff

old habits die hard  

  used to say that it is difficult to make people change their attitudes or behaviour
e.g., She knew it probably wasn\'t necessary any more, but old habits die hard

the bird has flown :   informal   

used to say that the person you are looking for has already left or escaped

complimentary

given free to people
There was a complimentary bottle of champagne in the hotel room
I've got some complimentary tickets for the theatre tonight

yawn

to open your mouth wide and breathe in deeply because you are tired or bored
Alan stretched and yawned

bury the hatchet/bury your differences

    to agree to stop arguing about something and become friends

I grew up here; I   know    the place    like the back of my hand (=I know it very well

They're a perfect match

extremely unpleasant and making you feel sick

  =

revolting

stay out of something    spoken  

  to not get involved in an argument or fight
You    stay out of it. It's none of your business

in somebody's shoes   

in someone else's situation, especially a bad one
I wouldn't like to    be in    his    shoes    when his wife finds out what happened
Anyone in her shoes would have done the same thing
Don't be cross with them. Try to    put yourself in    their    shoes (=imagine what it would feel like to be in their situation

quay

a platform in a harbor where boats come in to load, etc.A crowd was waiting on the quay

shut/close the stable door after the horse has bolted 

   British English    to try to prevent something when it is too late and harm has already been done

somebody's mind goes blank    also    somebody's mind is a blank    informal

    if your mind goes blank, you suddenly cannot remember something
For some inexplicable reason, her mind went completely blank

take after somebody   phrasal verb
to look or behave like an older relative
Jenni really takes after her mother

look daggers at somebody 

   informal    to look at someone angrily

fill somebody's shoes   

to do the work that someone else normally does, especially when this is difficult because they have set a high standard

have/take a look (at somebody/something   
Let me have a look at that - I think it's mine

smash hit    noun

a very successful new play, book, film etc
They had a smash hit with their first single

severe/widespread famine   
Widespread famine had triggered a number of violent protests
A million people are facing famine

turn a blind eye (to something

   to deliberately ignore something that you know should not be happening
Teachers were turning a blind eye to smoking in school

lame excuse/explanation

a lame explanation or excuse is weak and difficult to believe
lame excuse/explanation   
She gave some lame excuse about missing the bus
a  lame attempt  to deflect criticism

no-brainer    noun

a decision that is easy, and that you do not need to think about, used when you want to emphasize that it is really very easy
Joining the savings plan is a no-brainer. Just do it

goofy
stupid or silly

blow/go hot and cold

    to keep changing your mind about whether you like or want to do something
She keeps blowing hot and cold about the wedding