Common English phrases
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catch someone's attention /kætʃ ˈsʌmwʌnz əˈtenʃən/
привлечь чьё-то внимание; привлечь внимание кого-либо
To make someone notice you or what you are doing. It means to do something that makes a person look at you or listen to you.
I'm trying to catch your attention without yelling.
The unusual smell caught her attention in the kitchen.
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slow down /sləʊ daʊn/
замедляться; замедлиться
To reduce speed or decrease the rate at which something is happening. It means to go at a slower pace or to make something happen more slowly.
Slowing down helped me avoid burnout.
Traffic slowed down in the construction zone.
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on the same page /ɒn ðə seɪm ˈpeɪdʒ/
на одной волне
to have a shared understanding or agreement
Partners must be on the same page.
The coach got us on the same page.
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help out /help aʊt/ 🙂
помочь; выручить
To give assistance or support to someone when they need it. It means to lend a hand or make things easier for another person.
Will you help out on the project?
He helps out at the soup kitchen.
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hang out /hæŋ ˈaʊt/
проводить время; тусоваться
spend time relaxing (informal)
To spend time in a particular place or with a group of friends
Instead of going to the party we are just going to hang out at my place.
We will hang out later.
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make sense /meɪk sens / 🙂
иметь смысл; быть логичным
быть понятным
When something "makes sense," it means that it is logical or understandable. It fits together in a way that is clear and easy to follow.
It really makes sense to learn English.― User
Once explained, it all makes sense.
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give me a hand /ɡɪv mi ə hænd/ 🙂
помоги мне; подай мне руку
A request for assistance or help from someone. It means asking someone to lend a helping hand or provide support.
My neighbor gave me a hand mowing the lawn.
Can you give me a hand with homework?
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been up to lately /biːn ʌp tə ˈleɪtli/
чем занимался в последнее время; что делал в последнее время
What someone has been doing or what has been happening in their life recently. It means to ask about someone's activities or events that have occurred in the near past.
What've the neighbors been up to lately?
What have the kids been up to lately?
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grab something to eat /ɡræb sʌmθɪŋ tuː iːt/
перекусить; поесть; захватить что-нибудь поесть
To quickly take or get food to eat, usually without spending a lot of time. It means you want to have a meal or snack in a hurry.
Why not grab something to eat together tonight?
Busy day? Just grab something to eat and go.
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I really appreciate it /aɪ ˈrɪəli əˈpriːʃieɪt ɪt/ 🙂
я действительно это ценю; я очень это ценю
A way to say thank you very much for something someone has done. It means you feel grateful and happy about their help or kindness.
Lending me the book? I really appreciate it.
I really appreciate it more than words can say.
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speak up /spiːk ʌp / 🙂
говорить громче; высказываться
To talk louder or more clearly so that others can hear you.
Students, speak up in discussions.
Speak up over the loud music.
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what works best for you /ˌwɒt ˌwɜːks ˈbest fə juː/
что лучше всего подходит для вас; что вам больше всего подходит
A question asking someone to share what is most helpful or suitable for them. It means to find out what is the best choice or option for that person.
Let’s do what works best for you.
What works best for you, morning or afternoon?
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need a hand /niːd ə hænd/
нужна помощь; требуется помощь
To want or require help with a task.
Kids, do you need a hand with lunch?
I'm going to need a hand soon.
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got a sec /ɡɒt ə sek/
есть минутка; есть секундочка; у тебя есть время
A short way of asking if someone has a little bit of time to talk or help with something. It means you want to know if they can stop for a moment.
He's got a sec between classes.
You got a sec to sign this?
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I will pass /aɪ wɪl pɑːs/
я пас; я откажусь
I will not do something or I will not take part in it. It means I choose not to join or accept an offer.
No, thank you, I will pass― User
I will pass the baton in the relay.
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talk soon /ˌtɔːk ˈsuːn /
скоро поговорим; до скорой связи
A way to say that you will speak to someone again in the near future. It means you are looking forward to having another conversation with them.
We'll talk soon about the plans.
Until next time, talk soon.
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take care /teɪk keə/ 🙂
береги себя; заботься о себе; будь осторожен
A way to tell someone to be safe and look after themselves. It means you want them to be okay and to pay attention to their health and feelings.
In emails, we end with take care.
He shouted take care from afar.
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my pleasure /maɪ ˈpleʒə/ 🙂
с удовольствием; рад помочь; мне приятно
A polite way to say that you are happy to help someone or that you enjoyed doing something for them. It means you feel good about what you did.
"Thanks a lot." "My pleasure anytime."
"No problem, my pleasure."
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no worries /nəʊ ˈwʌriz / 🙂
без проблем; не беспокойся
It means that there is no need to worry or be concerned about something.
No worries, mate, it's sorted.
No worries, I'll get it next time.
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that's so kind of you /ðæts səʊ kaɪnd əv juː/ 🙂
это так мило с вашей стороны; это так любезно с вашей стороны
A way to say that someone is being very nice or helpful. It means you appreciate what they did and think it is a good thing.
What a nice surprise; that's so kind of you to visit.
That's so kind of you to help with the dishes.
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