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dang /dæŋ/
чёрт; блин; проклятый
Way to show surprise, frustration, or disappointment; a softer way of saying 'damn'.
dang good― collocation
dang it― collocation
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dude /djuːd/
чувак; парень
A casual way to refer to a person, usually a male. It is similar to saying "guy" or "man".
cool dude― collocation
Dude, that was an amazing concert!
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nerd /nɜːd/
ботаник; зануда
A smart person who is very interested in school or hobbies but may be shy.
total nerd― collocation
computer nerd― collocation
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geek /ɡiːk/
гик; заядлый фанат; компьютерщик
Someone who knows a lot about a specific topic, like computers. It can also mean a person who is not cool.
movie geek― collocation
geek out― collocation
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couch potato /ˈkaʊtʃ pəˈteɪtəʊ/ 🙁
лежебока
A lazy person who sits on the couch and watches TV all day.
Avoid the couch potato lifestyle for health.
Homer Simpson is the ultimate couch potato.
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ditch /dɪtʃ/
канава, ров
бросить; избавиться от; покинуть
A long narrow hole or trench that is dug in the ground. It is often used to drain water or as a barrier.
User: to abandoning or leaving someone or something behind, often in a sudden or careless manner
ditch effort― collocation
last ditch― collocation
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screw up /skruː ʌp/
испортить; напортачить
To make a mistake or do something wrong, often causing problems or trouble. It means to mess things up or not do something as planned.
They screwed up the hotel booking.
Screwing up that deal cost us money.
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hook up /hʊk ʌp/
соединять
заниматься любовью
To connect or link things together, or to meet with someone for a romantic or sexual encounter.
They decided to hook up the speakers.
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zone out /zəʊn aʊt/
отключиться; витать в облаках
To stop paying attention or to become unaware of what is happening around you. It means your mind is not focused, and you might be thinking about something else or daydreaming.
Zoning out relaxes me after work.
Pay attention; don't zone out!
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flunk /flʌŋk/ 🙁
провалить; не сдать
To fail a test, exam, or course. It means not passing or achieving a satisfactory result in an academic setting.
flunk out― collocation
flunk the test― collocation
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blow it /bləʊ ɪt /
надуть это
провалить; упустить шанс
To mess up or make a mistake in something important. It means to fail at a task or not do it well.
You nearly blew it there.
He blew it on the penalty kick.
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pig out /ˈpɪɡ aʊt/
объедаться; наесться до отвала
To eat a lot of food in a greedy or messy way. It means to enjoy eating too much, often without caring about how it looks or how much is eaten.
Don't pig out before swimming.
Let's pig out after the movie.
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catch some z's /kætʃ sʌm ziːz/ 🙂
поспать; вздремнуть
To go to sleep or take a nap.
Catch some z's now or you'll be exhausted.
He always catches some z's on long drives.
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heartbroken /ˈhɑːtˌbrəʊkən/
с разбитым сердцем
feeling very sad and disappointed because of a romantic relationship that has ended.
feel heartbroken― collocation
absolutely heartbroken― collocation
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on cloud nine /ɒn klaʊd naɪn/ 🙂
"на седьмом небе от счастья"
Feeling extremely happy or joyful.
I am overjoyed, elated, on cloud nine― User
After receiving the promotion, she was on cloud nine for weeks, feeling like she was on top of the world.
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all ears /ɔːl ˈɪəz/
все уши; всё внимание; весь слух
to be very interested in what someone is saying
The crowd hung on his words, all ears.
My boss is all ears to suggestions.
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dead tired /ded taɪəd /
смертельно устал; без сил
Very, very tired. It means you feel like you have no energy left and just want to sleep. You might feel like you can't do anything because you are so sleepy.
I am dead tired today.
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freak out /friːk aʊt /
паниковать; сходить с ума
To become very scared, worried, or excited in a way that is hard to control. It means to lose your calm and act in a surprising or wild way because of strong feelings.
I'm freaking out about the interview.
Kids freak out on Halloween night.
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creeped out /kriːpt aʊt /
мурашки по коже; жутко
Feeling scared, uncomfortable, or uneasy because of something strange or spooky. It means that something makes you feel nervous or worried, like when you see something that is not normal or feels wrong.
I get creeped out in abandoned buildings.
She felt creeped out after hearing the noise.
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bored to death /bɔːd tə deθ/ 🙁
скучать до смерти
Extremely bored, to the point of feeling very tired and uninterested.
I was bored to death during vacation.
They were bored to death at the museum.
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