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Question 1

The act of expressing deep sorrow, grief, or regret, often in a public or formal manner.
Mourning, grieving, sorrow, weeping, wailing

Answer 1

Lamentation

Question 2

Her heartfelt … over the missed opportunity resonated deeply with those who had faced similar disappointments.

Answer 2

lamentation

Question 3

A phrase used to emphasize or affirm a point, often in response to a statement. It can also be part of informal expressions.
Exactly, indeed, precisely, affirmatively.

Answer 3

That’s What

Question 4

“The test was harder than expected.”
“… I was saying! It was way more difficult than last year’s.”

Answer 4

That’s what

Question 5

Are you saying this policy will fail?”
“… the data suggests—there’s no evidence of long-term benefits.”

Answer 5

That’s what

Question 6

Individuals who oppose official policies, especially in authoritarian regimes, and often speak out against the government or established authority.
Rebels, protestors, opposition, critics, activists.

Answer 6

Dissidents

Question 7

Many political … have been forced into exile due to their outspoken criticism of the regime.

Answer 7

dissidents

Question 8

Able to be maintained, defended, or justified logically, strategically, or scientifically.
Defensible, justifiable, sustainable, reasonable, viable.

Answer 8

Tenable

Question 9

A … diplomatic solution is needed to resolve the ongoing conflict without further escalation.

Answer 9

tenable

Question 10

A polite and informal way to indicate that you need to leave a meeting or conversation quickly due to other commitments.
I need to go, I have to head out, I need to leave, I have to dash, I have to step away.

Answer 10

I have to run

Question 11

I wish I could stay longer, but I have … . Let’s continue this discussion in our next session.

Answer 11

to run

Question 12

I’m feeling a bit … today= I’ve got a bit of a cold

Answer 12

under weather

Question 13

Could you please let me know whom you have been in contact … from Technical Services?

Answer 13

with

Question 14

I will unlock the building … for you now. Once you’re inside, could you please … the package outside my apartment door?

Answer 14

entrance
leave

Question 15

A phrase used to encourage someone, show approval, or acknowledge a positive attitude, determination, or enthusiasm. It is often said when someone displays optimism, motivation, or the right mindset in a challenging situation.
Well said! That’s the attitude! Keep it up! Now you’re getting it!

Answer 15

That’s the spirit!

Question 16

His determination to keep going despite setbacks made his mentor say, “… ! Never give up.”

Answer 16

That’s the spirit

Question 17

A phrase used to express secondhand embarrassment or discomfort on someone else’s behalf.
That’s so awkward, I feel embarrassed for you, that’s painful to watch, secondhand embarrassment.
دلم برات میسوزه

Answer 17

I’m cringing for You

Question 18

She forgot her speech halfway through the presentation, and I was sitting there thinking, … .

Answer 18

I’m cringing for you

Question 19

A measure of how quickly someone acquires new skills or knowledge, often referring to the difficulty of learning something over time. A steep learning curve means a skill is difficult to learn at first but improves quickly.
Rate of learning, adaptation process, skill development, learning progression.

Answer 19

Learning Curve

Question 20

Starting a new job always comes with a …, but with practice, everything becomes easier

Answer 20

learning curve