Lesson 9 - Monday Morning At The Office Flashcards
to interfere in someone’s business
քիթը ուրիշ տեղ խոթել
TO STICK ONE’S NOSE WHERE IT DOESN’T BELONG or TO STICK ONE’S NOSE IN OTHER PEOPLE’S BUSINESS
Donna asked me what Max and I discussed during our meeting. She’s always sticking her nose where it doesn’t belong!
to really enjoy life (often spending a lot of money in the process)
TO LIVE IT UP
During our weekend in Manhattan, we saw two Broadway shows and ate at a French restaurant. We really lived it up.
to make one really angry
TO MAKE ONE’S BLOOD BOIL
Pamela told you that I have a bad attitude? That makes my blood boil!
to raise a topic
to start talking about something
ինչ-որ հարց բարձրացնել
TO BRING SOMETHING UP
When Nicole’s father asked her how her grades were last semester, she said, ”I was hoping you wouldn’t bring that up.”
to stare, usually because the person or object is attractive
TO NOT BE ABLE TO KEEP (OR TAKE) ONE’S EYES OFF STH OR SOMEONE
Who was that actor in Pirates of the Caribbean? I couldn’t keep my eyes off him!
a very good−looking person
a beautiful object
EYE CANDY
Ryan’s wife isn’t very nice, but she is eye candy.
to spoil
to make something worse
experience-ը փչացնել
TO PUT A DAMPER ON
When Christie’s passport was stolen in Budapest, it put a damper on her entire trip.
I regret
պետք ա ֆայմած լինեի, տենց չանեի
I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER THAN TO (․․․ do sth)
Sam told everybody that I’m planning to leave the company? I should’ve known better than to trust him!
a man who enjoys being with women
a man who dates lots of women
բաբնիկից 5 պակաս
A LADIES’ MAN
Luke danced with all eight of the bridesmaids at the wedding. He’s such a ladies’ man!
to let someone know what one really thinks to speak openly, usually in anger or frustration
ուղիղ դեմպքին ճպցնել
TO GIVE SOMEONE A PIECE OF ONE’S MIND
After her lousy lunch at Carmen’s Bistro, Tammy decided to write to the owner and give him a piece of her mind.
to get into a situation where someone is angry at you
to do something to annoy someone
թարսվել ինչ-որ մեկի հետ
TO GET ON SOMEONE’S BAD SIDE
”How did you get on the teacher’s bad side?” — ”I came to class late every day.”
