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Author: EnglishLeo

benefit

 October 26, 2024

benefit

verb

To receive an advantage from something. To benefit

  1. Regular exercise can benefit your overall health.
  2. Who will benefit from the new policy changes?
  3. Studying hard will benefit you in the future.
  4. Not everyone will benefit from the tax cuts.
  5. The changes will benefit both employees and management.
Open translation

  1. Regular exercise can benefit your overall health.
  2. Who will benefit from the new policy changes?
  3. Studying hard will benefit you in the future.
  4. Not everyone will benefit from the tax cuts.
  5. The changes will benefit both employees and management.

reveal

 October 25, 2024

reveal

verb

To make something known or visible. To reveal

  1. She revealed the secret to her friend.
  2. Doctors are not allowed to reveal confidential information.
  3. The test results revealed significant health issues.
  4. They revealed the winner during the ceremony.
  5. She will reveal the surprise tomorrow morning.
  6. Did he reveal his new plan?
Open translation

  1. She revealed the secret to her friend.
  2. Doctors are not allowed to reveal confidential information.
  3. The test results revealed significant health issues.
  4. They revealed the winner during the ceremony.
  5. She will reveal the surprise tomorrow morning.
  6. Did he reveal his new plan?

injury

 October 24, 2024

injury

noun

Physical harm or damage to the body. An injury

  1. His injury required immediate medical attention yesterday.
  2. She has fully recovered from her knee injury.
  3. Did the accident cause a serious injury?
  4. They suffered a minor injury during the game.
  5. Will his injury affect the team’s performance?
Open translation

  1. His injury required immediate medical attention yesterday.
  2. She has fully recovered from her knee injury.
  3. Did the accident cause a serious injury?
  4. They suffered a minor injury during the game.
  5. Will his injury affect the team's performance?

fall apart

 October 23, 2024

fall apart

phrase

To break into pieces or stop functioning properly.

  1. I really have to replace this bag – it’s falling apart.
  2. The old chair fell apart during the move.
  3. His plan fell apart due to unforeseen issues.
  4. The project will fall apart without proper funding.
  5. The relationship has fallen apart over time.
Open translation

  1. I really have to replace this bag - it's falling apart.
  2. The old chair fell apart during the move.
  3. His plan fell apart due to unforeseen issues.
  4. The project will fall apart without proper funding.
  5. The relationship has fallen apart over time.

importance

 October 22, 2024

importance

noun

The quality of being significant or valuable. Importance

  1. Do you understand the importance of this decision?
  2. It’s a matter of the utmost importance to me.
  3. They stressed the importance of regular exercise.
  4. He highlighted the importance of financial planning.
  5. State your reasons in order of importance.
Open translation

  1. Do you understand the importance of this decision?
  2. It's a matter of the utmost importance to me.
  3. They stressed the importance of regular exercise.
  4. He highlighted the importance of financial planning.
  5. State your reasons in order of importance.

offensive

 October 21, 2024

offensive

adjective

Causing someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry. Offensive

  1. His comments were highly offensive to many people.
  2. She made an offensive remark about his appearance.
  3. Why did you say something so offensive to her?
  4. They found the joke to be very offensive.
  5. The film contains some offensive language and scenes.
Open translation

  1. His comments were highly offensive to many people.
  2. She made an offensive remark about his appearance.
  3. Why did you say something so offensive to her?
  4. They found the joke to be very offensive.
  5. The film contains some offensive language and scenes.

run out of

 October 20, 2024

run out of

phrase

To use up all of something. To run out of

  1. We ran out of milk, can you buy more?
  2. We must act now because time is running out.
  3. She ran out of patience waiting for the bus.
  4. He ran out of money before the month ended.
  5. They ran out of fuel on their road trip.
Open translation

  1. We ran out of milk, can you buy more?
  2. We must act now because time is running out.
  3. She ran out of patience waiting for the bus.
  4. He ran out of money before the month ended.
  5. They ran out of fuel on their road trip.

impatient

 October 19, 2024

impatient

adjective

Not willing to wait or easily annoyed by delays. Impatient

  1. She became impatient while waiting in line.
  2. Sometimes he is very impatient with his students.
  3. His impatient behaviour annoyed everyone at work.
  4. They grew impatient with the long delays.
  5. Why are you so impatient with small mistakes?
Open translation

  1. She became impatient while waiting in line.
  2. Sometimes he is very impatient with his students.
  3. His impatient behaviour annoyed everyone at work.
  4. They grew impatient with the long delays.
  5. Why are you so impatient with small mistakes?

Time, Seasons and Months

English
Translation
season noun
What is your favourite season?		 seasonWhat is your favourite season?
winter noun
It is very cold in winter.		 winterIt is very cold in winter.
spring noun
It rains a lot in spring.		 springIt rains a lot in spring.
summer noun
We go to the beach in summer.		 summerWe go to the beach in summer.
autumn noun
It gets cooler in autumn.		 autumnIt gets cooler in autumn.
January noun
She was born in January.		 JanuaryShe was born in January.
February noun
We have a holiday in February.		 FebruaryWe have a holiday in February.
March noun
I arrived at the end of March.		 MarchI arrived at the end of March.
April noun
I enjoy April’s warm weather.		 AprilI enjoy April’s warm weather.
May noun
May is warm and sunny.		 MayMay is warm and sunny.
June noun
School ends in June for summer.		 JuneSchool ends in June for summer.
July noun
My family goes on vacation in July.		 JulyMy family goes on vacation in July.
August noun
August is the last summer month.		 AugustAugust is the last summer month.
September noun
School starts again in September.		 SeptemberSchool starts again in September.
October noun
Halloween is in October.		 OctoberHalloween is in October.
November noun
November has thirty days.		 NovemberNovember has thirty days.
December noun
We celebrate Christmas in December.		 DecemberWe celebrate Christmas in December.
time noun
What time is it now?		 timeWhat time is it now?
yesterday adverb
I went to the park yesterday.		 yesterdayI went to the park yesterday.
today adverb
What are you doing today?		 todayWhat are you doing today?
tomorrow adverb
We will go shopping tomorrow.		 tomorrowWe will go shopping tomorrow.
morning noun
I wake up early in the morning.		 morningI wake up early in the morning.
afternoon noun
I study in the afternoon.		 afternoonI study in the afternoon.
evening noun
I go for a walk in the evening.		 eveningI go for a walk in the evening.
night noun
Did you hear noises at night?		 a nightDid you hear noises at night?
minute noun
Can you wait a minute, please?		 minuteCan you wait a minute, please?
hour noun
I will call you in an hour.		 hourI will call you in an hour.
day noun
What day is it today?		 dayWhat day is it today?
week noun
I work five days a week.		 weekI work five days a week.
month noun
I travel every month for work.		 monthI travel every month for work.
year noun
I will graduate next year.		 yearI will graduate next year.
Monday noun
I start work on Monday.		 MondayI start work on Monday.
Tuesday noun
I go shopping on Tuesdays.		 TuesdayI go shopping on Tuesdays.
Wednesday noun
Do you work next Wednesday?		 WednesdayDo you work next Wednesday?
Thursday noun
We have a meeting on Thursday.		 ThursdayWe have a meeting on Thursday.
Friday noun
Are you free on Friday?		 FridayAre you free on Friday?
Saturday noun
I play soccer every Saturday.		 SaturdayI play soccer every Saturday.
Sunday noun
We had a picnic last Sunday.		 SundayWe had a picnic last Sunday.
next adjective
My birthday is next month.		 nextMy birthday is next month.
last adjective
Last week was very busy.		 lastLast week was very busy.
weekend noun
Do you work on the weekend?		 weekendDo you work on the weekend?
weekdays noun
I wake up early on weekdays.		 weekdaysI wake up early on weekdays.
tonight adverb
Are you free tonight?		 tonightAre you free tonight?
past noun
Things were different in the past.		 the pastThings were different in the past.
future noun
What will you do in the future?		 the futureWhat will you do in the future?
time off noun
I really need to take some time off.		 time offI really need to take some time off.
early adverb
I like to exercise early in the morning.		 earlyI like to exercise early in the morning.
late adverb
Don’t stay up late tonight.		 lateDon’t stay up late tonight.

impact

 October 18, 2024

impact

verb

To have a strong effect on something. To impact

  1. The new policy will impact our sales positively.
  2. How did the change impact your daily routine?
  3. Can this innovation impact the industry significantly?
  4. The weather can impact travel plans dramatically.
Open translation

  1. The new policy will impact our sales positively.
  2. How did the change impact your daily routine?
  3. Can this innovation impact the industry significantly?
  4. The weather can impact travel plans dramatically.

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