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LOOK [luk] — смотреть, глядеть.

It isn’t just about using your eyes! Let’s explore its other uses:

*️⃣ To see something: "Look at that rainbow!" (Посмотри на эту радугу!)
*️⃣ To seem: "You look tired." (Ты выглядишь уставшим.)
*️⃣ To search for: "I’m looking for my keys." (Я ищу свои ключи.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone *looks down on you*, it means they think they’re better than you.

#EnglishVibes #LookAround #a2 #EnglishLearning

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TAKE [teɪk] — брать, хватать.

It isn’t just about grabbing things! Let’s dive into its different meanings:

*️⃣ To grab or hold: "Can you take this bag?" (Можешь взять эту сумку?)
*️⃣ To go somewhere: "I’ll take the bus." (Я поеду на автобусе.)
*️⃣ To accept: "She took the job offer." (Она приняла предложение о работе.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If you *take it easy*, it means you relax and don’t stress!

#EnglishVibes #TakeItEasy #a2 #EnglishLearning

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RUN [rʌn] — бежать, бегать.

It can be much more than just moving fast! Let’s explore:

*️⃣ To move quickly: "She runs every morning." (Она бегает каждое утро.)
*️⃣ To manage: "He runs a successful business." (Он управляет успешным бизнесом.)
*️⃣ To continue: "The show will run for two more weeks." (Шоу будет идти еще две недели.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If something *runs in the family*, it means it’s a common trait among family members!

#EnglishVibes #RunWithIt #a2 #EnglishLearning

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SET [set] — ставить, класть.

It is one of those words with a ton of meanings! Let’s look at a few:

*️⃣ To place something: "She set the table for dinner." (Она накрыла на стол.)
*️⃣ To become firm: "The jelly needs time to set." (Желе нужно время, чтобы застынуть.)
*️⃣ To establish: "They set new rules at school." (Они установили новые правила в школе.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If something is *set in stone*, it means it’s permanent and can’t be changed!

#EnglishVibes #SetTheMood #a2 #EnglishLearning

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TURN [tɜːn] — поворачиваться, вращаться.

It isn’t just about moving in circles! Let’s see how else you can use it:

*️⃣ To rotate: "Turn the page, please." (Переверни страницу, пожалуйста.)
*️⃣ To change direction: "He turned left at the corner." (Он повернул налево на углу.)
*️⃣ To become: "The leaves turn yellow in autumn." (Листья желтеют осенью.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone *turns a blind eye*, it means they ignore something on purpose!

#EnglishVibes #TurnItAround #a2 #EnglishLearning

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KEEP [kiːp] — держать, хранить.

It can be used in so many different ways! Let’s look at a few:

*️⃣ To hold onto something: "Keep your phone in your bag." (Держи телефон в сумке.)
*️⃣ To continue doing something: "Keep talking, I’m listening." (Продолжай говорить, я слушаю.)
*️⃣ To maintain: "She keeps her room clean." (Она держит свою комнату в чистоте.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤If someone says *keep your cool*, they mean stay calm and don’t get upset!

#EnglishVibes #KeepItUp #a2 #EnglishLearning

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CALL [kɔːl] — звонить, говорить по телефону.

It isn't just about using the phone! Let’s explore its meanings:

*️⃣ To use the phone: "I’ll call you later." (Я позвоню тебе позже.)
*️⃣ To name someone or something: "They call him a genius." (Они называют его гением.)
*️⃣ To shout or say something loudly: "She called his name across the street." (Она окликнула его через улицу.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If you *call it a day*, it means you stop working for the day and relax!

#EnglishVibes #CallItIn #a2 #EnglishLearning

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FALL [fɔːl] — амер. осень.

It isn’t just about the season! Let’s check out its other meanings:

*️⃣ To drop down: "Be careful, don’t fall!" (Будь осторожен, не упади!)
*️⃣ To decrease: "The temperature falls at night." (Температура падает ночью.)
*️⃣ To be defeated: "The city fell to the enemy." (Город пал перед врагом.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone *falls for something*, it means they are tricked or deceived!

#EnglishVibes #FallForIt #a2 #EnglishLearning

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HOLD [həuld] — держать, обнимать.

It has more depth than you might think! Let’s see how it works in different contexts:

*️⃣ To grip something: "Can you hold this for me?" (Можешь подержать это для меня?)
*️⃣ To delay: "The meeting was held back due to the weather." (Встречу задержали из-за погоды.)
*️⃣ To have an opinion: "He holds strong views on the topic." (У него твёрдая позиция по этому вопросу.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone tells you to *hold your horses*, they mean you should wait or be patient!

#EnglishVibes #HoldOn #b1 #EnglishLearning

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BREAK [breɪk] — ломать, разрушать, переставать работать.

It has plenty of meanings beyond just taking a rest! Let’s explore:

*️⃣ To interrupt: "Let’s break for lunch." (Давайте сделаем перерыв на обед.)
*️⃣ To stop working: "My computer broke down yesterday." (Мой компьютер сломался вчера.)
*️⃣ To violate: "He broke the rules during the game." (Он нарушил правила во время игры.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If you hear the phrase *break the ice*, it means to start a conversation in a situation that’s a bit awkward!

#EnglishVibes #BreakItDown #b1 #EnglishLearning

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CATCH [kæʧ] — ловить, поймать, схватить.

It is not just about grabbing something! Let’s dive into its other meanings:

*️⃣ To physically grab: "Can you catch the ball?" (Ты можешь поймать мяч?)
*️⃣ To understand: "Did you catch what she said?" (Ты понял, что она сказала?)
*️⃣ To get an illness: "I think I’m catching a cold." (Кажется, я простужаюсь.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone says *catch you later*, it’s an informal way of saying "see you later"!

#EnglishVibes #CatchUp #b1 #EnglishLearning

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COOL [kuːl] — прохладный, свежий; лёгкий, нежаркий.

It can do so much more than describe the weather. Check this out:

*️⃣ Trendy or stylish: "Your shoes are so cool!" (Твои туфли такие классные!)
*️⃣ Calm and relaxed: "Stay cool and everything will be fine." (Будь спокоен, и все будет в порядке.)
*️⃣ Agreeing: "We’ll meet at 8? Cool!" (Встретимся в 8? Круто!)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤If you say someone is *cool as a cucumber*, you’re saying they’re super chill!

#EnglishVibes #CoolWords #a1 #EnglishForBeginners

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DRAW [drɔː] — рисовать, чертить.

It has more than one meaning beyond art! Let’s check them out:

*️⃣ To create a picture: "She loves to draw animals." (Она любит рисовать животных.)
*️⃣ To attract attention: "His speech drew a lot of interest." (Его речь привлекла много внимания.)
*️⃣ To pull or move something: "He drew the curtains to block the sunlight." (Он задернул шторы, чтобы закрыть солнечный свет.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone says *draw the line*, it means they set a limit on what they’re willing to accept or do!

#EnglishVibes #DrawItOut #b1 #EnglishLearning

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CHECK [ʧek] — проверять, сверять, отмечать галочкой.

It can be more than just a mark on paper! Let’s see its other meanings:

*️⃣ To examine: "Can you check my homework?" (Можешь проверить мою домашнюю работу?)
*️⃣ To look or verify: "I need to check my schedule." (Мне нужно проверить своё расписание.)
*️⃣ To leave something temporarily: "We checked our bags at the airport." (Мы сдали багаж в аэропорту.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone says *check it out*, they mean you should take a look or pay attention to something interesting!

#EnglishVibes #CheckItOut #b1 #EnglishLearning

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PASS [pɑːs] — передавать.

It isn’t just about handing something to someone! Let’s explore its other uses:

*️⃣ To move past something: "We passed by the museum yesterday." (Мы прошли мимо музея вчера.)
*️⃣ To succeed in a test: "I passed my English exam!" (Я сдал экзамен по английскому!)
*️⃣ To give something: "Can you pass me the salt?" (Передай мне соль, пожалуйста.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If you hear *pass the buck*, it means to shift responsibility to someone else!

#EnglishVibes #PassItOn #b1 #EnglishLearning

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CUT [kʌt] — резать, разрезать.

It isn’t just for scissors! Let’s see how else it’s used:

*️⃣ To divide with a sharp tool: "I cut the paper with scissors." (Я разрезал бумагу ножницами.)
*️⃣ To reduce: "The company had to cut costs." (Компании пришлось сократить расходы.)
*️⃣ To skip something: "He cut class yesterday." (Он прогулял урок вчера.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤If someone says *cut to the chase*, it means they want to skip the unnecessary details and get straight to the point!

#EnglishVibes #CutItOut #b1 #EnglishLearning

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HIT [hɪt] — ударять (по чему-л.), поражать.

It isn’t just about striking something! Let’s explore its other meanings:

*️⃣ To strike: "He hit the ball with a bat." (Он ударил по мячу битой.)
*️⃣ To achieve success: "Their new song is a hit!" (Их новая песня — хит!)
*️⃣ To reach a place or goal: "We hit the beach early in the morning." (Мы добрались до пляжа рано утром.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone says *hit the books*, it means they’re going to study hard!

#EnglishVibes #HitTheMark #b1 #EnglishLearning

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FIGURE ['fɪgə] — цифра.

It has more meanings than just numbers! Let’s break it down:

*️⃣ To calculate or work out: "I need to figure out the solution." (Мне нужно разобраться с решением.)
*️⃣ A person or role model: "He’s a well-known political figure." (Он известный политический деятель.)
*️⃣ Shape or outline of something: "The shadowy figure in the distance was hard to see." (Трудно было разглядеть тень вдали.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone says *go figure*, it means they find something surprising or ironic!

#EnglishVibes #FigureItOut #b2 #EnglishLearning

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GROUND [graund] — земля.

It isn’t just the earth beneath our feet! Let’s explore its meanings:

*️⃣ Earth or soil: "The ground was wet after the rain." (Земля была мокрой после дождя.)
*️⃣ A reason or basis for something: "They have no grounds for complaint." (У них нет оснований для жалобы.)
*️⃣ An electrical connection: "Make sure the wire is grounded properly." (Убедись, что провод правильно заземлён.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If you *stand your ground*, it means you refuse to change your opinion or position, even under pressure!

#EnglishVibes #StayGrounded #b2 #EnglishLearning

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RAISE [reɪz] — поднимать.

It can do more than just lift things! Let’s check its different uses:

*️⃣ To lift or move upward: "Please raise your hand if you have a question." (Пожалуйста, поднимите руку, если у вас есть вопрос.)
*️⃣ To increase: "The company plans to raise salaries next year." (Компания планирует повысить зарплаты в следующем году.)
*️⃣ To bring up a topic or issue: "She raised an important question during the meeting." (Она подняла важный вопрос на встрече.)

🔤🔤🔤 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 If someone says *raise the bar*, it means they’re increasing the standards or expectations!

#EnglishVibes #RaiseTheBar #b2 #EnglishLearning