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📘 Vocabulary Page 11
Get up the courage to do something
Meaning (English):
To find or build enough bravery to do something difficult or scary.
:معنی به فارسی
جرأت انجام کاری را پیدا کردن
Example Sentences (Natural & Conversational):
He finally got up the courage to speak in public.
She got up the courage to tell him the truth.
Formal or Academic Alternative:
Summon the courage to
She summoned the courage to address the audience.
Part of Speech & Register:
Verb phrase — neutral / informal
Context – When to use:
Use when talking about fear, confidence, or personal challenges.
Context – When NOT to use:
Avoid in very formal academic writing without modification.
Related Expressions:
Pluck up the courage
Build confidence
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📘 Vocabulary Page 12
Burn someone up
Meaning (English):
To make someone extremely angry.
:معنی به فارسی
کسی را خیلی عصبانی کردن
Example Sentences (Natural & Conversational):
It really burns me up when people lie.
His attitude burns her up.
Formal or Academic Alternative:
Infuriate someone
Unfair treatment can infuriate employees.
Part of Speech & Register:
Phrasal verb — informal
Context – When to use:
Use in casual speech to express strong anger.
Context – When NOT to use:
Avoid in professional, academic, or polite conversations.
Related Expressions:
Make someone furious
Get on someone’s nerves
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📘 Vocabulary Page 13
Go over something
Meaning (English):
To review, examine, or explain something carefully.
:معنی به فارسی
بررسی کردن،مرور کردن
Example Sentences (Natural & Conversational):
Let’s go over the plan one more time.
The teacher went over the homework.
Formal or Academic Alternative:
Review
The committee reviewed the proposal thoroughly.
Part of Speech & Register:
Phrasal verb — neutral
Context – When to use:
Use in studying, meetings, or explanations.
Context – When NOT to use:
Avoid overuse in academic writing (use “review” instead).
Related Expressions:
Look over
Examine
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📘 Vocabulary Page 14
Crack some way into something
Meaning (English):
To manage to enter, understand, or make progress in something difficult.
:معنی به فارسی
به چیزی نفوذ کردن،راهی به چیزی باز کردن
Example Sentences (Natural & Conversational):
He finally cracked his way into the industry.
She cracked her way into the problem.
Formal or Academic Alternative:
Gain access to
The researcher gained access to restricted data.
Part of Speech & Register:
Verb phrase — informal
Context – When to use:
Use metaphorically for progress or success.
Context – When NOT to use:
Avoid literal or illegal interpretations.
Related Expressions:
Break into
Find a way in
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📘 Vocabulary Page 15
Blow it
Meaning (English):
To fail or ruin an opportunity.
:معنی به فارسی
خراب کردن یک فرصت،گند زدن
Example Sentences (Natural & Conversational):
I blew it during the interview.
Don’t blow this chance.
Formal or Academic Alternative:
Miss an opportunity
He missed an important opportunity for advancement.
Part of Speech & Register:
Idiom — informal
Context – When to use:
Use in casual conversation about mistakes.
Context – When NOT to use:
Avoid in formal or professional communication.
Related Expressions:
Mess it up
Fail at something
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