اصطلاحات انگلیسی - English Idioms

[Saeed-Milan]

Never Judge a book by it's cover

این یک مثل هست و منظور اینه که درمورد چیزی که نمی دونی قضاوت نکن

[Bahador]

Laugh a minute : Someone who is a laugh a minute is very funny

My brother is a laugh a minute, he knows a lot of jokes

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Lay down the law : If someone lays down the law, they tell people what to do and are authoritarian

teacher who lays down the law is the most conservative teacher in the school

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Left in the dark : If you are left in the dark about something, you aren't given the information that you should have

you left me in the dark with a TV that I couldn't turn on

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Lend an ear : If you lend an ear, you listen to what someone has to say; listen attentively

he always lends an ear to our conversation

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Let's call a day : This is used as a way of suggesting that it is time to stop working on something

stop painting the wall, Let's call it a day