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25 idioms commonly used in movies:
1. Break the ice - To initiate conversation in a social setting.
2. Bite the bullet - To endure a painful experience or accept something difficult.
3. A blessing in disguise - Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good.
4. Hit the nail on the head - To be exactly right about something.
5. Burn the midnight oil - To work late into the night.
6. Caught between a rock and a hard place - Facing two difficult choices.
7. Cut to the chase - Get to the point without wasting time.
8. Devil’s advocate - To argue a point you don’t necessarily agree with, just for the sake of discussion.
9. Every cloud has a silver lining - There’s something good in every bad situation.
10. Fish out of water - Someone who feels out of place in their surroundings.
11. Get the ball rolling - To start something.
12. Go the extra mile - To make extra effort.
13. Hit the sack - To go to bed.
14. In the heat of the moment - Saying or doing something without thinking due to excitement or anger.
15. Kill two birds with one stone - To achieve two things at once.
16. Let the cat out of the bag - To reveal a secret.
17. Once in a blue moon - Something that happens very rarely.
18. Piece of cake - Something very easy to do.
19. Put your best foot forward - To make a great effort.
20. The ball is in your court - It’s up to you to take the next step.
21. Throw in the towel - To give up or surrender.
22. Under the weather - Feeling sick or unwell.
23. When pigs fly - Something that will never happen.
24. The elephant in the room - An obvious problem or issue that people avoid talking about.
25. Spill the beans - To reveal a secret or disclose information.

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Комментарии : 54   
@naseemahamad8857
@naseemahamad8857 25 дней назад
Amazing. Thanks for sharing
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 25 дней назад
My pleasure
@ahmadsoliman3473
@ahmadsoliman3473 24 дня назад
God bless you professor
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 23 дня назад
Thank you kindly
@dinaabdelazim4462
@dinaabdelazim4462 27 дней назад
Thanks so much professor you are always great👏👏
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
Thanks brother.
@dinaabdelazim4462
@dinaabdelazim4462 27 дней назад
@@Prof.waleedkhalid I am honored to be like sister😊
@Raja-ph6yp
@Raja-ph6yp 27 дней назад
God bless you Mr khaled. You always have a great content and is suitable to all levels. Wishing you all the best from lebanon
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
Merci Om Layth.
@Raja-ph6yp
@Raja-ph6yp 27 дней назад
@@Prof.waleedkhalid im not om layth, Im Raja . Have a great day
@hebasalah5376
@hebasalah5376 27 дней назад
استمر دكتور اسلوبك مريح فى الشرح عاوزين دروس advanced grammar
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
Inshallah
@Lamyaprince
@Lamyaprince 27 дней назад
Honestly, you are more than AWESOME ❤❤
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
Merci Lamya
@AsASSASAASSATGDHRH
@AsASSASAASSATGDHRH 27 дней назад
احنه كطلاب قسم الإنكليزي تتعلم منك استاذ ونأخذ بكلامتك كلش محتواك هادف ومميز ربي يوفقك ان شاء الله ويزدك بعد .. صار سبوع تقريبا كله اتفرج على فيديوهاتك واسجل ملاحظات ودخلت لقناة التلكرام واليوم بديت اقرا كتاب ❤❤❤❤ انت شخص جدا واعي ومثقف استاذ 🩷🙏🏼
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
الله يحفظكم كل التوفيق
@_mohammed2002
@_mohammed2002 27 дней назад
Your fatigue won't be in vain, so now I'm watching, recording and translating, but until I'm honest, l am wrote half the terminology and a little tired, I'll go back to writing at another time.Thank you for your effort 🤍
@ahmadkhalf3253
@ahmadkhalf3253 28 дней назад
❤متألق دكتور
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
الله يحفظكم
@user-ml8ll3hm4p
@user-ml8ll3hm4p 27 дней назад
Thanks 🙏
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
الله يحفظكم
@alaaissa8176
@alaaissa8176 28 дней назад
فيديو روعة تسلم ايدك
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 28 дней назад
الله يبارك بيكم
@safaamaz
@safaamaz 24 дня назад
perfect profesour
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 24 дня назад
Thanks brother.
@safaamaz
@safaamaz 24 дня назад
@@Prof.waleedkhalid you're welcome 🤗.. good mornin'
@dinaabdelazim4462
@dinaabdelazim4462 27 дней назад
I think Dr.waleed that you are the best Arab content creator in the field of teaching English-language and I am not flattering you; I studied translation long time ago but I didn't work then, as I dedicated my time to take care of my family but during the past three years I kept on improving and revising my English language, so I took many courses and I also had to search the Internet for a good content creators to follow them and to benefit from the content they provide, I found a numerous people who are competing to provide their best that's why I told you that, of course there are native speakers who have a valuable content, but with your hard work in making very professional and still amusing variable content you put yourself in an incomparable position.👏👏
@dinaabdelazim4462
@dinaabdelazim4462 27 дней назад
I have a good experience now as a subtitler, I'll be very happy if you ask for any help in making subtitles for your stories and other videos, God bless you🙏
@torkeysaleem6688
@torkeysaleem6688 27 дней назад
بارك الله فيكم إن شاء الله أستاذنا الفاضل..
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
الله يحفظكم
@user-cj9el8tp5g
@user-cj9el8tp5g 27 дней назад
بالتوفيق ان شاء الله دكتور
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
شكرا من القلب
@user-im6ww6io6p
@user-im6ww6io6p 27 дней назад
I've never never ever tackled a person that facilitates the language this way.
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
It is an honor.
@muhamadismael6228
@muhamadismael6228 27 дней назад
Well done teacher
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 26 дней назад
Thanks
@AhmedMakky555
@AhmedMakky555 27 дней назад
Perfect lesson
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
Thanks
@Ali-dp7bp
@Ali-dp7bp 14 дней назад
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 14 дней назад
Thanks
@ishtardhiyaa7918
@ishtardhiyaa7918 24 дня назад
🍀💚
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 24 дня назад
Thanks
@Nursethe2027
@Nursethe2027 27 дней назад
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
Thanks
@alialsaabari
@alialsaabari 27 дней назад
لم تذكر تعابير شائعة اكثر مثل out of the blue , the grass is always greener on the other side
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
هناك اكثر من 25 الف. ذكرت ٢٥ فقط في المقطع.
@user-ov4oh7iu2h
@user-ov4oh7iu2h 22 дня назад
اللفظ هم استفادينه منه
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 22 дня назад
Thanks شكرا
@wonderfulwoman7888
@wonderfulwoman7888 25 дней назад
Dr what about this idiom , you shouldn't 'burn the bridge,' meaning you shouldn't destroy or damage your relationships with friends, no matter where life takes you. Keeping in touch with your best friends, even after you've left a job or moved to another country, is important. Don't burn those bridges-stay connected!" is it correct...
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 23 дня назад
Yes, the idiom “burn the bridge” is correctly used in your explanation. The phrase “burn the bridge” typically means to destroy or damage a relationship to the point where it cannot be easily repaired. In your context, it advises against severing ties with friends or colleagues, suggesting that it is important to maintain those relationships even when life circumstances change, such as leaving a job or moving to another country. Your explanation is clear and conveys the meaning well. Here’s a slightly refined version: “You shouldn’t ‘burn the bridge,’ meaning you shouldn’t destroy or damage your relationships with friends, no matter where life takes you. Keeping in touch with your best friends, even after you’ve left a job or moved to another country, is important. Don’t burn those bridges-stay connected!” This version keeps the essence of your explanation and reinforces the importance of maintaining relationships.
@user-gu6yy2oe4e
@user-gu6yy2oe4e 27 дней назад
عفوا استاذ للتنويه فقط اللفظ ( هت ذا نيل أون ذا ( وليس ذي) هيد
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
اللفظين صحيح.
@Hmoshialtot
@Hmoshialtot 27 дней назад
Excuse me,professor. You say 24 Idemos not 25. Thank you
@Prof.waleedkhalid
@Prof.waleedkhalid 27 дней назад
#تعلم_الإنجليزية #تعبيرات_اصطلاحية #تعليم_لغات #اللغة_الإنجليزية #تعلم_بطلاقة 25 idioms commonly used in movies: 1. Break the ice - To initiate conversation in a social setting. 2. Bite the bullet - To endure a painful experience or accept something difficult. 3. A blessing in disguise - Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good. 4. Hit the nail on the head - To be exactly right about something. 5. Burn the midnight oil - To work late into the night. 6. Caught between a rock and a hard place - Facing two difficult choices. 7. Cut to the chase - Get to the point without wasting time. 8. Devil’s advocate - To argue a point you don’t necessarily agree with, just for the sake of discussion. 9. Every cloud has a silver lining - There’s something good in every bad situation. 10. Fish out of water - Someone who feels out of place in their surroundings. 11. Get the ball rolling - To start something. 12. Go the extra mile - To make extra effort. 13. Hit the sack - To go to bed. 14. In the heat of the moment - Saying or doing something without thinking due to excitement or anger. 15. Kill two birds with one stone - To achieve two things at once. 16. Let the cat out of the bag - To reveal a secret. 17. Once in a blue moon - Something that happens very rarely. 18. Piece of cake - Something very easy to do. 19. Put your best foot forward - To make a great effort. 20. The ball is in your court - It’s up to you to take the next step. 21. Throw in the towel - To give up or surrender. 22. Under the weather - Feeling sick or unwell. 23. When pigs fly - Something that will never happen. 24. The elephant in the room - An obvious problem or issue that people avoid talking about. 25. Spill the beans - To reveal a secret or disclose information.
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