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🥶 Winter expression -4/4 ☃️❄️

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I've chapped lips.
( I've dry and cracked lips.)

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Put on some lip balm.
( use some lip balm to soothe the dryness of your lips.)

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I've cracked heels.
( My heels of the feet are dry and splitted.

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Let's bask in the sun.
( Let's warm / enjoy in the sunlight.)

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Sit by the fire and thaw yourself.
( sit next to the fireplace and warm your body.)

Winter expression -3/4🫰

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1) I've caught a cold ( I've struck down with cold)

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2) I'm shivering. ( I'm trembling with cold.)

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3) My fingers are numb.( I've lost my feelings or sensation of my fingers.)

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4) My teeth are clattering. ( My teeth are striking and making sound each other.)

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5) I can see my breath ( I can see the air when I breathe on it.

....☃️Winter expression -2☃️

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bundle up. ( to wear layers of clothes to keep yourself warm)

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A cold snap ( a short period of very cold weather)
Ex : The weather forecast says Bangladesh is going to face a cold snap in the next week.

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It's sleeting. ( partly frozen rain/ very wet snow)

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It's hailing. ( completely frozen rain / tiny balls of ice are falling from the sky).

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It was a blizzard. ( It was a severe snowstorm with high winds).

☁️ Winter expression - 1☁️

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1) Winter has set in..

=( Winter season has begun)

2) It's nippy.

= ( It's quite cold) - informal.

3) It's chilly.

=( The weather is noticeably cold)

4) It's freezing.

=( It's extremely cold).

5) It's brisk today.

( The weather is cold with a fairly strong wind.)

There is a power cut.( British)

There is an electricity outage. (American)

Good Evening everyone.

How Are u DOING all?

You are "famous" ?

or

You are "popular" ?

‼️Difference between famous and popular ‼️

1) Famous : If you are famous, that means you are known to many people because of your personality and activities. Famous refers to recognition.

Ex : Justin Bibber is a famous singer.

2) Popular : If you are popular, that means you are well-liked by the most people. Popular refers to reputation.

Ex : Mr James is a popular teacher in his class. That means all the students of the class like him.

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N.B : A famous person does not always necessarily mean a popular person but a popular person can be a famous person. 🌹

Life is nothing but a kite. The way kite fluctuates (flies) depending on the variation of wind, our lives also fluctuate based on different circumstances. If the situation is in our favour, then we presume our life is rosy and beautiful. otherwise not.But as a matter of fact, the true beauty of life is to handle the difficult situation successful instead of being impatient.

So, never let the problem attack you.Rather let yourself encounter the problems like a pro-active combatant 😊.

Life is beautiful if you are patient.

🌿Advanced vocabulary - 2

1) willful - (of something bad) done intentionally, or (of a person) determined to do exactly as you want, even if you know it is wrong

Ex : He has shown a willful disregard for other people's feelings.

Ex : she had willfully deceived me
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2) vapid - boring, dull, spiritless, tasteless

Ex : His conversation was vapid.

Ex : Everyone dislikes vapid food.
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3) unctuous - expressing too much praise, interest, friendliness, etc., in a way that is false and unpleasant.

Ex : Her unctuous tones are disgusting.

Ex : He is aggressive towards me and unctuous towards David.
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4) Taciturn - usually speaking very little.

Ex : He's a reserved, taciturn person.

Ex : The ship's captain was a taciturn man who spoke only to give orders.
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5) solicitous - anxiously caring or attentive.

Ex : He was very solicitous for her safe return.

Ex : He was so solicitous of his guests.

Ex : She was very solicitous for our welfare.

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6) rancor - bitter anger or unfriendly feelings.

Ex : I have no rancor against him.

Ex : Look at his eyes! He has so much rancor for the boss.
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7) querulous - complaining in an annoyed way.

Ex : He became increasingly dissatisfied and querulous in his old age.

Ex : He was pretty but querulous.
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8) Painstaking - extremely careful and correct, and involving a lot of effort

Ex : It took months of painstaking research to write the book.

Ex : He was described by his colleagues as a painstaking journalist.
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9) obdurate - extremely determined to act in a particular way and not to change despite what anyone else says.

Ex : I argued this point with him, but he was obdurate in the matter.
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10) narcissism - too much interest in and admiration for your own physical appearance and/or your own abilities.

Ex : Humbleness is productive, narcissism is destructive.

Ex : We should stay away from the danger of narcissism.

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😊 Advanced vocabulary 😊

Part - 1

1) obfuscate - to make something less clear and harder to understand, especially intentionally.

Ex : Politicians keep obfuscating the issues.

Ex : He obfuscated the problem we argued.

Ex : The writer often obfuscates the real issues with petty details.
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2) Ramifications - the possible results of a decision or action.

Ex : Have you considered all the ramifications of your suggestion?

Ex : Have you considered all the ramifications of changing your career?
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3) Pacify - to calm someone down

Ex : He tried to pacify his creditors by repaying part of the money.

Ex : It was difficult for the police to pacify the angry crowd.

Ex : Try to pacify the child, he's been crying for hours.

Ex : I tried to pacify the angry mob.
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4) Tacit -understood without being expressed directly:

Ex : He gave tacit approval to the plan.

Ex : Your silence implies tacit consent to these proposals.
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5) Sobriety - the state of calmness, seriousness, no drunkenness

Ex : She was a model of sobriety and honesty.

Ex : His sobriety and temperament are questionable.

Ex : She has many rare and charming qualities, but Sobriety is not one of them.
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6) Unconscionable - not controlled by conscience / morally unacceptable

Ex :He kept me waiting an unconscionable time.

Ex : The war caused an unconscionable amount of suffering.

Ex : He takes an unconscionable time eating.
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7) Vacillate - to be indecisive / to be uncertain, confused what to do

Ex : She has vacillated on this issue.

Ex : He vacillates between seeking attention from the public and avoiding the media altogether
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8)Wanton - causing harm or acting without showing care for others, often intentionally:

Ex : He displayed a wanton disregard for the facts.

Ex : Her gestures and postures became more wanton and provocative.

Ex : He was careless of his own safety and showed wanton disregard for everyone else.
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9) Zealous - enthusiastic and eager/ devoted

Ex : The shop assistant is very zealous.

Ex She was most zealous in performing her duties.

Ex : He is a zealous supporter of Argentine football team.

সবাইকে মহান বিজয় দিবসের শুভেচ্ছা 🥳

🥳 Happy Victory Day of Bangladesh 🥳

It's been 52 years since we got the freedom of Bangladesh from the shackles of oppression and we started writing our own history as an independent nation.

On 16 December in 1971, Bangladesh got the victory against Pakistan Armed Forces after a nine month blood-shedding Liberation War as they wanted to impose their language, urdu, on us as a national language but our mother tongue is Bangla. Therefore we fought against them to keep our identity, Bangla as our national language. And on this day we got the victory against Pakistan as they surrendered in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, in the face of huge crowd that made Pakistan be afraid of.

The day is celebrated to commemorate the ultimate victory of Bangladesh by hoisting flag, bestowing bouquet on monuments, starting morning rallies, giving speeches by both Prime Minister and President, playing Patriotic songs and arranging different cultural programmes.

We will always remember our golden sons, with great solemnity, reverence and respect who fought and sacrificed their lives for our mother tongue.

Happy Victory day ❤️🫶🥳