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idiom of the day.
Actions speak louder than words:

People's intentions can be judged better by what they do than what they say.

happy Friday.

Quotes of the day:
Only in the darkness you can see the stars.

confused word of the day:
Accept: To agree to receive or do.
Except: Not Including.

idiom of the day: on its last legs.
Meaning:
If someone or something is on its last legs, they are in a bad condition and will soon be unable to work properly.
Ex:
Kalim: “I still can’t believe I had to throw away the car. I’m so sad.”
Ali: “I can’t believe that you’re surprised – you had that car for 15 years! It was really on its last legs.”
Kalim: “Yes, I know. But it was my first car and had so many memories!”
(must like it).

vocabulary:
Jugular:
meaning:the major vein that brings blood from your head to your heart. You can also call any vulnerable area the jugular.
ex:We created man and We know what his own self whispers to him. We are nearer to him than his jugular vein. (Surah Qaf: 16).