بعد از اتمام این ایستگاه قادر خواهید بود در مورد موضوع جرم با دیگران صحبت کنید.
مکالمات این اپیزود از سایت eslfast استخراج شده اند.

آدرس اینستاگرام ما : instagram.com/entalkstop

To cook the books

An inside job

To point the finger at someone

To brush something under the carpet

To get caught red handed

Blow the whistle on someone

To come clean = confess

The police put him behind the bars.

I’m doing my time.

He promised that he would go straight.

Kidnapping

Assault

Burglary

Drug trafficking

Fraud

Hijacking

Human trafficking

Murder

               Premeditated murder

               Unpremeditated murder

Organized crime

Smuggling

Pick pocketing

Shoplifting

Traffic offences

               Drunk driving

               Jay walking

Running a red light

               Speeding

To keep your nose clean

To rat on someone

The death penalty

A prison sentence

               Life in prison

A fine

House arrest

To revoke a license To suspend a license

بعد از اتمام این ایستگاه قادر خواهید بود در مورد موضوع دوستی با دیگران صحبت کنید.
مکالمات این اپیزود از سایت eslfast استخراج شده اند.

آدرس اینستاگرام ما : instagram.com/entalkstop

Strangers are friends waiting to happen.

To strike up a friendship

I hit it off with jack.

A friend in need is a friend indeed.

Jack and I were together through thick and thin.

We always had a shoulder to cry on.

Our friendship drifted apart.

We decided to bury the hatchet.

You are near & dear to me.

Birds of a feather flock together.

They see eye to eye with each other.

Two peas in a pod.

These people are joined at the hip.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

Fair-weather friend

بعد از اتمام این ایستگاه قادر خواهید بود در مورد موضوع ورزش با دیگران صحبت کنید.
مکالمات این اپیزود از سایت eslfast استخراج شده اند.

آدرس اینستاگرام ما : instagram.com/entalkstop

Gym rat

His body is ripped.

He wants to make the cut.

He hits the wall while running.

Blow away the competition

He is nervous about dropping the ball in a critical moment.

People who are in the airplane mode

Machine hog

در این اپیزود قراره یاد بگیریم که چطوری خوشحالی، ناراحتی و یا عصبانیتمون رو ابراز کنیم. مکالمات این قسمت توسط تیم تاک استاپ تولید شده است. اگر به اینستاگرام ما هم سربزنید و مارو فالو کنید می‌تونید تسلطتتون رو به انگلیسی افزایش بدید.

Do something for kicks

Get a real kick out of something

Jump for joy

be walking on air

Something makes your day

On top of the world

Having a whale of time

Grin from ear to ear

Out of sorts

Down in the dumps

Just grin and bear it

Misery guts

Sour grapes

Put a damper on

Face like a wet weekend

Feel blue

A heavy heart

I’ve got a bone to pick with you.

Bite someone’s head off

Up in arms

Be in a black mood

For crying out loud

eat someone alive

Upset – Mad – Cross – Furious – Livid

این اپیزود در مورد اقتصاد و پوله؛ بعد از تموم شدن این اپیزود می‌تونیم توی مکالماتمون از اصطلاحات جدیدی استفاده کنیم. پیشنهاد می‌کنم شنونده ما باشید. اگر می‌خواید تسلطتتون روی این موضوع بالاتر هم بره ۲۰ تا اصطلاح دیگه توی اینستامون می‌تونید یاد بگیرید.
مکالمات این اپیزود از Oxford Online استخراج شدند.

Green shoots

Companies go public

They cut their loses.

Monkey business

A rising tide lifts all boats.

Square deal

Money laundering

Banker’s hours

It seems like they’re coining it.

He has a nice nest egg for his retirement.

They give him a golden handshake.

A penny saved is a penny earned.

He did all his things on a shoestring.

To call a loan

Liquid assets

He has got money to burn.

He is rolling in money.

Hard cash – Bankruptcy – Capital – Asset – Expenses – Benefits – Debt – Finance – Investment – Stocks – Balance sheet – Fiscal year – Tax – Shareholder – Interest rates

پس از شنیدن این اپیزود می‌تونیم بهتر و راحت‌تر در مورد خونوادمون به زبان انگلیسی صحبت کنیم.
ما کارمون رو تو اینستاگرام با آیدی entalkstop شروع کردیم و بی صبرانه منتظر حمایت شماییم. لطف کنید مارو حتما فالو کنید تا کلی اصطلاح هم اونجا یاد بگیرید.
مکالمه این قسمت از eslfast گرفته شده است.

She is up the duff.

Expectant mother

Her flesh and blood

He will take after his father.

Being a manager is in his blood.

Like father, like son.

He rules the roost.

He is a family man.

He wants to follow in his father’s footsteps.

He is a father figure.

Accident of birth

A family that play together, stays together.

They’re tied to their mother’s apron strings.

There is bad blood between family members.

He works to bring home the bacon.

Spare the rod and spoil the child.

Family tree – Parents – Siblings – Grandparents – Father in-law – Son in-law – Daughter in-law – Step brother – Half brother – Fiancee – Godfather – Toddler – Elder – Adoption- To bring up (raise) a child

پس از پایان این قسمت به راحتی میتونیم راجع به آرزوها و خواسته‌هامون در سال جدید صحبت کنیم. فایل صوتی این اپیزود از سریال friends گرفته شده است.

Happy Nowrooz

We’re kicking off a new year.

We stick to our habits.

We sometimes jump on the bandwagon.

We’re back to square one.

New year’s resolutions

It sounds like a broken record.

Let’s make a memorable year.

I know all of you are going places.

We must be a real eager-beaver.

Don’t reach for the moon at first. No pain, no gain.

Gregory:    Hey Gab, can you lend me $10? The new game is out today. I really want to get it.

Gab:  Didn’t you just get a new game last week?

Gregory:    Yeah, but everyone’s getting this new game and it’s supposed to be awesome.

Gab:  You don’t have to jump on the bandwagon all the time. Didn’t I tell you to start saving your money instead of spending it all on games?

Gregory:    You’re starting to sound like a broken record. I promise to start tightening my belt after I get this game and pay you back.

Gab:  I hope you’ll stick to your promise and turn over a new leaf.

Gregory:    Oh wait … they’re launching a new game next week!

Gab:  Looks like you’re back to square one.

Let’s get the ball rolling.

We all have our ambitions.

To kick a habit

To turn over a new leaf

As we’re ringing in the new year.

We must hang in there.

Our efforts will start to bear fruit.

When there is a will, there is a way.

– I’m gonna go out on a limb and say “No divorces in ’99!”

– But your divorce isn’t final yet.

– Just the one divorce in ’99! I am gonna be happy this year. I am gonna make myself happy.

– Do you want us to leave the room?

– Every day I am gonna do one thing I have never done before. That is my New Year’s resolution.

– That’s a good one! Mine is to pilot a commercial jet.

– Now you only have to find a planeload of people … whose resolution is to plummet to their deaths.

– Maybe your resolution should be not to make fun of your friends. Especially the ones who might fly you to Europe for free.

– She has a better chance of flying up your nose … than you do of not making fun of us.

– I’ll bet $50 you can’t go the year without making fun of us. Better yet, a week.

– I’ll take that bet, my friend. Paying me the $50 can be… the “new thing you do” that day.

– And it starts right now!

– My New Year’s resolution is to learn how to play guitar.

– Really? How come?

– You know those special skills I have listed on my resume? I would love it if one of those was true.

– Want me to teach you? I’m a great teacher.

– Really? Who have you taught?

– Well, I taught me. And I loved me.

– That’d be great! Yeah, thanks, Phoebe.

Improve ourselves

Save money

Get a better job

Start a new business

Figure out how to start an online business

Enjoy life more

Be more patient

Be more confident

Be more social

Go green

Balance work and family

Make more friends

Work smarter

Tighten our belt

Help others

در این قسمت به بررسی لغات و اصطلاحات مورد نیاز در یک مصاحبه کاری می‌پردازیم. بعد از اتمام این استگاه شما قادر خواهید بود که از ان اصطلاحات در یک مصاحبه کاری استفاده کنید.
تمامی مکالمات این اپیزود از English Business Pod استخراج شده است.

State-owned – Cornered that specific market – Ahead of the pack – Let’s get down to business – Off the ground – Raise the bar – Put the customer first – Think outside the box – To hold others hand – Long range vision – Constructive criticism- Learn the ropes – On the same page – Keep your eye on the ball – Up in the air.

Michael: So, Alexander, have a seat. How are you doing today?

Alexander: Well, to tell you the truth, it’s been kind of a bad day.

Michael: Oh? Sorry to hear that.

Alexander: Yes. Well, it’s raining. I don’t really like rainy days.

Michael: I see. Right. So how about on a good day? What do you like to do in your spare time?
Alexander: I like reading and er… watching TV.

Michael: What’s your favorite TV show?

Alexander: Mr. Bean. He’s so funny – like the one with the Christmas Turkey – did you see that? He reminds me of a lot of the people I meet here. British people are so funny, you know?

Michael: Yes… they can be. Okay, well, let’s get down to business. Can you tell me a little about your previous experience?

Alexander: My uncle managed a state-owned electronics company, and I helped him a lot as a kid. I would be perfect for this job.

Michael: That was in the Czech Republic?

Alexander: That’s right.

Michael: Okay. That sounds good.

Alexander: Except back then in the Czech Republic, it was not like “customer is king” – you know what I mean?

Michael: Right… We do try to put the customer first.

Alexander: Yeah, I was just kidding. Me too, of course.
Michael: Okay. I just saw a little gap here in your résumé… eighteen months… what were you doing?

Alexander: I was finishing my Master’s thesis on Ladislav Klima, the Czech novelist and philosopher. It was the most important thing in the world for me, so I had to take some time out.
Michael: That’s interesting.

Alexander: Yes, you know, and Ladislav Klima is my hero. He only ever took on short-term work, so I wanted to see the world through his eyes.

Michael: Right. Got that.

Do everything by the book – Ball park number – Stand your ground – Have started on the wrong foot – Big picture – Take the driver s seat – Blow off steam – To get a lot out of previous failures – Every cloud has a silver lining – Be spot on – Excel in our objectives – Implement a proactive approach – An extra mile – Success is an uphill battle in this area

Interviewer: Great, Yala, that covers previous experience. Now could you tell me a little about what you consider to be your most significant achievement?

Yala: Hmmm… let’s see. At the beginning of last year, global headquarters decided to harmonize the assessment and evaluation process for all business units worldwide into one global Performance Management System.

Interviewer: Uh huh. So like a single integrated system?

Yala: Exactly. It’s part of a global effort to provide a single interlinked database for human resources.

Interviewer: Sounds like a challenging project.

Yala: Yes, indeed. Especially because we only had 10 months to get it off the ground…

Interviewer: Really!

productive – decisive – self-disciplined – accountable – passionate – conscientious – ingenious – innovative – robust – avid – energetic – determined problem solver – committed – industrious devoted – strong-willed – tireless – enthusiastic – vigorous – earnest – tenacious – amiable – supportive – amicable – courteous – tolerant

در این ایستگاه به بررسی لغات و اصطلاحات مربوط به برنامه ریزی و شروع یک سفر می‌پردازیم. بعد از اتمام این اپیزود می‌تونیم به راحتی در مورد سفر کردن صحبت کنیم.
مکالمات این اپیزود از سایت eslfast استخراج شده است.

در ادامه متن انگلیسی تمامی لغات و اصطلاحات بکار رفته در این اپیزود آمده است.

Travel – Trip – Journey – Voyage – Excursion – Wanderlust – Solivagant – Set out/Set off – Resfeber – Onism – Trouvaille – Tourist trap – Guided tour – Package Holiday – Busman’s holiday

A: Where should we go sightseeing today?

B: I think that some things might be best done in the morning and others in the afternoon.

A: I think that I would like to go to the beach this morning.

B: That would be a good place to start our sightseeing. We could have breakfast there.

A: I hear that there is a very nice natural history museum there.

B: Yes, it would be nice to check that out since we are so close by.

A: Where should we go in the afternoon?

B: I think that I would like to go to the amusement park. It’s supposed to be quite good.

A: At the end of the day, I would love to take in the sunset at the restaurant by the park.

B: That sounds like a great idea! Let’s go get a map.

Sight/View – Weekend break/City break – Affordable travel/destination – Road trip – Have itchy feet – Live out of a suitcase – Thirst for adventure – To get away from it all – Hit the road – At the crack of the dawn – Off the beaten track – To find a gem – Every nook and cranny – To live it up – Break the journey – Feel homesick

A: Let’s stop and look at the souvenirs at the souvenir stand.

B: What types of souvenirs were you looking for?

A: When I travel, I usually like to bring back a special necklace or clothing.

B: I end up buying a lot of stuff for the kids in my family. Do you like to do that, too?

A: My family loves for me to take trips so they can get the goodies I bring them.

B: What types of things do they like?

A: The little kids like little trinkets, like those little shell animals over there.

B: I feel like this stuff is kind of overpriced.

A: Some souvenir stands charge more than others, so it pays to shop around.

B: Why don’t we try checking prices a little farther away from the tourist section?

Breathtaking – Sensational – Memorable – Pleasant – Jaw dropping – Spectacular – Travel on – Travel with – Go camping – Route – Port – Souvenir – Craft markets – Long-haul Destination – Pack light – Go away – Pull in – See off – Accommodation – Out of season – Picturesque village – Itinerary – Let’s call it a day

در این قسمت راجع به ژانرهای مختلف فیلم و سینما می‌پردازیم. همچنین انواع مختلف برنامه‌های تلوزیونی را یاد گرفته و بخشی از اصطلاحات مربوط را می‌آموزیم. در آخر نیز چند صفت برای بیان احساسمان نسبت به یک فیلم بیان می‌شود.
مکالمه‌های این اپیزود از سایت eslfast گرفته شده است.