DISCUSS -AFFORD- MISTAKE (مبتدی)

TO DISCUSS - [verb] to talk over or to write about sth

Examples of use

We are meeting today to discuss our problems.

The book discusses English literature.

TO AFFORD - [verb] to have money for; to be able to meet the expense of; to be able to give / spare sth

Examples of use

Our car is breaking all the time and we should buy a new one. Unfortunately we can't afford it now.

He won 1 million dollars last week! Now he can afford a trip wherever he wants!

MISTAKE - [noun] something incorrect

Examples of use

Marrying him was the biggest mistake of her life. He isn't the man she thought he was at the beginning.

There are some mistakes in your work. You need to learn more.

PATIENCE- CURRENTLY - FOREIGN (مبتدی)

PATIENCE - [noun] the ability to stay calm / quiet without complaint, loss of temper, irritation

Examples of use

Surely that can't be repaired in a few seconds so please stay patient. We'll do our best to finish it as soon as possible.

If you want to be a good poker player, patience is a key element of success.

CURRENTLY - [adverb] now; at the present time

Examples of use

All the options are currently available. You can choose whatever you want.

Your question is currently being discussed. You will get an answer in a short time.

FOREIGN - [adjective] not native; not from your own country or the country somebody is talking about; carried on abroad

Examples of use

He can speak two foreign languages: English and French.

Remember to take your passport. The tour goes through four foreign countries.

TO DISCUSS -TO AFFORD

TO DISCUSS - [verb] to talk over or to write about sth

Examples of use

We are meeting today to discuss our problems.

The book discusses English literature.

TO AFFORD - [verb] to have money for; to be able to meet the expense of; to be able to give / spare sth

Examples of use

Our car is breaking all the time and we should buy a new one. Unfortunately we can't afford it now.

He won 1 mln dollars last week! Now he can afford a trip wherever he wants!

MOTORWAY -TICKET -TO RECOGNIZE

MOTORWAY - [noun] a very wide road used for fast long-distance travel

Examples of use

It takes a lot of time to travel across Poland. The quality of roads is rather poor and the number of motorways is unsatisfactory.

The craziest thing he did in his life was riding a bike on a motorway, what is simply hard to imagine.

TICKET - [noun] a printed piece of paper or card that you have to buy in order to use public transport, to travel by train, plane or ship, or to enter a place like cinema or theatre

Examples of use

If you want to see the latest play in the theatre, you need to buy the tickets in advance. The play is very popular.

I'm sorry, you don't have a ticket, Sir. You are not allowed to get on board.

TO RECOGNIZE / also RECOGNISE - [verb] to know somebody or something that you have seen or heard before

Examples of use

Have you seen Helen recently? She looks so different that I hardly recognized her!

This is the castle that we visited ten years ago when you were a child. Do you recognize it?