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50+ Most Useful Idioms and their Meaning - ESL Buzz
Every language has its own collection of wise sayings. They are called "idioms", which offer advice about how to live and also transfer some underlying ideas...
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they are very good to know but i only know a few. Gérard you had already mentioned some of them and i think i will be able to use them !
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Common Preposition Collocations in English - ESL Buzz
In English, many nouns, verbs, and adjectives are commonly followed by prepositions.
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One phrasal verb I had to search on the internet.
To yield to
yield to : (= give in) céder
to yield to sth céder devant qch
to yield to temptation céder à la tentation
2. (US) (Automobiles) céder le passage
3. (= give way) [door, lock] céderyield something to someone
1. . to give the right-of-way to someone. You must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians. You failed to yield the right-of-way to the oncoming car. 2. to give up something to someone. The army yielded the territory to the invading army. We yielded the territory to the government.
See also: yieldyield to someone
1. to let someone go ahead; to give someone the right-of-way. Please yield to the next speaker. She yielded to the next speaker.
2. to give in to someone. She found it hard to yield to her husband in an argument. I will yield to no one.
See also: yield
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.yield to
v.
1. To give oneself up to someone, as in defeat: The platoon chose to fight to the end and would not yield to the enemy.
2. To give way to some pressure or force: The door yielded to a gentle push.
3. To give way to some argument, persuasion, influence, or entreaty: I'm dieting, but I sometimes yield to temptation and eat a cookie.
4. To give up one's place, as to one that is superior: The moderator opened the conference and then yielded to the chairperson.
See also: yield
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Thanks for the words Muriel.
However don't forget to take a look at the transitive form of to yield as well as at the noun as you missed another important meaning.
However don't forget to take a look at the transitive form of to yield as well as at the noun as you missed another important meaning.
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To yield (transivive form)=> donner, produire rapporter
yield (noun)=>rendement
yield (noun)=>rendement
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La Lengua es el Nexo de unión,
Sprache ist die Verbindung,
Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
La Lingvo estas La Ligilo etc.
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Yes Muriel. I wanted you to have these in mind as they are frequently used.MurielB a écrit:To yield (transivive form)=> donner, produire rapporter
yield (noun)=>rendement
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“Types of Shoes” Vocabulary in English: 50+ items Illustrated - ESL Buzz
A shoe is an item of footwear intended to protect and comfort the human foot while the wearer is doing various activities...
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100 Ways to Say GOOD JOB - ESL Buzz
1.You’re on the right track now! 2.You’ve got it made. 3. SUPER! 4. That’s right!...
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The Difference between 'BEEN TO' and 'GONE TO' - ESL Buzz
“Been” and “Gone” both are used in the present perfect tense.
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Grammar Differences Between American and British English - ESL Buzz
One of the most notable differences between American English and British English is their differences of grammar...
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I like the subjunctive in American after demand, insist, etc.
I demanded that he apologize.
We insisted that something be done about the problem.
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No Gérard I can't see Patrick's bread. It is a special organic many-seeded homemade bread.
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Isn't Patrick French? The picture shows American bread so we cannot find Muriel's secrets.MurielB a écrit:No Gérard I can't see Patrick's bread. It is a special organic many-seeded homemade bread.
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Gérard i just wanted to say that Patrick makes our bread everyday and that I haven't tasted such a good bread. He should export it over to America.
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Sprache ist die Verbindung,
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... or you could open a bakery in New York City along with a French café monoglotteMurielB a écrit:Gérard i just wanted to say that Patrick makes our bread everyday and that I haven't tasted such a good bread. He should export it over to America.
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Difference between "Used to", "Be Used to" and "Get Used to" - ESL Buzz
How to use "Be Used to", "Get used to" and "Used to" correctly...
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Breakfast Vocabulary in English | List of Breakfast Foods | 7ESL
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Classroom Objects in English | Classroom Vocabulary | 7ESL
1.9Kshares Classroom objects are objects that help students during the learning process, such as pen, pencil, books, sharpener… Learn names of …
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20+ Different Ways to Say "NICE TO MEET YOU" - ESL Buzz
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[Video] Bedroom Vocabulary in English. - ESL Buzz
In the bedroom, there are many typical objects, such as air-conditioner, upholstered bench, dressing table, nightstand, …
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upholstered=>tapissé rembourré (I wasn't sure about that word meaning.)
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Kitchen Verbs in English - ESL Buzz
List of useful cooking verbs in English
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Health and Healthcare Vocabulary in English | 7ESL
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25+ Common Idioms to Describe People in English - ESL Buzz
People come in all shapes and sizes - and with different personalities. Having the right words to describe them is helpful.
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Prepositions after Particular Words in English - ESL Buzz
Some words are usually followed by prepositions...
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