Collective Names for Animals
A herd of cows, a pack of wolves…but what are groups of other animals called?
• Apes: a shrewdness
• Badgers: a cete
Showing posts with label Vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vocabulary. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 27, 2023
Collective Names for Animals
I'm Thameem, I'm a professional trainer and a passionate blogger.
We are living in a fast paced life in the era where information is wealth.
I believe that most of the issues / challenges that we experience in our lives is due to lack of information, we all have the requisite knowledge and skills to perform any tasks and overcome any challenges, since information is stagnant at one point the resources are under utilized. I request viewers to share the information with people such that even if it benefits one, the mission is accomplished.
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Thursday, December 5, 2019
Learn English through the British (Native speakers) - For Free
How would it be if an English speaking person teaches you English and that too free?
Please visit the links below:
1. 6 minutes grammar: I know how boring grammar could be, but not anymore when you listen to it as a story and have practical learning methods:
I'm Thameem, I'm a professional trainer and a passionate blogger.
We are living in a fast paced life in the era where information is wealth.
I believe that most of the issues / challenges that we experience in our lives is due to lack of information, we all have the requisite knowledge and skills to perform any tasks and overcome any challenges, since information is stagnant at one point the resources are under utilized. I request viewers to share the information with people such that even if it benefits one, the mission is accomplished.
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Friday, October 11, 2019
Word of the day - idées fixes - மனதில் ஆதிக்கம் செலுத்தும் ஒரு யோசனை
plural idées fixes\(ˌ)ē-ˌdā-ˈfēks\
: an idea that dominates one's mind especially for a prolonged period : An obsession, especially one that keeps intruding irrelevantly into other matters
மனதில் ஆதிக்கம் செலுத்தும் ஒரு யோசனை அல்லது ஆசை; ஒரு ஆவேசம்.
Origin
French, literally, fixed idea.First known use: 1836Did you know?
The term idée fixe is a 19th-century French coinage. French writer Honoré de Balzac used it in his 1830 novella Gobseck to describe an obsessive idea. By 1836, Balzac's more generalized use of the term had carried over into English, where idée fixe was embraced as a clinical and literary term for a persistent preoccupation or delusional idea that dominates a person's mind. Although it is still used in both psychology and music, nowadays idée fixe is also applied to milder and more pedestrian obsessions.
Usage: Upon interrogation it was observed that all of them had common idée fixe.No wonder he is successful, his goal was his idée fixe.
It's very uncommon for one to have multiple idée fixes.
We should be careful with people who transfer their idée fixes into us.
I'm Thameem, I'm a professional trainer and a passionate blogger.
We are living in a fast paced life in the era where information is wealth.
I believe that most of the issues / challenges that we experience in our lives is due to lack of information, we all have the requisite knowledge and skills to perform any tasks and overcome any challenges, since information is stagnant at one point the resources are under utilized. I request viewers to share the information with people such that even if it benefits one, the mission is accomplished.
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Friday, April 12, 2019
Word of the day - Volatile - எளிதில் ஆவியாகிற - 12-04-2019
Develop your vocabulary by learning a new word everyday
Word of the day - April 12th 2019
Volatile - vol-a-tile
Tamil : எளிதில் ஆவியாகிற
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Word of the day - April 12th 2019
Volatile - vol-a-tile
Tamil : எளிதில் ஆவியாகிற
Definition of volatile
(Entry 1 of 2)
1a: characterized by or subject to rapid or unexpected change
(e.g. The shares or stock exchange is a volatile market )
b: unable to hold the attention fixed because of an inherent lightness or fickleness of disposition
(e.g. The behavior of today's children are highly volatile)
Today's children exhibit a volatile temper.
3:
a substance that is readily vaporizable at relatively low temperature(e.g. Petrol is a volatile liquid.) other volatile substances are camphor, dry ice, etc.
4: difficult to capture or hold permanently : EVANESCENT, TRANSITORY
(e.g. My memory is highly volatile)
5: flying or having the power to fly
I'm Thameem, I'm a professional trainer and a passionate blogger.
We are living in a fast paced life in the era where information is wealth.
I believe that most of the issues / challenges that we experience in our lives is due to lack of information, we all have the requisite knowledge and skills to perform any tasks and overcome any challenges, since information is stagnant at one point the resources are under utilized. I request viewers to share the information with people such that even if it benefits one, the mission is accomplished.
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Word of the day - Despot - கொடுங்கோலன், கொடுங்கோல் அரசன் - 11-04-2019
Develop your vocabulary by learning a new word everyday
Word of the day - April 11th 2019
Despot - des-putt
Tamil : கொடுங்கோலன், கொடுங்கோல் அரசன்
Noun:
Adjective :
The British ruled a despotic government/regime in India and other colonies.
Adverb :
After a military coup, the dictator ruled the country despotically.
Courtesy: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/despot
Word of the day - April 11th 2019
Despot - des-putt
Tamil : கொடுங்கோலன், கொடுங்கோல் அரசன்
despot
nounDefinition of despot
1a: a ruler with absolute power and authoritytyrannical despots
b: one exercising power tyrannically : a person exercising absolute power in a brutal or oppressive way
2a: a Byzantine emperor or prince
c: an Italian hereditary prince or military leader during the Renaissance
- Historians regards the British rule as despot.
- After centuries of despotism, the country is now democratic.
Adjective :
The British ruled a despotic government/regime in India and other colonies.
Adverb :
After a military coup, the dictator ruled the country despotically.
Courtesy: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/despot
I'm Thameem, I'm a professional trainer and a passionate blogger.
We are living in a fast paced life in the era where information is wealth.
I believe that most of the issues / challenges that we experience in our lives is due to lack of information, we all have the requisite knowledge and skills to perform any tasks and overcome any challenges, since information is stagnant at one point the resources are under utilized. I request viewers to share the information with people such that even if it benefits one, the mission is accomplished.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2018
Top tips to read and speak English like a native speaker-Develop your Vocabulary
Practice Spoken English - Develop your Vocabulary-Through Newspapers
It’s a common advice that we receive from many others to develop the language or speak fluently in the language of our choice in this case English. If you happen to ask someone for advice the very next moment they would say is “Read newspaper” or few others would say “Read newspaper in front of the mirror”
I'm Thameem, I'm a professional trainer and a passionate blogger.
We are living in a fast paced life in the era where information is wealth.
I believe that most of the issues / challenges that we experience in our lives is due to lack of information, we all have the requisite knowledge and skills to perform any tasks and overcome any challenges, since information is stagnant at one point the resources are under utilized. I request viewers to share the information with people such that even if it benefits one, the mission is accomplished.
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