Aya's Personalized Vocabulary Pack - Session 1

Vocabulary and expressions from the first session of Aya's personalized study pack, focusing on verbs, phrasal verbs, and common idioms.

grasp (v.)

to understand something deeply

sink in (phrasal verb)

to become fully understood or emotionally realized

immersed (adj.)

completely involved in something

hypervigilant (adj.)

unusually alert to possible danger

pivot (v.)

to change direction or move to another topic

gesture (n.)

a movement that expresses an idea or feeling

nudge along(v.)

to gently encourage or help something move forward

drop someone off

take someone somewhere and leave them there

pick someone up

collect someone from somewhere

juggle (v.)

manage several things at the same time

a juggling act

a situation where you are balancing many demands

give in to

stop resisting something

Gesundheit!

What people say after someone sneezes (like "Bless you!")

Lanyard

a strap worn around the neck, shoulder, or wrist to hold small, important items like ID badges.

Wait up

A request to pause or to not leave without someone.

Pick up where we left off

To resume a discussion or activity from a previous point without starting over.

Shift gears

To change one's approach or method in a conversation or task.

Take it from there

continue after someone else has started

Check in with a clinician/ doctor

consult a healthcare professional

filter out

remove unwanted things

ready when you are

I'm ready whenever you are

make the most of

use something in the best possible way

Collocation

Bad appetite X

poor appetite

Kids at his age X “correct”

Kids his age

Instead of squeeze my head

Rack my brain

Instead of (in the balcony )

(on the balcony)

Instead of (since two weeks )

For the past two weeks

Instead of ( appetite is going bad)

My appetite has been getting worse

Instead of ( I feel that)

I feel like

dont take this as “a verdict on your marriage”

You don't have to look at this one incident and decide that it proves something definitive about your entire marriage.

“I know he has every right to say no, and I don't think he's objectively wrong. What hurts me is that I feel like I give him a level of consideration that I don't receive in return. It's not about going to the beach. I feel let down because, to me, being a couple means showing up for each other, even when it's inconvenient.”

“I know he has every right to say no, and I don't think he's objectively wrong. What hurts me is that I feel like I give him a level of consideration that I don't receive in return. It's not about going to the beach. I feel let down because, to me, being a couple means showing up for each other, even when it's inconvenient.”

Alphas

Leaders

Blizzard

Severe snow

Newt

Salamander

Gecko

Small lizard برص

Ensue

تلاها

(Chaos ensued)

(A loud crash was heard, and silence ensued.)

UFO

An unidentified flying object

Tow

يجر و يسحب

Tow truck

Riled up

Very angry

Family lore

حكايات عائلية موروثة

بتتحكى كل شوية ف التجمعات و الحاجات دى