be used to = be accustomed to (привыкнуть) = be familiar with be used to used to do Used to or be used to? Used to refers to actions and situations in the past which no longer happen or are
Military terms
lieutenant – лейтенант captain – капитан major – майор lieutenant colonel – подполковник colonel – полковник brigadier general – бригадный генерал major general – генерал майор lieutenant general – генерал-лейтенант general – генерал general of the army – генерал армии
Accent, pronunciation dictionary
pace – скорость, темп pace
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daydream – pleasant thoughts that make you forget about the present // She stared out of the window, lost in a daydream// She had a pleasant daydream about her holiday// I didn’t tell anyone of my daydreams about my future
Words and idiom from NPR, TV shows, etc.
go out with a bang (informal) – To finish or cease doing something in a spectacular, great, or exciting manner. Today, we promise to go out with a bang, but we want to start off looking at how much has
February /ˈfɛb·juˌɛr·i/
FEBRUARY How many ‘R’s are there in the word FEBRUARY? Obviously, there are two ‘R’ letters. Now, what about /r/ sounds? TL;DR In American English, the letter ‘R’ is pronounced as either the consonant sound /r/ or as part of
jeopardy, on the record, stay on, all along
jeopardy – опасностьjeopardy by Merriam-Webster// placing their lives in jeopardy// workers in jeopardy of losing their jobs on the record – to say something publicly or officially so that it may be written down and repeated.// None of the company