මෙන්න ඉංග්රීසි පාඩමේ හය වැනි ලිපිය. මේ අවුරුද්දේ පළමු ලිපිය ලියන්න අවුරුද්ද පටන් අරන් දවස් තුනක්ම ගිය එක ගැන නම් ප්රසාදයක් නැහැ. එත් ටිකක් වෙනස් විදියේ අවුරුදු සුභ පැතුමක් මෙම ලිපියට ඔබ එනකොටම ඇහැ ගැහැන්න ඇති. ලස්සන නම් නැහැ. හැබැයි පොඩි වෙනසක් කරොත් හොදයි කියල හිතුන නිසා ඉතා සරළ Javascript කේතයකින් තමයි ලිව්වේ. ඉදිරියේදී බොහොම අලංකාර වගේම නිර්මාණාත්මකව මේවගේ දෙයක් කරන්න බලාපොරොත්තුවෙන බව කියන අතරේම 2013 වසරේ පළමු ලිපිය එහෙනම් ආරම්භ කරමු.
(to) cheer someone up - කවුරුන් හෝ සතුටට පත් කිරීම (to make someone happy)
- Susan called her friend in the hospital to cheer her up.
- My father has been depressed for weeks now. I don't know what to do to cheer him up.
(to) give (someone) credit - යමෙකුගේ දායකත්වය අරඹයා ප්රශංසා කිරීම (to acknowledge someone's contribution or to recognize a positive trait in someone)
- The scientist gave his assistant credit for the discovery.
- I can't believe you asked your boss for a raise when your company is doing so poorly. I must give you credit for your courage!
- I will be sure to thank you when I give my speech. I always give credit where credit is due.
(to) go into business - ව්යාපාරයක් ආරම්භ කිරීම (to start a business)
- Jeff decided to go into business selling baseball cards.
- Eva went into business selling her homemade muffins.
- You should go into business selling cookies.
- I'm glad you brought an umbrella — that was good thinking!
- You reserved our movie tickets over the Internet? Good thinking!
- Alexander has a heart of gold and always thinks of others before himself.
- You adopted five children from a Romanian orphanage? You've got a heart of gold!
- Thanks for baking cookies for me. You've got a heart of gold.
- "Help yourselves to cookies and coffee," said Maria before the meeting started.
- You don't need to wait for me to offer you something. Please just help yourself to whatever you want.
- I baked these cookies. Help yourself!
- After her boyfriend broke up with her, Nicole was in a bad mood for several days.
- I don't like to see you in a bad mood. How can I cheer you up?
- Martin wanted a hot drink after spending the day skiing. A cup of hot cocoa was just what the doctor ordered.
- Our trip to Florida was so relaxing. It was just what the doctor ordered!
- I was thirsty. This iced tea is just what the doctor ordered.
- Bob's friend Charles made a bundle in the stock market and retired at age 45.
- Sara made a bundle selling her old fur coats on eBay, a website where you can buy and sell used things.
- If you went into business selling these delicious cookies, you'd make a bundle.
- Whenever Susan feels on edge, she takes several deep breaths and starts to feel more relaxed.
- Ever since his car accident, Neil has felt on edge.
- Mrs. Field's oatmeal raisin cookies are out of this world!
- Mmmm, I love your chicken soup. It's out of this world!
- Ted pigged out on hot dogs and hamburgers at the barbeque and then got a stomachache.
- "Nicole, stop pigging out on cookies or you'll never be able to eat your dinner!"
- One can pig out on hotdogs, pig out on candy, pig out on ice cream.
- I baked these cookies for you. Why don't you pig out?
tnx wewa.
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