Thursday, 14 October 2021

Session 5

 

14th October 2021 

rainy , cool 

Thursday 


Questions for smart kids : 

The name of the join in your finger rhyming with " buckle " is ...KNUCKLE


1,000 YEARS = MILLENIUM 

" Don't look a gift horse in the mouth " 


dozen = duzina (12) 


sparingly = rarely 


bacon = sunca traditionala 

ham = sunca ca cea presata 




beautiful mind = intelligent person 

to pin (ed)  down = a tintui 
to be out of your mind = to act in a crazy manner 

curve = curba / rotunjime 
edge = margine

muse = muza 
distraction = distragere 
to distract (ed) = a distrage 
even though = chiar daca...

to be keen on = a avea placere sa ...( + V-ing ) 
to be interested in = a fi interesat de ...( + V +ing ) 
to be good/ bad at = a fi bun / nepriceout la ...( + V-ing ) 


Homework 


Comment on : " Don't look a gift horse in the mouth " , until Wednesday , at 7 pm  , as a blog comment . 


4 comments:

  1. The proverbial saying 'don't look a gift horse in the mouth' means don't be ungrateful when you receive a gift. The advice given in the 'don't look a gift horse in the mouth' proverb is: when receiving a gift be grateful for what it is; don't imply you wished for more by assessing its value.

    Andrei

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  2. “Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth”
    This proverb means that you should be greatful for what you receive from someone, without trying to criticize it.
    The idiom refers to a horse and its mouth because if a specialist looks at a horse’s teeth, he can find out the horse’s age. The same happens in other situations, where someone gives us something. If we analyse it, we could find something that isn’t alright or maybe we would just want something better than the thing we get. Although, we should be thankful and accept that thing. This way, we show that we’re nice people and that we appreciate everything, even if they’re little things.

    Teo

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  3. Homework

    “Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth.”
    It is a ancient saying that was used for the first time in The Roman Empire and in latin sounds like this:”Noli equi dentes inspicere donati”. The meaning of it is that when you receive a gift you don’t act picky, you don’t try to find problems, but you are thankful because of it.

    Ionut

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