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🎥 اطلاعات فیلم 🎥
☑️تاریخ انتشار: 2014/12/13
🌍محصول کشور: انگلستان
⭐️ستارگان: Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Firth, Taron Egerton
🎬کارگردان: Matthew Vaughn
🎥ژانر: اکشن | ماجراجویی | کمدی
💥امتیاز : 7.8 از 10
〽️نمره منتقدین: 74/100
👈خلاصه داستان: داستان فیلم درباره جوانی به نام گری اگزی آنوین (تارون ادگرتون) است که پدرش را بر اثر یک حادثه از دست داده است، اما همچنان اشراف زادگان را مقصر در مرگ پدرش می داند و از هر فرصتی برای ضربه زدن به آنها استفاده می کند. با اینحال زندگی پر دردسر اِگزی هنگام آشنایی با هری هارت (کالین فیرث) دستخوش تغییر می شود. هری عضو یک سازمان مخفی خصوصی به نام کینگزمن است که وظیفه برقراری امنیت به سبک و سیاق خودشان را دارند...
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👑Kingsman = این واژه معادل دقیقی ندارد ولی شاید بتوان گفت (نیروهای سلطنتی)

📡Secret service = ارگان یا دستگاه محرمانه و سری دولتی

🏮Grenade = نارنجک

💢Miss sth =سوتی دادن، خطای فاحش کردن

🙏Apologize = معذرت خواهی کردن

📍Position = موقعیت، وضعیت

📝Train = آموزش دادن

🗣👥Deal with sth = رسیدگی کردن، رفع و رجوع کردن

⚰Mess = وضعیت ناگوار، (گند کاری)

🕴Personally = شخصا

😢Regret = افسوس خوردن، متاسف بودن

👨🏻Husband = شوهر

⚔Bravery = شجاعت، رشادت

🌐Publicly = علنا، در ملاع عام

🏵🎊Celebrate = ستایش کردن، برگزاری بزرگرداشت و یادبود

🤔Understand = درک کردن

🔫Squad = جوخه نظامی

🖐Present = ارائه کردن، تقدیم کردن

🎖Valor = دلاوری، شجاعت

🕵Look closely = با دقت نگاه کردن

🔅As = به عنوان

💎Concrete gesture = اقدام محسوس، ادای وظیفه به صورت بارز

🙌Offer = پیشنهاد

🛅Favor = مساعدت

🌀Nature = نوع، ماهیت

✳️Choice = انتخاب

📞Operator = تلفن چی

👞Oxfords = کفش رسمی مردانه

👞Brogues = کفش رسمی مردانه طرحدار


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📍 واژگانی که ممکن است اشتباها به جای هم به کار بروند.

🔍 #Common_mistake

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1️⃣
🔹Accept = پذیرفتن
🔸Except = به جز

2️⃣
✅A lot = مقدار یا تعداد زیاد
❌Alot = چنین واژه ای در انگلیسی وجود ندارد

3️⃣
🔸All ready = کاملا آماده
🔹Already = پیش از این

4️⃣
🔸Apart = مجزا
🔹A part = یک بخش
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🔰➖➖Words & Idioms ➖➖🔰
🔺🔺🔺🔺🔺Part 2🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻
🔸Young man = مرد جوان

🔷Take care of sth = از چیزی یا کسی مراقبت کردن

🔸Tiny = کوچک، مقدار بسیار کم

🔹Bit = ذره، مقدار بسیار ناچیز

🔶For God's sake = به خاطر خدا

🔷Rip sth off = کندن، جدا کردن

🔸Strict = سختگیرانه

🔹Instruction = دستورالعمل

🔸Hurt = صدمه زدن، آسیب رساندن

🔷Make a mistake = مرتکب اشتباه شدن

🔸University lecturer = مدرس دانشگاه

🔹Boss =رئیس

🔸Reassuring = اطمینان بخش

🔷Am I ment to find that reassuring? = به نظرت باید به این حرفا اطمینان کنم؟

🔸Explain = توضیح دادن

🔹Honestly = حقیقتا، راستشو بخواهید

🔸Amazing = شکفت انگیز، بی نظیر

🔷You will shit = دیوونت میکنه، شوکه میشی

🔸I suppose = گمان کنم

🔹Borrow = قرض گرفتن

🔶To be a step too far = از عرف خارج بودن، زیاده خواهی کردن

🔹Sin = گناه

🔸Spill = ریختن

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🗣🖐🏻❌ If you want to succeed, don’t tell anyone.

🗣🖐🏻❌اگر میخواهید موفق شوید، ایده هایتان را با کسی در میان نگذارید.

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Shhh!🤫
Keeping quiet may help you achieve your goals.😲🙄

It is better not to tell people who you want to be.

Shouldn't you announce your goals, so friends can support you? Isn't it good networking to tell people about your upcoming projects? Doesn't the law of attraction mean you should state your intention, and visualize the goal is already yours? Nope.

Tests done since 1933 show that people who talk about their intentions are less likely to make them happen.

Announcing your plans to others satisfies your self-identity just enough that you're less motivated to do the hard work needed.

In 1933, W. Mahler found that if a person announced the solution to a problem, and was acknowledged by others, it was now in the brain as a "social reality", even if the solution hadn't actually been achieved.

NYU psychology professor Peter Gollwitzer has been studying this since his 1982 book "Symbolic Self-Completion" - and recently published results of new tests in a research article, "When Intentions Go Public: Does Social Reality Widen the Intention-Behavior Gap?"

Four different tests of 63 people found that those who kept their intentions private were more likely to achieve them than those who made them public and were acknowledged by others.

Once you've told people of your intentions, it gives you a "premature sense of completeness."

You have "identity symbols" in your brain that make your self-image. Since both actions and talk create symbols in your brain, talking satisfies the brain enough that it "neglects the pursuit of further symbols."

A related test found that success on one sub-goal (eating healthy meals) reduced efforts on other important sub-goals (going to the gym) for the same reason.

“Shut Up! Announcing your plans makes you less motivated to accomplish them”| Derek Sivers
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🔎 #reading_comprehension 16

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🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰Words🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰
🔶kind = نوع، سبک
🔷clean = تمیز
🔶welcome = خوش آمد گویی
🔷violence = خشونت، خون و خونریزی
🔶literally = واقعا، عین حقیقت
🔷drop =قطره
🔶blood = خون
🔷like = مثل، مانند
🔶projectile = پرتابه
🔴(نکته این واژه اینه که شخصیت منفی داستان به جای استفاده از واژه "Vomiting" برای "بالا آوردن" از یه واژه نظامی استفاده میکنه تا خشونت رو به صورت متناقضی به بیننده فیلم نشون بده)
🔷witness = شاهد چیزی بودن
🔶unpleasantness = اتفاقات ناگوار، صحنه های ناخوشایند
🔷due to =به خاطر، به موجب
🔶uninvited = ناخوانده، سرزده
🔷guest = میهمان
🔶promise =قول دادن
🔷by the time = در حالی که، تا زمانی که، پیش از اینکه
🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰Idioms🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰
💠everything is clean: (ironic)
جمله ای کنایه آمیز با توجه به شرایط، همه چیز تمیزه، با همه چیز مرتبه
💠my kind of welcome:
خوش آمد گویی مورد علاقه من، یا به سبک من
💠(I have) no stomach for violence: (ironic)
جمله ای کنایه آمیز به معنی، دل و جرات خشونت یا خون و خونریزی رو ندارم
💠that is me done:
کارم ساختست، حالم به هم میخوره
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«Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo."»
یک جمله صحیح انگلیسی است. 😳

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It's hard to believe that "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo" could be an actual English sentence, but it's true. The sentence uses the word "buffalo" in three forms: the noun buffalo, which refers to the animal also called bison; the verb buffalo, which, according to Oxford Dictionaries, means "to intimidate;" and the proper noun Buffalo, the city in New York. The sentence is an illustration of how homonyms—words that have the same pronunciation but different meanings—are used in language. It's unclear who first devised the sentence (it's been attributed to a number of different professors including Steven Pinker and William J. Rapoport), but it's commonly used as an example of the amazing power, and complicated nature, of language. To better understand this sentence, you might read it as "The buffalo from Buffalo, who buffalo other buffalo from Buffalo, are buffaloed by buffalo from Buffalo." Or, to put it even more clearly: "The bison in Buffalo, New York, who are intimidated by other bison from Buffalo, New York, in turn intimidate other bison from Buffalo, New York." Dig deeper into this sentence—and learn more about the power of language.
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✅از دید یک راننده معمولی
❌یا از دید یک احمق!

#Idiot_on_board

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سلام مجدد به دوستان و همراه عزیز.
همین طور که اطلاع دارید به دلیل محدودیت های پیش آماده مدتی در خدمتتون نبودم. به امید خدا از امروز فعالیت کانال رو دوباره از سر میگیریم.

موفق و پیروز باشید.

💎 هیچ کس کامل نیست،
سه پدیده ی فیزیکی که حتی انیشتن هم از آنها درک درستی نداشت. 🌎🌑💫☄️

🌑 او به وجود سیاه چاله ها اعتقادی نداشت.

@ENG_EXPRESS

☄️🌑🌘🌏🌍💫🌟
Look, nobody's perfect — not even Einstein. "In comparison to everything he accomplished, Einstein didn't make that many mistakes," says physicist Dan Hooper, Ph.D. in his course for The Great Courses Plus. "But he did definitely reach wrong conclusions from time to time, and some of these conclusions were very wrong indeed." Many of his biggest blunders came not in being wrong, but in simply not going far enough when he was right. For some things, he realized mere years later that he had missed the mark, but others haven't been overturned until recently. Learn about three of them here, then take a deeper dive in "What Einstein Got Wrong" from The Great Courses Plus.


Black Holes:
In 1915, just months after Einstein published one of the biggest achievements of 20th-century physics — his general theory of relativity, which said that gravity is actually a curvature of space that occurs in the presence of matter and energy — a fellow German physicist named Karl Schwarz­schild used his equations to model the geometry of space surrounding a star. Einstein, while impressed, was also flummoxed: those models showed that if you compressed a star's mass into a small enough space, the laws of nature would break down.
Of course, we now know that's the case: a black hole contains what physicists call a singularity, a place where density and gravity reach infinity. In fact, it was that same year that physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his student Hartland S. Snyder showed that this precise thing happened to massive stars all the time.


The Expansion of the Universe:
Ever make a discovery so universe-shattering that even you can't believe it's true? Yeah, us either. But for Einstein, this was a recurring problem. When he applied the equations in his general theory of relativity to the whole universe, it said something that didn't sit right with him: the universe had to be either expanding or contracting. At the time, everyone "knew" we lived in a static, unchanging universe. Either his equations upended the knowledge of an entire field of science, or his equations were wrong. He went with the latter, and added a symbol — Λ, or lambda — now known as the cosmological constant. It put a stop to any expanding or contracting that the equations might be hinting at.
Well, fast forward to 1929, and some new observations show that — oops! — the universe is actually expanding. Einstein is famously quoted as saying that the cosmological constant was his "biggest blunder" (though the truth of that is sketchy). Physicists have since repurposed the cosmological constant to refer to the force that's making the universe expand, so buck up, Al. It wasn't so useless after all.


Quantum Entanglement:
When it comes to quantum mechanics, Einstein was both one of its biggest contributors and one of its biggest critics. He discovered the existence of photons (particles, or "quanta," of light) and the idea that light behaved as both a particle and a wave way back 1905. That was decades before Werner Heisenberg and Erwin Schrödinger's first quantum theory of physics, which introduced the mind-bending concepts the theory is now so famous for: that particles can exist in two states at once, that observation itself can affect a particle's behavior, and if you know the momentum of a particle you can't know its location (and vice versa).

Einstein didn't think much of the new theory, and, along with physicists Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen, proved it "wrong" by using math to show that you could entangle two particles so that the behavior of one affected the behavior of another, no matter where it was in space. But that means information could travel faster than the speed of light, and according to his own special theory of relativity, that was impossible. This was dubbed the EPR paradox, after the three scientists who posed it. It wasn't until after Einstein's death that a physicist named John Stewart Bell resolved it with a test that scientists are still using to show evidence of quantum entanglement today.

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🤣 با کلیپ‌های طنز بخند
🎥 از مستند‌‌ها کلی یاد بگیر
🎵 با ترانه‌ها همخوانی کن
🤯 با ایموجی‌ها واژگان رو به خاطر بسپر
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