Синонимы слова LIKE

1. Enjoy
actually enjoy
particularly enjoy
quite enjoy
rather enjoy
really enjoy
thoroughly enjoy
What I really enjoy is

2. My favorite … is
My absolute favorite … is

3. It makes me feel good

4. to be keen on
to be quite keen on
to be rather keen on
to be really keen on
to be extremely keen on
to be particularly keen on

Синонимы слова DISLIKE

1. not to be keen on
I’m not massively keen on that.
I’m not keen on
I’m not really keen on
I’m not that keen on

2. I’m not so fond of
I’m not really fond of
I’m not that fond of
I’m not particularly fond of

3. I’m not much of a fan

4. It’s not my cup of tea (данная идиома используется только в отрицательном значении).

It is better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

A man cannot be comfortable without his own approval.

To dine out - обедать в гостях
To give a dinner party - устроить званый обед
To have a get-together - собраться небольшой компанией
To lay the table - накрывать на стол
To clean the table - убирать со стола
Spoon - лодка
Fork - вилка
Knife - нож
Plate - тарелка
Dish - блюдо
Napkins - салфетки
To taste - пробовать
Tasteless - безвкусный
Tasty, delicious - вкусный, восхитительный

Be trying we can easily adversity. Another man’s, I mean.

Phrases at the airport

• Which gate did you say it was? If you didn’t hear the check-in officer right, you could ask them again using this phrase. 
• What was the gate number again? As in the previously mentioned situation, this expression will come in handy if you are not confident that you hear the information about the gate correctly. 
• Can you point me toward the gate? You can ask for directions if you don’t know where the entrance is. This question is suitable for conversation with the security officer or passengers at the airport. 
• How do I get to gate number X? Another way to ask for help finding the gate or the right directions. It is also suitable for different conversations with employees and airport passengers. 

Let us be thankful to Adam our benefactor. He cut us out of the “blessing” of idleness and won for us the “curse” of labor.

• Aisle seat – the seat on the plane by the aisle. They are usually offered at the check-in counter. 
• To board (a plane) – to go onto the plane.
• To book (a ticket) – to reserve the seat in advance.
• Business class (or first class) – a plane area usually used by people on a business trip. Most often it provides a superior level of comfort.
• Carry-on bag – small baggage you can take on the plane with you. 
• Check-in bag – large luggage that you check in to the luggage department. 
• To check in – to provide information about yourself before the flight to the security officer. 
• Customs – place where you provide the same information as at the check-in, but at the arrival airport. 
• Delayed flight – the flight that will depart at a different time.