Do These Things When Your Boss Leaves The Company It’s tough to lose a good boss–but it’s not the end of the world.1. DON’T PANICThere’s something naturally unsettling about change, and losing a boss no doubt falls into that category. Throw in an absent replacement, and it’s an unquestionable recipe for self-doubt.But rather than let…
Today’s Word of the Day is: “astonishing” (adj.) Transcription: [əˈstɑː.nɪ.ʃɪŋ] Translation: удивительный, изумительный Meaning: very surprising Example: It was astonishing to watch them perform.- Было изумительно наблюдать за их выступлением. Synonyms: amazing, astounding
“Could” for Possibility Often, “could” is used to express a degree of possibility.Example: It could rain today, but I am not sure.- Сегодня может пойти дождь, но я не уверен.Example: That could be Tom’s brother. He looks like Tom.- Это может быть брат Тома. Он выглядит как Том. “Could” is also used in the 2nd…
Today’s Word of the Day is: “pivotal” (adj.) Transcription: [pɪvətəl] Translation: центральный, основной, ключевой Meaning: having a very important influence on something, central and important Example: He has played a pivotal role in the negotiations.- Он сыграл ключевую роль в переговорах. Synonyms: central, crucial, vital
Do These Things Every Day to be Happier and Filled With Less Regret 4. EMBRACE NEW EXPERIENCES Much like a young child embracing a shiny object, when we’re learning something that is exciting to us, we typically experience an increase in dopamine, the neurotransmitter linked to rewards and pleasure, Cable says. Dopamine also controls our…
Until Oct. 24 This year the TERRITORY Festival is presenting its 13th edition. Over the years the festival managed to stay relevant (значимый) by embracing (охватывая) the most innovative and cutting-edge trends in world theater. The festival has several artistic directors, including such big names as Kirill Serebrennikov (Artistic Director of Gogol Center); Yevgeny Mironov…
Today’s Word of the Day is: “disappointed” (adj.) Transcription: [dɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd] Translation: разочарованный Meaning: unhappy because someone or something was not as good as you hoped or expected, or because something did not happen Example: Dad seemed more disappointed than angry.- Показалось, что папа больше разочаровался, чем рассердился. Synonyms: saddened, upset, let down
“Could” for Requests “Could” is used to make polite requests. Here are some examples: Example: Could you please pass the salt?- Не могли бы Вы передать соль? Example: Could you turn down the music?- Мог бы ты выключить музыку?
Do These Things Every Day to be Happier and Filled With Less Regret 3. ASK YOUR “FUTURE SELF” When you have a decision that may help you be more joyful or prevent regrets and you’re struggling, think about yourself 20 years from now, says personal development coach Kate Hanley, author of Stress Less: 100 Mindfulness…
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