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2022-05-29 12:35:16 Online Practice Test
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2022-05-28 09:00:32 WHY does chocolate turn white?

Many people are wary of this white coating that resembles mold. But it's not mold and it won't harm your health.

If not stored properly, the oil in the cocoa bean protrudes onto the surface of the chocolate product and turns a whitish color.

This could be proof that the chocolate really does contain cocoa beans and not their substitutes.

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2022-05-28 08:38:48 ​​ Idiom of the day - white-collar crime

Meaning: "White Collar Crime": fraud, deceit, forgery, bribery, various scams and other economic crimes that are not violent and require significant mental effort

Example:

— I want to go after white-collar crime.

— White-collar crime is still a crime, dear.

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2022-05-28 07:31:10 #PhrasalVerbOfTheDay

Set off - (in relation to travel) to leave on a trip or start going somewhere

Example:
I'm excited to get away! What time should we set off for the airport tomorrov?

Other explanations
Set off is an intransitive phrasal verb. This means that it does not take a direct object. To include an object, use a preposition after set off.

He set off on a long trip.
He set off a long trip.

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2022-05-28 06:30:40 #WordOfTheDay

blood -(1) [uncountable] the red liquid that flows through the bodies of humans and animals

Example
He lost a lot of blood in the accident.

to give blood (= to have blood taken from you so that it can be used in the medical treatment of other people)

(2)blooded

(in adjectives)having the type of blood mentioned

cold-blooded reptiles
also:blue-blooded, hot-blooded, red-blooded

(3)[countable] (British English, old-fashioned) a rich and fashionable man
a young blood

(4)[uncountable] (formal) family origins
•She is of noble blood

Other forms
blood-red (adjectives)
blood bank (noun)
blood clot(noun)
blood count(noun)
blood donar (noun)
blood drive (noun)
blood feud (noun)

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2022-05-27 15:16:54 IELTS testlari qay tartibda shakllantiriladi?

Siz oylab, hattoki yillab tayyorgarlik ko‘radigan testlar qat'iy nazorat qilinadigan 6 ta maxsus bosqichdan iborat maxsus tizim asosida shakllanadi.

Ular quyidagicha:

Comissioning;
Pre-editing;
Editing;
Pretesting;
Standard fixing;
Test construction and grading.

Bu haqida batafsil bilishni istaysizmi? U holda yuqoridagi videoni tomosha qiling!

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2022-05-27 09:33:04 ​​ Idiom of the day - What's up?

Meaning: Hello! How are you? How are you doing? What's new? or what happened? What's the matter?

Example:

— Yo, what's up? What are you guys doing out here, man?

— "What's up?" is a greeting. It's a different way of saying "What's happening?"

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2022-05-27 09:01:25 WHY don't scorpions eat every day?

Scorpions are nocturnal hunters, so they hide during the day and feel most active at night. They play an integral role in their ecosystem, maintaining a low population of small vertebrates and invertebrates. They feed mainly on insects, especially crickets and cockroaches, spiders, mice and lizards.

Scorpions generally appear to hunt at least once every two or three weeks. Some species can go without food for up to 12 months in more arid habitats.

As it turns out, these tiny spiders carry fat layers on their exoskeleton that make them resistant to water loss. They can also slow down their metabolism if food is scarce.

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2022-05-27 06:34:10 #WordOfTheDay

facelift - (1)a medical operation in which the skin on a person’s face is made tighter in order to make them look younger

•to have a facelift

(2)changes made to a building or place to make it look more attractive
Example

The town has recently been given a facelift.

Other forms
face down (phrasal verb)
faceless (adjective)
facelift (noun)
face mask (noun)
face off (phrasal verb)

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