être au régime: estar de dieta, to be on a diet
être au courant: estar a par, to know
être à l’heure: estar na hora, to be on time
être en avance: estar adiantado(a), to be early
être en retard: estar atrasado(a), to be late
être en panne: dar uma pane, to be out of order
être de retour: estar de volta, to be back
être de bonne humeur: estar bem humorado(a), to be in a good mood
être de mauvaise humeur: estar mau humorado(a), to be in a bad mood
être pressé: estar com pressa, to be in a hurry



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In questo primo episodio vi leggo una delle mie poesie preferite, intitolata "Ho sceso, dandoti il braccio, almeno un milione di scale". L'autore della poesia è Eugenio Montale (1896-1981).
L'argomento trattato in questa poesia è l'amore provato da Montale per sua moglie, scomparsa da poco. L'amore si mischia al dolore e al malinconico ricordo di quella che è stata la loro vita quotidiana.

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Un escritor terriblemente vanidoso, que no podía soportar que nadie criticara sus obras, estaba un día en el café y entró un amigo diciendole:
Acabo de Hablar con uno que anda diciendo horrores de tus escritos.
-¡Esto es una ofensa! ¡Dime quien es! ¡Prónto!
-Es alguien a quien no conoces.
-Está bien: voy a salir a la calle, y al primero que no conozca: ¡le rompo la cara!

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你   nǐ   you      我   wǒ    I;me
有点   yǒudiǎn    a little
一点也不  yīdiǎn yě bù     Not at all; none 
不，我一点也不忙/渴/饿/累。 Bù, wǒ yīdiǎn yě bù máng/kě/è/lèi. 
  No, I'm not busy/thirsty/hungry/tired at all.

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你知道通过和经过怎么用吗？一起来看看吧。
通过和经过的区别？
相同点：把人或事物作为某种手段（方法、本领）而达到某种目的。（有一个结果）
例：通过/经过娜佳的介绍，我认识了夏雨荷。
        通过/经过认真考虑，小王答应了她男朋友的求婚。
不同点	
通过+方法/手段 ---- 结果/目的
例：公司通过福利吸引了很多人来公司工作。	
经过+过程----结果/变化
例：经过3个月的学习，娜佳终于可以流利的说汉语了。
通过：表示从某地“穿过”到另一端
例：这里正在修路，我们无法通过。	
经过：表示途径某地（附近、旁边）
例：我这次出差正好经过深圳，就来和你聚一聚了。
通过不能作为名词使用。
经过作为名词使用：表示事情发展的过程
例：老师把孩子吵架的经过告诉了家长。
通过在时间上，既可以用于过去，也可以用于未来。
例：通过打折活动，一定能吸引很多人来消费。	
经过在时间上，只能用于过去。
例：经过再三思考，她还是决定来中国生活。

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通过和经过的区别

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The best way to prepare for anything is to practice. The same applies to job interviews. Thus, having passed such a mock interview, you will get practical experience close to a real one, you will assess your weak sides (and strengthen them of course), and besides, you will obtain the necessary confidence. 

A mock interview is the best way to practice your winning strategy for a real job interview with a future employer. But to do everything properly, you should organize the entire training process and its circumstances as accurately as possible, to make you feel familiar and calm about your future interview. 

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You've just gotten a new job! That means you'll be earning a bit more — so you go out to celebrate and buy yourself that nice car you've been looking at.

Or perhaps you've finally finished paying off your mortgage, so you let yourself eat at restaurants more often, and start getting a nicer coffee on the way to work every day.

Then you look at your bank account and wonder where all the money went!

Something called "lifestyle creep" might be to blame.

Lifestyle creep, also called "lifestyle inflation," is when you find yourself with some more money — for example, after getting a new job or paying off a mortgage — but then spend more as a result.

You find a new lifestyle creeping up on you like a monster from behind the sofa!

It's easy to do: you feel you've earned the right to enjoy yourself and treat yourself to some small luxuries.

But experts warn that this can quickly get in the way of your financial goals — if you're saving for retirement, for example.

And if you get used to the changes you've made to your lifestyle, you could even end up in a worse position than you were in before.

Of course, we all need to treat ourselves from time to time. But if you find you're not saving any more even as your income has increased, that may be a sign that you need to make a change, according to finance expert Robin Aiken.

The trick is to stick to a budget, even as you begin to earn more.

You can still enjoy nice things, says financial planner Paco de Leon, but try to avoid too much impulse buying — that's buying something without giving it much thought.

With some smart saving, you can make that extra income go a long way — and keep the monster behind the sofa!