English expression: To steal someone's thunder To steal someone's thunder means to take the attention away from someone else, when they were expecting to get all the credit. Eg: When Ayoub thought he was taking all his manager attention with his new idea, his junior Ahmed stole his thunder by bringing a creative idea which stollen not only the manager's attention, but even Hamza's.

Peace be upon you This is Yassine from Morocco. Of you're interested we can exchange languages, I can help you with French and Arabic in return for English. I would like to have a constructive conversation depending on our level in each language. I would be available in the next 35 minutes. So if you're interested leave me a message and I'll get back to you God willing.

Peace be upon you Through chances various, through all vicissitudes, we make our way.... Aeneid In this quote, why is it not various chances?

Peace be upon you I'm available for a quick conversation. In Arabic, French or English.

Advanced vocabulary : Emulate: Imitate with intent to equal or to surpass. Avarice : Strong greed, desire for wealth, cupidity. Assiduous : Hardworking, diligente. Extol: Praise in the highest terms. Contrite: Feeling remorseful for a sin or shortcoming. Adulation : A show of excessive admiration or devotion. Surreptitious : Clandestine, stealthy. Disparage: Speak of slightingly without respect, to defame.

Peace be upon you A quick question: Q1: Do you have money? Q2: Do you have a pen? My question is the following: Which of the following answers match with each question? Or both answers work for both questions? And why? Yes, I do. Yes, I have.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله تعالى وبركاته May Allah's peace and blessings be upon you Que la paix d'Allah et sa miséricorde soit sur vous If anyone would like to have a conversation, I'd be glad to exchange with you in any of these three languages : Arabic, English, French. I'd be free half an hour from now. Ps: only decent and respectful people are welcomed.

Que la paix d'Allah et sa miséricorde soit sur vous. Je sais qu'on peut dire: -Je viens de rompre mon jeune. -Je viens de casser mon jeune. Ma question est la suivante : Qu'elle expression est la plus utilisée selon vous?

Peace be upon you I would like to know your opinion about these two words: repeat and repetition. Both of them can be used as nouns. Do you think we can use them interchangeably? Or are they different in use?