New trendy English Expressions 23 مصطلح انجليزي جداد عشان تبقى كوول و ماشي مع الترند!

Описание: Voice over by: Ahmed Adel
Script writers: Tamany Elnashar & Amany Farghaly
Video Editor: Amira Yasser
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New trendy English:

Super instead of very 

Brand new instead of very new

Awesome instead of very good

Buzzy : popular in media (trendy) for eg: the new movie is so buzzy

Workafrolic: to enjoy and have fun at work

On fleek: perfectly done

On fire: of a person, means excited, enthusiastic, and full of energy

Of an event, means full of action.

Of a place, hopefully not, means it is burning down

Fire or lit: something is outstanding or amazing.

Cheesy: mlazza2

Savage ! : a harsh or a tough, strong action

 To chillax: a blend between to chill & relax

Fishy: suspicious (there’s something fishy going on)

To cringe: means to feel embarrassed and ashamed about what someone is doing or saying. You can even cringe at yourself, but let’s be honest here, we normally cringe at other people.

Weirdo! : a weird person! As simple as that

Ghost

The meaning of the word ghost (when used as a noun) that most of us are familiar with is the spirit of a dead person, like the kind we often see appearing and disappearing in movies. Now the word ghost has a new, informal meaning that has to do with disappearing.
Used as a verb, to ghost means to suddenly cut off contact completely with someone (usually a romantic partner) by not answering their phone calls and text messages.
You’ll often hear it used in the past tense (ghosted)… since you don’t know you’ve been ghosted until it’s too late!
I haven’t heard from her in more than a week. She totally ghosted me

Hangry

Have you ever been hangry? I know I have. Hangry (hungry + angry) is when you’re in a bad mood and feeling frustrated because you need to eat right now.

Binge Watch

To binge watch is to watch many episodes of a TV series one after another without stopping. The word binge by itself means to overdo something.

 Staycation

Ever taken vacation days from work and had nowhere to go? Well, if you have no travel plans, then spend your vacation at home and have a staycation (stay + vacation).
I go see the world every chance I get. So everyone was surprised that I’m having a staycation this holiday.

hang in there:
remain persistent and determined in difficult circumstances.

Keep me posted

On the spot: immediately 

out of the question: out of the discussion

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