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💢#Remain /rɪˈmeɪn/ BrE AmE #verb
بقي؛ ظل؛ مكث

1️⃣LINKING VERB to continue to be in a particular situation or condition

🔹The dictator has remained in power for over 20 years.
🔹The economy remains fragile.
1️⃣🅰️to continue to be something, even after a long period of time

🔹Japan’s low crime rate remains the envy of the industrialized world.
🔹Her answer remained ‘no’ even after we begged her to reconsider.
🔹Population growth remains a serious issue in Bangladesh.
1️⃣🅱️to have a particular attitude, opinion, or belief and not change it

🔹Andrew remained firm in his belief that the policy was wrong.
🔹We remain confident that our company offers the lowest prices available.
2️⃣INTRANSITIVE to stay in a particular place or position and not leave it

🔘remain at/in/with etc:
🔹You must remain in bed for three days after surgery.
🔹His family remained at home while he looked for work in London.
3️⃣INTRANSITIVE to continue to exist, especially after other things have gone or been dealt with

🔹My financial problems remained even after I had found a job.
🔹Only a handful of these rare fish remain in Scotland.
🔹Although the area has certainly improved, much remains to be accomplished.
📚#Register:

   ✨In #everyday_English, people usually say something or someone stays in a particular state, condition, or place, rather than remains in it:

    ▪ We stayed friends.
📚#Phrases:

🚩it (only) remains for me to do something
🚩it remains to be seen (whether/what/how)


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💢#Trouble /ˈtrʌbəl/ BrE AmE #verb [transitive]

كدر ; أقلق ; عكر ; أثار ; أزعج

1️⃣to make someone worried

🔹What’s wrong? Is something troubling you?

🔘it troubles someone that:
🔹It troubles me that I haven’t heard from her recently.

2️⃣#spoken_formal to cause someone a slight problem or difficulty by asking them to do something for you

🔹I’m sorry you’ve been troubled – it won’t happen again.

🔘trouble yourself:
🔹‘I’ll call her if you like.’ ‘No, don’t trouble yourself.’

2️⃣🅰️#spoken_formal used for making a polite request

🔹I’m sorry to trouble you, but can I borrow a pen?

🔘trouble someone for something:
🔹Could I trouble you for a lift home?

🔘trouble someone to do something:
🔹Could I trouble you to pass the butter?

3️⃣usually progressive if a part of your body is troubling you, it is not working as it should and is causing you pain

🔹His right shoulder is troubling him.

📚#Register:

   ✨In #everyday_English, people usually say not bother to do something rather than not trouble to do something:

    ▪ They didn’t bother to ask me what I thought.

📚#Phrase:

🚩trouble to do something


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📗#re.search /rɪˈsɜːtʃ $ -ɜːr-/ BrE AmE #verb [intransitive and transitive]
يقوم ببحث

1️⃣to study a subject in detail, especially in order to discover new facts or test new ideas ⇨ investigate:

💥He’s been researching material for a documentary.

🔘research into

💥Ten years ago I began researching into the role of women in trade unions.

2️⃣to get all the necessary facts and information for something:

💥This book has been very well researched.

✨researcher #noun [countable]

📚#phrases:

🚩an area/field of research

🔹This is a very exciting area of research.

🚩a piece of research

🔹A recent piece of research shows why marriages break up.

🚩a body of research (=results from several pieces of research)

🔹There is a large body of research which indicates that passive smoking causes cancer.

📚#COMMON_ERRORS:

❎► #Do_not_say 'make research'.
✅► #Say do research or carry out research.

📚#Register:

  ✨In #everyday_English, people often use the expression do research rather than the verb to research:

🔹She’s been doing some research into the history of the area.

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