If you can't fly then run
 if you can't run then walk
if you can't walk then crawl
 but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward

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Different Ways to Say "Yes"

The following are some wonderful ways to say ‘Yes’, along with their meaning in Kurdish.

1. Yes
به‌ڵێ

2. Yea
به‌ڵێ

3. Yeah
به‌ڵێ

4. You bet
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

5. Certainly
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

6. Of course [informal]
به‌ڵێ

7. Definitely
به‌ڵێ، هیچ گومانی تێدا نییه‌

8. Absolutely
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵیاییه‌وه‌

9. That's right
به‌ڵێ، ڕاسته‌

10. You're on
به‌ڵێ

11. Naturally
به‌ڵێ

12. Sounds great
به‌ڵێ

13. By all means
به‌ڵێ

14. Aye
به‌ڵێ

15. Yup
به‌ڵێ

16. Yep
به‌ڵێ

17. Right on [old-fashioned slang]
به‌ڵێ

18. Surely
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

19. Sure
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

20. Sure thing
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

21. Great
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

22. For sure
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

23. Indeed
به‌ڵێ، به‌ دڵنیاییه‌وه‌

24. Why not
به‌ڵێ

25. Exactly
به‌ڵێ

26. Undoubtedly
به‌ڵێ، بێگومان

27. Unquestionably
به‌ڵێ، بێگومان

28. All right
به‌ڵێ

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lounge

lounge (verb, noun) /laʊndʒ/ 

You have probably heard people use the word lounge when talking about a room for relaxing or waiting, like the ones you might find in airports, train stations, or other public places. Mostly in UK English, a lounge is also a living room in someone’s home and, in US English, it’s a piece of furniture, an often backless sofa with a headrest at one end. All these senses relate to the very lounge, which means ‘to spend time lazily, or doing nothing in particular’ or ‘to rest or lay down lazily.’

Example sentences

• The passengers are waiting for their flight in the lounge.
• After school, the kids watch TV in the lounge.
• Jim sat in the lounge.
• Emily lounged away the afternoon.
• Jared lounged on the grass, enjoying the sunshine.

In pop culture

Lounge music is a type of easy listening music, mainly from the 1950s and 60s. It wasn’t called lounge music at the time, but the label was applied to it later, partly because it is the kind of music people might listen to for relaxation, but also because it is the kind of music that was played in hotel or cocktail lounges. Singer Billy Joel wrote his song “Piano Man “about his experience of working as a lounge singer in a hotel. You can listen to it and read the lyrics here https://youtu.be/xEprNGh3FRo

lounge /laʊndʒ/  v.,  lounged, loung•ing, n. 
v. [no object]

1. to pass time lazily or in doing nothing.
2. to rest or lie down lazily;
   lean lazily;
   loll.

n. [countable]

3. Furniturean often backless sofa having a headrest at one end.
4. a usually public room for relaxing or waiting:the VIP lounge at the airport.
5. a section on a train, plane, or ship for socializing.

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2018

lounge  (lounj), v.,  lounged, loung•ing, n. 
v.i. 

1. to pass time idly and indolently.
2. to rest or recline indolently;
   loll:We lounged in the sun all afternoon.
3. to go or move in a leisurely, indolent manner;
   saunter (usually fol. by around, along, off, etc.).

v.t. 

4. to pass (time) in lounging (usually fol. by away or out):to lounge away the afternoon.

n. 

5. Furniturea sofa for reclining, sometimes backless, having a headrest at one end.
6. a place for sitting, waiting, smoking, etc., esp. a large public room, as in a hotel, theater, or air terminal, often with adjoining washrooms.
7. a section on a train, plane, or ship having various club or social facilities.
8. a cocktail lounge.
9. [Archaic.]the act or a period of lounging.
10. [Archaic.]a lounging gait.

loung′y, adj. 

•  origin, originally uncertain 1500–10

• 1. loaf, idle, relax, dally, potter.

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

lounge /laʊndʒ/vb

1. (intr; often followed by about or around) to sit, lie, walk, or stand in a relaxed manner
2. to pass (time) lazily or idly

n

1. a communal room in a hotel, ship, theatre, etc, used for waiting or relaxing in
2. (as modifier): lounge chair
3. chiefly brit a living room in a private house
4. 
   Also called: lounge bar, saloon bar brit a more expensive bar in a pub or hotel
5. chiefly us canadian an expensive bar, esp in a hotel
6. a sofa or couch, esp one with a headrest and no back
7. the act or an instance of lounging

Etymology: 16th Century: origin unknown

a KTV parlor/lounge
A lot of my time is spent in the student lounge
chaise lounge / longue
club lounge
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: lounge is empty, but Jack and Jill
concierge lounge
curtain rises the lounge
Departure lounge/hall
female lounge
girls' lounge
in the hotel lounge in Beijing
lobby/lounge/hall
lounge
lounge
Lounge / Loll
lounge & stroll
lounge act
lounge grill
lounge his days off [lounge off]
lounge jacket
Lounge lizard
Preposition: on or in a ship; on or in a skyscraper lounge.
recliner vs. chaise lounge
sit on the lounge beneath the throw rug
Social lounge feel
tea lounge
The Ladies is way on the other side of the departure lounge
the teachers' lounge / one of the pupils' chairs [apostrophe?]
try talking to the agent manning the lounge

leisure (noun, adjective) 

"I like to spend my leisure time watching the sunset.

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Leisure is time free from the demands of work or duty.

كاتی به‌تاڵ

• When William was working, taking classes, and raising his children, he dreamed of a life of leisure.

Leisure also means ‘free or unoccupied.’

• Minnie reads historical fiction during her leisure hours.
• After Mary Beth retired, she spent her leisure time painting.

Common Uses

at your leisure: at a convenient time. Example: “There is no rush. Please review my essay and respond at your leisure.”

at leisure: without hurry or pressure. Example: “Since Melissa’s noon appointment was canceled, she was able to enjoy her lunch at leisure.”

WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2018

  lei•sure /ˈliʒɚ, ˈlɛʒɚ/  

n. 

[uncountable]

1. freedom from the demands of work or duty:
   a life of leisure.
2. time free from the demands of work or duty:
   the leisure to pursue hobbies.

  adj. 

3. free or unoccupied:
   leisure hours.
4. having leisure;
   not required to work for a living:
   the leisure class.
5. designed for entertainment or recreation:
   video games and other leisure products.

  Idioms

6. Idioms
   at leisure: 
   • with free time:
     Do it when you're at leisure.
   • without haste or pressure;
     slowly:
     He finished the book at leisure.
7. Idioms
   at one's leisure, when one has free time;
   at one's convenience:
   Reply at your leisure.

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2018

  lei•sure  (lē′zhər, lezh′ər), 

   n. 

1. freedom from the demands of work or duty:
   She looked forward to retirement and a life of leisure.
2. time free from the demands of work or duty, when one can rest, enjoy hobbies or sports, etc.:
   Most evenings he had the leisure in which to follow his interests.
3. unhurried ease:
   a work written with leisure and grace.
4. Idioms
   at leisure: 
   • with free or unrestricted time.
   • without haste;
     slowly.
   • out of work;
     unemployed:
     Because of the failure of the magazine, many experienced editors are now at leisure.
5. Idioms
   at one's leisure, when one has free time;
   at one's convenience:
   Take this book and read it at your leisure.

   adj. 

6. free or unoccupied:
   leisure hours.
7. having leisure:
   the leisure class.
8. Clothing
   (of clothing) suitable to or adapted for wear during leisure;
   casual:
   a leisure jacket.
9. designed or intended for recreational use:
   leisure products like bowling balls and video games.

lei′sur•a•ble, adj. 

lei′sure•less, adj. 

•  Old French, noun, nominal use of infinitive Latin licēre to be permitted
•  Middle English leisir 1250–1300

    leisure /ˈlɛʒə; us: ˈliːʒər/

n

1. time or opportunity for ease, relaxation, etc
2. (as modifier): leisure activities
3. ease or leisureliness
4. at leisure ⇒ having free time for ease, relaxation, etc
5. not occupied or engaged
6. without hurrying
7. at one's leisure ⇒ when one has free time