🇻🇪 *Venezuela — The Land of Oil & Stunning Nature*
📍 Geographical Location Venezuela is located in the northern part of South America, overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It shares borders with Colombia, Brazil, and Guyana.
*🏙️ Capital:* Caracas
*👥 Population:* Approximately 28 million people
*🗣️ Official Language:* Spanish
*💰 Currency:* Venezuelan Bolívar
*⛽ Economy:* - Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world 🌍 - Its economy depends heavily on oil exports. - The country has experienced a severe economic decline in recent years
*🌿Geography & Nature:* - Angel Falls: the highest waterfall in the world 🏞️ - Remarkable natural diversity including coasts, mountains, rainforests, and plains - One of the richest countries globally in biodiversity
*📜Key Facts: - The name “Venezuela” means “Little Venice” - One of the founding members of OPEC - Considered one of the most naturally beautiful countries in South America - Famous worldwide for beauty pageants and multiple Miss World titles 👑. #importantinformation
As we approach the end of the year, it’s the perfect time to set fresh intentions. Share your New Year’s resolutions for 2026 in the comments. We’d love to hear them!
10 MYTHOLOGICAL IDIOMS AND THEIR MEANINGS 🧜♂️ 1. Achilles' heel Meaning: A person's weak spot or vulnerability. Origin: From Greek mythology Achilles was invulnerable except for his heel, where he was struck and Killed. 2. Pandora's box Meaning: A source of endless trouble or problems. Origin: From the myth of Pandora, who opened a forbidden box and released all the evils into the world. 3. Herculean task Meaning: A job or effort that requires enormous strength or courage. Origin: Refers to the 12 labors of Hercules, which were extremely difficult. 4. Sisyphean task Meaning: A task that is endless and futile. Origin: From the myth of Sisyphus, condemned to roll a boulder uphill forever, only for it to roll back down. 5. Midas touch Meaning: The ability to make money or be successful easily. Origin: From King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold. 6. Trojan horse Meaning: Something or someone that seems harmless but is intended to cause harm or deceit. Origin: From the Greek myth where the Greeks used a wooden horse to sneak into Troy. 7. Caught between Scylla and Charybdis Meaning: Trapped between two dangers where avoiding one means facing the other. Origin: From Homer's Odyssey Scylla was a sea monster, and Charybdis a deadly whirlpool. 8. Opening the floodgates Meaning: To unleash a large amount of something (often uncontrollable). Origin: While also biblical, it relates to various myths where divine punishment unleashed floods (e.g., Deucalion's flood in Greek mythology). 9. Narcissistic Meaning: Being excessively self-absorbed or vain. Origin: From Narcissus, a youth who fell in love with his own reflection. 10. Atlas carried the world on his shoulders Meaning: Refers to someone burdened with a huge responsibility. Origin: Atlas was a Titan condemned to hold up the sky for eternity.
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🇻🇪 *Venezuela — The Land of Oil & Stunning Nature*
📍 Geographical Location
Venezuela is located in the northern part of South America, overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It shares borders with Colombia, Brazil, and Guyana.
*🏙️ Capital:*
Caracas
*👥 Population:*
Approximately 28 million people
*🗣️ Official Language:*
Spanish
*💰 Currency:*
Venezuelan Bolívar
*⛽ Economy:*
- Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world 🌍
- Its economy depends heavily on oil exports.
- The country has experienced a severe economic decline in recent years
*🌿Geography & Nature:*
- Angel Falls: the highest waterfall in the world 🏞️
- Remarkable natural diversity including coasts, mountains, rainforests, and plains
- One of the richest countries globally in biodiversity
*📜Key Facts:
- The name “Venezuela” means “Little Venice”
- One of the founding members of OPEC
- Considered one of the most naturally beautiful countries in South America
- Famous worldwide for beauty pageants and multiple Miss World titles 👑.
#importantinformation
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Novel . Great Expectations.
Summary.
Part One. "A Boy from the Forge"
#GreatExpectatations_CharlesDickens
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Some sentences never leave us.
They wait quietly… and return when we least expect them.
📖 Drop a line from any book (along with author, writer's name) that still lives in your mind.
(Just one line.)
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As we approach the end of the year, it’s the perfect time to set fresh intentions. Share your New Year’s resolutions for 2026 in the comments. We’d love to hear them!
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What are your New Year's 🎇 resolutions ?
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آکسیجن کا سلنڈر 🛢️ تقریباً 10سے25ہزار کا ہے جبکہ میرا رب24گھنٹے آکسیجن فری مہیا کرتا ہے .
فَبِاَيِّ اٰلَآءِ رَبِّكُـمَا تُكَـذِّبَان
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What does " Accolade" mean?
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10 MYTHOLOGICAL IDIOMS AND THEIR MEANINGS 🧜♂️
1. Achilles' heel
Meaning: A person's weak spot or vulnerability.
Origin: From Greek mythology Achilles was invulnerable except for his heel, where he was struck and Killed.
2. Pandora's box
Meaning: A source of endless trouble or problems.
Origin: From the myth of Pandora, who opened a forbidden box and released all the evils into the world.
3. Herculean task
Meaning: A job or effort that requires enormous strength or courage.
Origin: Refers to the 12 labors of Hercules, which were extremely difficult.
4. Sisyphean task
Meaning: A task that is endless and futile.
Origin: From the myth of Sisyphus, condemned to roll a boulder uphill forever, only for it to roll back down.
5. Midas touch
Meaning: The ability to make money or be successful easily.
Origin: From King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold.
6. Trojan horse
Meaning: Something or someone that seems harmless but is intended to cause harm or deceit.
Origin: From the Greek myth where the Greeks used a wooden horse to sneak into Troy.
7. Caught between Scylla and Charybdis
Meaning: Trapped between two dangers where avoiding one means facing the other.
Origin: From Homer's Odyssey Scylla was a sea monster, and Charybdis a deadly whirlpool.
8. Opening the floodgates
Meaning: To unleash a large amount of something (often uncontrollable).
Origin: While also biblical, it relates to various myths where divine punishment unleashed floods (e.g., Deucalion's flood in
Greek mythology).
9. Narcissistic
Meaning: Being excessively self-absorbed or vain.
Origin: From Narcissus, a youth who fell in love with his own reflection.
10. Atlas carried the world on his shoulders
Meaning: Refers to someone burdened with a huge responsibility.
Origin: Atlas was a Titan condemned to hold up the sky for eternity.
#Greek #mythology #character #vocabulary #idioms
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Do you pronunciation of following words?
Chassis
Wednesday
Subtle
Paradigm
Aisle
Buffalo 🐃
Receipt
Guy de Maupassant
Montgomery
Susan
Archive
Vitamin
Privacy
Lettuce 🥦
Cucumber 🥒
Brother
Breakfast
Onion
Loose
Receipt
Advice
Advise
Debris
Dowry
Chaos
Government
Parliament.
Bomb
Comb
Beloved
Assume
Use
Usage
Moustache
Assumption
Resilience
Perseverance
Cache
Niche
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