This expression indicates a desire or inclination to do something. It's similar to 'to feel like' or 'to be in the mood for' in English.
This expression indicates a desire or inclination to do something. It's similar to 'to feel like' or 'to be in the mood for' in English.
This phrase introduces a subordinate clause expressing something that the subject knows to be true.
This phrase introduces a subordinate clause expressing something that the subject knows to be true.
This expression is used to indicate that an action, despite being carried out, does not produce the desired result.
This expression is used to indicate that an action, despite being carried out, does not produce the desired result.
This informal expression indicates a sudden realization, understanding, or accomplishment. It's similar to 'eureka!' or 'I've got it!'
This informal expression indicates a sudden realization, understanding, or accomplishment. It's similar to 'eureka!' or 'I've got it!'
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