Hello, fellas! How was your day? Mine was extremely exhausting. Tonight, we’ll have #IOTW session about body parts. Let’s start!
- All ears. Meaning: fully listening
- Example:
- “You have to be all ears in the meeting.”
- Example:
- Break a leg. Meaning: good luck
- Example:
- “You’ll have exams next week? Break a leg!”
- Example:
- Cold feet. Meaning: nervous feeling
- Example:
- “All new singers have cold feet before their first appearance.”
- Example:
- Cost an arm and a leg. Meaning: very expensive
- Example:
- “Those new gadgets cost an arm and a leg.”
- Example:
- Cry your heart out. Meaning: cry very hard
- Example:
- “He was so devastated that he cried his heart out.”
- Example:
- Face the music. Meaning: stand up to bad situations
- Example:
- “I didn’t study for the test. I guess I’ll have to face the music.“
- Example:
- Flesh and blood. Meaning: relative
- Example:
- “The Prince is the flesh and blood of the late king.”
- Example:
- Head start. Meaning: an earlier start
- Example:
- “He succeeds faster because he had a brilliant head start.”
- Example:
That’s all I can share tonight, fellas. Don’t miss our upcoming topics! Thank you for your attention. Have a good rest and good night!
Compiled and written by @iismail21 for @EnglishTips4U on Sunday, 15 May, 2016.
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^MD
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