everybody welcome back to our weekly

live stream my name is Alisha and today

we're going to talk about everyday

English idioms I've chosen some very

common idioms that we use a lot in

American English so today I'm going to

talk about what these expressions mean

and when and how you can use them in

your everyday life too so we have a lot

of vocabulary to cover today as I talk

about these expressions please feel free

to make some sentences in the chat on

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I'm going to introduce the meaning of

the expression and then how you might

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all righty then so let's begin then over

here on the left side of the board with

this expression and I think many of you

know to kill two birds with one stone to

kill two birds with one stone I was just

talking to control desk control desk has

a similar expression which is to kill

two birds with one bullet okay with one

bullet so this idea here two birds one

stone

this means to do one task like to take

one action in this case the action is a

stone we say stone because a long time

ago like when hunting we had we could

throw I guess throw a stone so stone

means Rock and use it to kill an animal

we were hunting in this case two birds

so to kill two birds with one stone

means to achieve two things with one

action to achieve two things with one

action so you can use this at the office

for example maybe you have a meeting and

the meeting is with someone you haven't

seen for a long time so you can maybe

say oh I'm going to kill two birds with

one stone

I'll catch up with this person and we'll

meet about a specific topic so to kill

two birds with one stone means to

achieve to achieve two things

with one action two birds with one stone

so I think many people are familiar with

this expression to kill two birds with

one stone so a good warm-up one uh and

as I said if you have an example

sentence please feel free to send that

in the chat I will try to check okay the

next one I use a lot on this channel and

I use it a lot on like social media or

to talk about the things that we are

doing here to keep an eye out to keep an

eye out and usually the preposition that

we use here to keep an eye out for

something to keep an eye out for

something so I say like please keep an

eye out for our next video or please

keep an eye out for the new series we're

making so please keep an eye out for

means please watch carefully or please

like wait carefully so it's like

something something is coming something

is coming soon and I hope you are ready

for it so I want you to be ready for it

please keep an eye out for our next

video please keep an eye out for a new

restaurant in the neighborhood so please

keep an eye out for means please look

for so this means like keep one eye

specifically you might hear keep your

eyes also in the plural form means like

please use your eyes to watch carefully

for something use your eyes to watch

carefully for something so keep an eye

out for something

okay uh I don't see any examples yet but

I will check throughout today's lesson

let's go to the next one this next one

is maybe a little bit more challenging

to understand oh sorry

black cow Kim yes you can use the plural

form keep your eyes out for is also okay

okay um so let's go to this next one to

add fuel to add fuel to the fire

so fuel what is fuel fuel is like the

stuff you put in a car or another

machine to make the car run so gasoline

or maybe petrol so gasoline is an

example of fuel to add fuel to the fire

to add fuel to the fire so fire course

fire is not a good situation

so fire is dangerous fire is bad so to

add fuel to the fire means to add

something else to the fire it begets

it gets bigger and bigger in other words

so to add fuel to the fire we always use

the definite article here not to add

fuel to the fire means to make to make

to make a bad situation to make a bad

situation worse to make a bad situation

worse

so there's already a problem and then

when you add fuel to the fire something

happens or someone makes a decision that

makes a bad situation an even bigger

problem to add fuel to the fire so we

might use this in an example where like

there's been a mistake in a project but

then the leader of the project gets sick

we're like oh no this adds fuel to the

fire

this

makes the problem worse to add fuel to

the fire okay

Edgard on YouTube says is this like

teasing someone who's already angry in

that case we have a different expression

so Edgard I'll add one to today's list

to tease someone who is already angry

like you're doing it on purpose I'll add

that down here we have the expression to

poke the bear to poke the bear

so when you want to for some reason

tease somebody so to tease someone means

to make jokes or to kind of insult them

you poke poke is this motion poke is

this motion and bear is the animal so a

bear it's like an aggressive animal so

we use the expression to poke the bear

when we want to tease somebody who is

already upset I was already angry so to

add fuel to the fire usually describes a

situation specifically a situation okay

um let's see other examples good okay I

don't see other questions so let's

continue to the next one the next one is

to wrap your head around something to

wrap your head around something to wrap

this verb is used for like presents

yeah so we cover a presence we cover a

box this action is called wrapping to

wrap something but here this expression

to wrap your head around something like

we cannot actually put our head around

an object this expression just means to

understand something to understand

something

to understand something usually

something that is confusing and we often

use this expression in the negative form

like I can't wrap my head around why he

made this decision or I can't wrap my

head around why he wrote that message so

I can't understand that thing so to wrap

your head around something kind of makes

it sound a little bit more like you're

closer to the situation it has a more

casual feel about it I can't wrap my

head around this so we often use this

idiom in the negative form I can't wrap

my head around that okay on to the next

one

to call it a day to call it a day we use

this expression at the end of the day

like when we are leaving the office or

like we're leaving school and we usually

say I'm gonna call it a day I'm gonna

call it a day

so to call it a day means to finish or

to decide to decide to finish to decide

to finish work to decide to finish

school so maybe you've been working all

day you reach the stopping point in your

work and you think okay I'm finished for

today I'm going to call it a day so it

here is today so I'm going to say today

is done today's is one day I'm finished

with the day I'm gonna call it a day so

we use this at the end of the day

usually when we leave work or we leave

school or we leave someplace where we

have responsibilities of some kind

okay good I don't see any questions yet

some good examples are coming in about

wrapping your head around something Lily

says why aren't you wrapping your head

around this it's not your business oh

why are you wrapping your head around

this that one's a little that means to

understand so we wouldn't use this to

mean no like in that case maybe it seems

like why do you know that or how did you

know that it's not your business we

would use it in that way we use wrap

your head around something to try to

understand something confusing we do not

use this expression for like asking why

someone knows something or how someone

knows something

yeah dude guy have funny name and you do

has a good response to your answer too

but your head into something that's good

for your situation okay on to the next

one time's going quick last one I have a

beautiful visual for this is a rocket

the expression is it's not rocket

science it's not rocket science this

expression means it's not difficult it's

not difficult so why did we choose this

expression so rocket science means

science we need to use to launch a

rocket like to send a rocket to space

which is difficult or at least it has

the we associate that we think it's a

difficult topic so it's not rocket

science is used when we kind of want to

tease someone and say this really isn't

difficult you can do it so for example

like sending an email that's maybe

someone is having trouble sending an

email and we want to tease them like

come on it's not rocket science so it's

not a difficult task you should be able

to do this it should be no problem it's

not rocket science

okay it's not a big deal all right

so we'll end there for the first part

who knows a lot of explanation I gotta

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last week this is the talking online PDF

this one has lots of Internet phrases on

the back here so if you like if you see

these online this is what these common

expressions me and then there are some

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about the Internet this other one I

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leisure

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next part is here this one I also have a

beautiful visual for okay so this next

expression is to burn the candle at both

ends to burn the candle this is my

candle you'll notice it's looking weird

so to burn means like to have light

something on fire and it gradually goes

down

like a candle right so usually when we

burn a candle it's at one end so this is

one end of a candle this is the other

end of a candle to burn the candle at

both ends however means to work

extremely hard so it means to work hard

yes but usually with negative effects so

yes you're working hard but because

you're burning the candle at both ends

the candle we were we imagine the candle

as like your health like your body's

condition or your mental condition so if

you burn the candle at both ends

your mental or your like physical

condition goes down very quickly so

there are negative effects to burning

the candle at both ends so maybe for

example someone who's at the office like

every night until 2:00 in the morning

they're burning the candle at both ends

like they're working too hard it's

having a negative effect on their mental

state or on their physical state to burn

the candle at both ends to burn the

candle at both ends okay good on to the

next one to be in the dark to be in the

dark so in the dark we always use this

though we always use the definite

article in the dark in this expression

so dark dark means there's no light so

like at night time there is no light

there's no sunlight there's nothing this

expression means to have no information

to have no information so we use this

expression when we want to share

that we don't know something but maybe

other people do so maybe you didn't

check an email or you didn't get some

information you need so you can say I'm

in the dark about the topic for today's

meeting or I'm in the dark about the

plans for this weekend what's going on

so I'm in the dark means I have no

information I don't know anything I

can't see anything I'm in the dark in

terms of information okay good some

examples are coming in I'm burning the

candle at both ends improving my English

okay but be careful because this is like

remember there's kind of a feeling of a

negative effect like it's a little bit

too much maybe but good other I saw one

more awesome one I think Lily wrote I'm

burnt out right now I'm burnt out yes so

burn out isn't similar a similar

expression which means I did too much I

did too much okay on to the next one

then this one to play devil's advocate

this is a really interesting expression

with a really interesting history that I

don't have time to talk about I don't

thing so let's look at just the meaning

to play to play here does not mean like

to have fun or like to go out and enjoy

yourself

to play here refers to like an actor or

an actress playing meaning being in the

role of so to play devil's advocate so

the devil like to give like a little

image of it the devil is like this bad

is bad creature right evil creature

so devil's advocate so an advocate is

someone who works for someone else like

you're trying to convince someone of

something for someone else

so in this case if I make myself an

example sentence I say I'm going to play

devil's advocate

this expression means to argue against

something to argue against something for

discussion purposes so this is very very

common in business or in like any kind

of debate or discussion to play devil's

advocate so this means I don't believe

the question I'm asking you but I'm

going to ask you the question so that we

can talk about it so for example if a

friend shares an idea a business idea

with me and she says I want to create a

bar this is my concept I might say okay

I'm going to play devil's advocate here

so maybe I think it's a good idea but we

need to talk about all the possibilities

so I say okay like how are you going to

get money or how are you going to

promote this so we say I'm going to play

devil's advocate in other words I'm not

going to just agree with you I'm going

to ask you questions so you have to

explain yourself so a lot of people

sometimes I've noticed they get kind of

like not sure when they have to explain

themselves but this is very very common

in like English business and as well

just in in sharing ideas in English

discussions okay

on to the next one time's going quick to

draw a blank to draw a blank means to be

unable to remember something to be

unable to remember something a great

visual to remember something a great

visual for this is when someone asks you

something and you think you've heard of

it before maybe you don't know but you

can't remember it's like in your head

someone said like hey do you remember

that English Channel from

Internet you're like yes but I can't

remember I can't remember so in your

head you're like this maybe you know

this symbol on like in like text so

you're reading text and there's a blank

like I just drew a blank there's

something here that I can't remember to

draw a blank means to be unable to

remember something I can't remember this

thing sorry I'm drawing a blank on her

name or I'm drawing a blank on that

company means I can't remember it in my

mind there's a blank space right there

to draw a blank okay on to the next one

another fire expression to fight fire

with fire to fight fire with fire means

to use the same weapon are the same well

let's go with weapon so use the same

weapon as your opponent so to fight fire

with fire means to do the same thing as

the person opposing you as your enemy so

this doesn't mean in like fighting but

it usually means in like arguments so

for example if your neighbor shouts at

you and says you're too noisy then you

might shout back you use the same tactic

shouting to say well you stay up too

late and make lots of noise so to fight

fire with fire means to use the same

strategy in a competition or in a fight

to fight fire with fire so if I use fire

my opponent will also use fire to fight

fire with fire

ok onward we have lots to talk about

still to go viral to go viral means to

get very popular on the Internet in a

very short period of time so like maybe

a 24 hour period of time or something

like that to go viral so my video went

viral or this picture went viral this

went viral we

in past tense a lot to go viral in past

is we went viral my video went viral

something went viral okay his Facebook

okay hmm interesting

okay I think YouTube is okay let's go

then to this last one for this category

hair of the dog hair of the dog this is

specifically used in alcohol related

situations so hair of the dog that bit

you

this is used on the day after drinking

you have a really bad what's called

hangover that feeling of you drank

alcohol you feel bad the next day so we

say to cure a hangover try the hair of

the dog that bit you I don't have time

to explain like the whole history of

this phrase but it means drink a little

bit of the alcohol you have the night

before to fix your hangover the hair of

the dog is alcohol means alcohol a

little bit of alcohol okay on to I guess

will continue on I think there might be

an issue with the facebook stream sorry

about that some kind of delay maybe but

I hope that it's okay so I'm gonna

continue on I think YouTube is still

okay which is good so let's continue to

the last parts the last ones are pretty

quick pretty quick expressions first one

is hands down hands down means no doubts

no doubts so for example hands down she

is the best actress her hands down that

was the best movie of last year hands

down that was the most amazing concert

I've ever seen that means no doubts so

the image here is like like there's no

hands there's no other people suggesting

something different so that means

there's no doubts there's no other ideas

so hands down we use it right before a

strong opinion you

so hands down that was the best dinner

you've ever made no doubts no doubts

alright next one not my cup of tea

not my cup of tea means I don't like it

I don't like it so we use this to try to

softly say we don't like something so

like cup of tea it's yes a very simple

kind of everyday thing but when we say

that's not my cup of tea it means that's

not what I prefer that's not the thing

that I like it's not for me

so like that movie wasn't my cup of tea

or mmm I don't think that restaurant is

my cup of tea so it means maybe other

people like it that's fine but it's not

for me

I don't really like it very much it's

not my cup of tea

it's not my cup of tea alrighty almost

then on the fence is the next one on the

fence so on the fence maybe let's add a

visual here let's say that this is a

fence ok so on the fence if we're here

on the fence let's imagine this is a

person on top of the fence this

expression means not able to decide

something on the fence so I can't decide

I can't decide I'm on the fence about we

use we usually use the preposition about

I'm on the fence about something like

I'm on the fence about which place I

should move to or I'm on the fence about

which job I should take so when you have

two options in a situation and you can't

decide oh I should go this side or I

should go this side to be on the fence

means to be unable to decide we express

our indecision

I don't know I don't know so we say I'm

on the fence I'm on the fence

okay last three to read between the

lines to read between the lines is a

very common expression imagine as you're

reading text there are many lines in

text so in a book or in the newspaper we

have this is one line or two lines of

text so as we read we see this

information and in conversations of

course in conversations we don't have

these lines of course so to read between

the lines means to understand the

meaning that is not being said it's to

understand the reak the meaning that's

not being said so I think other like I

know an expression and in Japanese is to

read the air to read the air this is the

English version to read between the

lines so that means to understand

something that is not being said

directly someone didn't directly say it

but we need to try to understand it so

like maybe a party host is it's late at

night and there are still many people at

the party the party house starts to

clean up maybe cleaning up from the

party and you might say oh like let's

read between the lines here the party

host wants us to leave so they didn't

say please leave but they're showing

like it's time to go so to read between

the lines means to understand something

that's not set all right

last two last do this one is long but I

this is an interesting expression to me

I think about this expression a lot the

expression is to take the wind out of

someone's sails to take the wind out of

someone's sails the meaning of this

expression is to cause someone

to cause someone to lose confidence so

this is a great one for an image I will

draw very quickly so this comes from

like a boat a sail a sail on a boat how

gosh it's so hard to see is the big

sheet that a boat uses an old boat uses

to move so the boat needs wind yeah the

wind is caught in the sail and that

pushes the boat along so to take the

wind so that means to remove the wind

from someone's sails so imagine a person

okay imagine a person is a boat and you

or someone removes the wind from that

person sails that means you take their

confidence away like they can't move or

they feel stuck you're taking away their

motivation so that's to take the wind

out of someone's sails like oh my boss

told me that my my work was bad last

week

that's like oh like that person took the

wind out of my sails like they took away

my confidence they took away my

motivation or like I invited my friend

for coffee but she just ignored my

message like it took the wind out of my

sails so there's like a loss of

confidence involved there okay last one

last one hit they have easy one I

finished with an easy one she means to

go to sleep to go to sleep I'm gonna hit

the hay means I'm gonna go to sleep you

might also know hit the sack that's

another one that means go to sleep Leah

yes stealing my Thunder is a little bit

different stealing my thunder means

taking like taking over when someone

else has an exciting moment so like

Kanye West taking over for Taylor Swift

wasn't that when he like was like

Beyonce did the greatest album ok never

move I'll tell you later yeah so these

are some everyday English idioms that

you can use at work

at school at home yes to take the wind

out of someone sales is to demoralize

them the person all right but I have to

finish up today's lesson if you are

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finish up there for today thanks very

much for sending lots of example

questions or example sentences we'll be

back again next week next week I'm going

to talk about use to and would used to

and would so next week will be August

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10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time there's an

S T there it should be th but just for

them so so they know that will be 10

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maybe your school studies or whatever so

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我们要去 练习很多成语

我要介绍t的意思

他的表达，然后你如何

使用这个表达，然后我会尝试

检查聊天，看看你的

例句，看看你是否使用

正确

在棋盘的左边有

这个表情 我想你们中的很多人都

知道用一块石头

杀死两只鸟 用一块石头杀死两只鸟 我刚刚

和控制台说话 控制台有

一个类似的表情就是杀死

两只鸟，一颗子弹 好的，一颗

子弹，所以这里的想法是两只鸟一颗

石头，

这意味着做一项任务，比如采取

一个行动在这种情况下，行动是一块

石头，我们说石头，因为很久

以前就像狩猎时我们有我们 可以

扔我猜扔石头所以石头

意味着岩石并用它来杀死

我们正在狩猎的动物在这种情况下是两只鸟

所以用一块石头杀死两只鸟

意味着用一个

动作实现两件事用一个动作实现两件事

所以 你可以用这个 例如在办公室

，也许你有一个会议，

而会议是和一个你

很久没见的人，所以你可以

说哦，我要用一块石头杀死两只鸟，

我会赶上这个人 我们

会讨论一个特定的话题，所以

一石两鸟的意思是

实现

一举两事，一石两鸟，

所以我想很多人都

熟悉“一石两鸟”这个表达方式，

所以 一个很好的热身，嗯，

正如我所说，如果你有一个

例句，请随时

在聊天中发送，我会尝试检查

下一个我在这个频道上经常使用的，

我在喜欢上经常使用它 社交媒体

或谈论我们

在这里做的事情 密切关注 密切

关注，通常是

我们在这里使用的介词 留意某

事 留意某

事 所以我说喜欢 请

留意我们的下一个视频或请

留意新系列 我们正在

制作，所以请留意

手段，请仔细观看，或者请

仔细等待，这样就好像

某事即将发生，某事即将发生

，我希望你准备

好了，所以我希望你准备好

请 留意我们的下一个

视频 请留意附近的新

餐厅 所以请

留意手段 请

寻找 所以这意味着像保持一只眼睛

特别是你可能会听到 保持你的

眼睛也是复数形式 意思是

请用你的眼睛仔细观察

某事用你的眼睛

仔细观察某事所以要

留意某事

好吧呃我还没有看到任何例子但是

我会在今天的课程中检查

让我们转到下一个这个 下

一个可能有点

难以理解 oh sorry

black cow Kim 是的，你可以使用复数

形式 keep your eyes out for 也可以，

好吧，让我们去下一个

添加燃料，为冷杉添加燃料 e

所以燃料 什么是燃料 燃料就像

你放入汽车或其他

机器中使汽车运行的东西 所以汽油

或可能是汽油 所以汽油是

燃料的一个例子 向火中添加燃料 向火

中添加燃料 所以火 当然，

火不是一个好的情况，

所以火是危险的 火是坏的，所以

给火添加燃料意味着在火中添加

其他东西

它会导致它变得越来越大，

换句话说，为了给火添加燃料，我们总是

使用 此处的定冠词 not to add

fuel to the fire 意思是使 使

情况变得更糟 使情况变得更糟 使情况

变得更糟

所以已经存在问题 然后

当你火上浇油时发生了某

事或某人 做出一个决定，

使糟糕的情况成为更大的

问题，火上浇油，所以我们

可能会在一个例子中使用这个，比如项目

中出现错误，

但项目负责人

生病了 这火上浇油

火上浇油 好吧

Edgard 在 YouTube 上说这就像

取笑已经生气的人在

这种情况下我们有不同的表达方式，

所以 Edgard 我将在今天的列表中添加一个

来取笑像你一样已经生气的人

'我是故意这样做的

poke poke 是这个动作 poke 是

这个动作，bear 是动物，所以一只

熊它就像一个好斗的动物，所以当我们想取笑已经不高兴的人时，

我们会用这个表达来戳熊

我已经生气了，所以要

加油 火通常描述一种

具体情况 g 包裹

这个动词用于类似

礼物 是的，所以我们覆盖一个存在 我们覆盖一个

盒子 这个动作被称为包裹

包裹一些东西，但在这里这个表达

把你的头包裹在一些东西上，就像

我们实际上不能把我们的头放在

一个物体周围这个表达 只是意味着

理解某事 理解

某

事 理解某事 通常

是令人困惑的事情，我们经常

以否定形式使用这个表达方式，

比如我无法理解他为什么

做出这个决定，或者我无法理解

为什么 他写了那条信息，所以

我无法理解那件事，所以把

你的头绕在某种东西上

，听起来有点像你

更接近这种情况，它有一种更

随意的感觉

head around this

所以我们经常以否定形式

使用

这个成语

我们是 离开办公室或者

就像我们要离开学校，我们通常

说我要收工 我

要收工 所以收工意味着完成或

决定决定完成

决定完成 工作以决定完成

学业，所以也许你已经工作了一

整天，你达到了工作的停止点

，你认为好吧，我今天完成了

，我要收工所以今天就

到这里了，所以我 我要说

今天结束了今天是一天我结束

了这一天我要收工所以

我们在一天结束时使用它

通常当我们下班或离开

学校或离开某个地方时 我们

有某种责任

好吧 很好 我没有看到任何问题 但是

一些很好的例子正在出现关于

把你的头缠在一些东西上 莉莉

说你为什么不把头缠

在这不是你的事哦

你为什么要缠上你的 绕着

这个有点意思是要

理解，所以我们不会用这个来

表示 不像在那种情况下，也许

看起来你为什么知道，或者你

怎么知道这不是你的事我们

会以这种方式使用它，我们会用

你的头来试图

理解一些令人困惑的东西我们不

使用这个表达 比如问为什么

某人知道某事或某人如何

知道某事

是的，伙计的名字很有趣，而且您确实

对您的回答也有很好的反应，

但是您的头脑进入了

对您的情况有好处的事情上，下

一次很快上一次 我有一个

漂亮的视觉效果，因为这是

火箭 表达是它不是火箭

科学 这不是火箭科学 这个

表达意味着它不难 它

不难 所以我们为什么选择这个

表达，所以火箭科学意味着

我们需要用来发射

火箭的科学 喜欢向太空发射火箭，

这很困难，或者至少它

有我们认为这是一个

困难的话题，所以当我们有点想这样做时，它不是火箭

科学

让某人放松，说这真的

不难，你可以做到，

例如发送一封电子邮件，可能

有人在发送电子邮件时遇到问题

，我们想取笑他们，就像

来吧，这不是火箭科学，所以这

不是一项艰巨的任务 应该

能够做到这一点应该没问题这

不是火箭科学

好吧这没什么大不了的

所以我们将在第一部分结束

谁知道很多解释我

必须在下一部分快速进行所以我们

休息一下，我

现在将介绍一些我

在课程开始时提到的新 PDF，

我们今天有另一台相机很酷，所以我

拿起了我想我上周展示了这个，

有一点我

我现在给你看这两个 这是我

上周展示的 这是在线谈话 PDF

这个有很多互联网短语

在这里所以如果你喜欢如果你在

网上看到这些这就是这些常用的

表达我然后还有

其他一些常用短语和 您

可以使用的问题以及

有关互联网的词汇 这个另一个我

想展示的 这是休闲 它说

休闲

这意味着爱好 所以谈论你的

爱好，然后在后面再次是

一些额外的词汇，可以帮助你

具体表达你的爱好

所以挑选这些了，你可以选择其中一个还有很多更多的，所以你可以看看这些，你可以在YouTube或Facebook上的视频上面的视频下面的链接中找到这些如果你看的Instagram的 请

检查 YouTube 或

Facebook 转到下一部分

下一部分在这里 这个我也有一个

漂亮的视觉效果 好的 所以下一个

表达是在

两端燃烧蜡烛 燃烧蜡烛 这是我的

蜡烛 你会注意到它在看我们 ird

so to burn 意思是

点燃某物，然后它会

像蜡烛一样逐渐下降，所以通常当我们

燃烧蜡烛时，它在一端，所以这

是蜡烛的一端，这是

要燃烧的蜡烛的另一端 然而，两端的蜡烛

意味着非常努力工作，

所以它意味着努力

工作 喜欢你的健康 喜欢你的身体

状况或精神状况 所以如果

你在两端都烧蜡烛，

你的精神或你的身体

状况会很快下降，所以

在两端烧蜡烛会产生负面影响，

所以也许

例如有人在 办公室

每天晚上直到凌晨 2:00

他们在两端都在燃烧蜡烛

好像他们工作太努力 燃烧蜡烛

对他们的精神

状态或身体状态产生负面影响

两端都烧

蜡烛 两端都好 好的 继续

下一个 在黑暗中 在

黑暗中 所以在黑暗中 我们总是使用这个

虽然我们总是

在黑暗中使用定冠词 在这个表达中

如此黑暗 黑暗意味着没有光所以

就像在晚上没有光

没有阳光没有什么这个

表达意味着没有

信息没有信息所以我们使用这个

表达当我们想要

分享我们不知道的东西但也许是

其他的 人们这样做也许你没有

查看电子邮件或者你没有得到一些

你需要的信息，所以你可以说我

对今天会议的主题一无所知，

或者我

对这个周末的计划一无所知 发生了什么事，

所以我在黑暗中意味着我没有

信息 在两端提高我的英语

还可以，但要小心，因为这是 就像

记住有一种

负面影响的感觉，可能有点

太多了，但其他的

很好 t 类似一个类似的

表达，这意味着我做的太多了 我

做得太多了 下一个

然后这个扮演魔鬼的拥护者

这是一个非常有趣的表达，

有一段非常有趣的历史，我

没有时间谈论我 don't

thing so let's see just the meaning

to play to play 并不是说

喜欢玩得开心或喜欢

出去玩 在这里玩是指像演员

或女演员在玩的意思是

扮演这样的角色 扮演魔鬼的拥护者，

所以魔鬼喜欢给

它一点形象 魔鬼就像这样 坏

是坏生物 对 邪恶的生物

所以 魔鬼的拥护者 所以拥护者是

为别人工作的人 就像

你试图说服别人

给别人的东西

所以在这种情况下，如果我让自己成为一个

例句，我说我要扮演

魔鬼的拥护者，

这个表达的意思是

反对某事，为了讨论目的而反对某事，

所以这

在商业或任何类型

的辩论中都很常见 或讨论扮演魔鬼的

拥护者，这意味着我不相信

我问你的问题，但我

会问你这个问题，以便我们

可以谈论它，例如，如果

朋友分享一个想法，一个商业想法

和我一起，她说我想创建一个

酒吧，这是我的概念

你将如何

获得金钱或者你将如何

推广这个所以我们说我要扮演

魔鬼的拥护者换句话说我

不会同意你我

要问你问题所以你有 向

很多人解释自己，

有时我没有注意到 他们

有点不知道什么时候必须解释

自己，但这

在英语业务中非常常见，

而且在英语讨论中分享

想法时也很

常见 空白意味着

无法记住某事

无法记住某事 出色的

视觉效果 记住某件事

不记得就像在你的脑海里

有人说，嘿，你还记得

来自互联网的英语频道

吗？你就像是的，但我不

记得我不记得

了 符号在类似的文本中，所以

你正在阅读文本并且有一个空白，

就像我刚刚画了一个空白这里有

一些东西我不记得

画一个空白意味着无法

记住某些东西我不记得这

件事对不起 我正在画一个空白 她的

名字或我在那家公司上画一个空白

意味着我记不起它

那里有

一个空白可以在下一个上画一个空白好吧

fire

意味着使用相同的武器 是相同的

让我们使用武器 所以使用与

你的对手相同的武器 所以

用火打火意味着

和你的敌人做同样的事情 所以

这并不意味着 喜欢打架，但

它通常意味着类似的争论

，例如，如果你的邻居对你大喊大叫

，说你太吵了，那么你

可能会回喊

以

火攻火的意思是在比赛中使用相同的

策略，或者在战斗中

以火攻毒所以如果我用火

我的对手也会用

火以火攻火

好的，我们还有很多话要说

病毒式传播意味着

变得非常流行 在

很短的时间内在互联网上传播，所以可能

是 24 小时或

类似的时间来传播病毒，所以我的视频

传播了病毒，或者这张照片传播

了病毒，我们

用过去时态传播了很多病毒 过去

是我们走红了 我的视频走红了

某事走红了 好吧 他的 Facebook

好吧 嗯 很有趣

好吧 我认为 YouTube 还可以 让我们转到

最后一个 用于此类

狗的毛发 狗的毛发 这

专门用于与酒精相关的

情况 所以咬你的狗的头发

这是在喝酒后的第二天使用的

你有一个非常糟糕的东西 所谓的

宿醉 你喝酒的感觉

你第二天感觉很糟糕 所以我们

说要治愈宿醉 试试

狗的头发 bit you 我没有

时间解释这句话的整个历史，

但它意味着喝一点

你前一天晚上喝的酒

来解决你的宿醉狗的头发

是酒精意味着酒精一

点点酒精 好的 我想我

会继续我认为

Facebook 流可能存在问题

抱歉可能会出现某种延迟，但

我希望没关系，所以我会

继续我认为 YouTube 仍然

可以，这很好，所以让我们 继续

到最后部分 最后一个是相当

快 相当快速的表达 第一个

是放下手 放下意味着毫无疑问

毫无疑问 所以例如放下 她

是最好的女演员 她放下那

是去年最好的电影

放下那 是我见过的最令人惊叹的音乐会

，这意味着毫无疑问，所以

这里的图像就像没有

手，没有其他人提出

不同的建议，这意味着

毫无疑问，没有其他想法，

所以我们在 a

强烈的意见你

这么说那是你做过的最好的晚餐

毫无疑问 毫无疑问

好吧 下一个 不是我的一杯茶

不是我的一杯茶 意味着我不喜欢它

我不喜欢它 所以我们用这个 试着

软化 你说我们不喜欢

像一杯茶这样的东西，是的，这是一种非常简单

的日常事物，但是当我们说

那不是我的那杯茶时，这意味着那

不是我喜欢的那不是我喜欢的东西

它不适合我

所以就像那部电影不是我的一杯茶

或嗯我不认为那家餐厅是

我的一杯茶所以这意味着也许其他

人喜欢它那很好但它不

适合我

我不太喜欢它

不是我的那杯茶，

这不是我的那杯茶，好吧，

然后在栅栏上是栅栏上的下一个，

所以在栅栏上也许让我们

在这里添加一个视觉效果让我们说这是一个

栅栏，好吧，如果我们是，就在栅栏上 这里

在篱笆上 让我们想象这是一个

人在篱笆上 这个

表达意味着不能决定

篱笆上的东西 所以我不能决定

我不能决定我在篱笆上 关于我们

使用 我们通常使用 关于

我在围栏上的介词关于我在围栏上

关于我

应该搬到哪个地方或者我在围栏上

哪些工作，我应该采取所以当你在一个情况下两个选择，你不能决定哦，我应该去这一边，或者我应该走这一边是在围栏手段无法决定我们对此表示犹豫不决我不 '不知道 我不知道 所以我们说我

在栅栏上 我在栅栏上

好的 最后三个

字里行间阅读 字里行间阅读是一个

非常常见的表达方式 想象你正在

阅读文本

文本中有很多行，所以在一本书或报纸上我们

有这是一行或两行

文本，所以当我们阅读时，我们会看到这些

信息，

当然在对话中在对话中我们当然没有

这些行，所以要阅读

字里行间的意思是理解

没有说出来的意思是理解reak 没有说出来的

意思

所以我想其他就像我

知道一个表达和日语是

读空气读空气这是

英文版 在字里行间阅读，

这意味着理解

某些东西

没有直接说出来的人没有直接说出来，

但我们需要尝试理解它，所以

就像派对主持人可能是

深夜，派对上还有很多

人派对屋开始

清理也许 清理完

派对，你可能会说，哦，就像让我们

在字里行间读一样，派对

主持人要我们离开，所以他们没有

说请离开，但他们表现得

好像是时候走了，所以在字里行间读

意味着 理解

一些没有设置好的东西

last two last do this one is long but I

这对我来说是一个有趣的表达 我经常

思考这个表达 这个

表达是把风从

某人的风帆中取出 把风从

某人的风帆中取出 这个表达的意思

是使

某人使某人失去信心所以

这是一个很棒的图像我会

很快画出来所以这来自

像船帆船帆多么

天哪这很难看到 是大

s 注意到一艘船使用

旧船用来移动所以船需要风

想象一个人是一艘船，而你

或某人消除了那

个人的风帆，这意味着你

剥夺了他们的信心，就像他们无法移动或

他们感到被困一样

像哦，我的老板

告诉我上周我的工作很糟糕

，就像哦，就像那个人

从我的帆上吹走了风，就像他们带走了

我的信心，他们带走了我的

动力，或者就像我邀请我的朋友

喝咖啡，但她只是 忽略了我的

信息，就像它把风吹走了我的

风帆，所以就像失去了

信心，好吧，

最后一击，最后一击，他们有一个轻松的击球，我

完成了一个简单的击球，她打算

去睡觉去睡觉我是 会

出事的意思 s 我要睡觉了 你

可能也知道打麻袋 那是

另一个意思是睡觉 Leah

是的，偷我的雷声有点

不同 偷我的雷声意味着

当

别人有激动人心的时刻时接管

Kanye West 接替 Taylor Swift

并不是因为他喜欢

Beyonce 做了最伟大的专辑 ok never

move 我稍后会告诉你是的 所以这些

是一些日常英语习语，

你可以

在学校在家工作时使用是的

让某人脱胎换骨 销售就是让他们士气低落

好吧 但是

如果你

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今天结束了

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下周再次回来 下周我

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and would so 下周将是 8 月

28 日 Augus t 8 月 28

日星期三晚上 10 点。 东部标准时间有一个

S T 应该是 th 但只是为了

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