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Common Similes in English (As …As …)
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interesting expressions
Hi Gérard !
I understand that double-dip is getting money from two different sources. Is it always illegally ?
I understand that double-dip is getting money from two different sources. Is it always illegally ?
Dernière édition par MurielB le Ven 24 Nov - 22:34, édité 1 fois
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Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
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No Muriel, nothing illegal, just improper.MurielB a écrit:Hi Gérard !
I understand that double-dip is getting money from two different sources. Is it always illegally ?
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Muriel,
I didn't know about this meaning of "double-dip".
For me, double-dip was a financial expression expressing a double downward movement such as the diagram of the stock market showing the shape of W
I didn't know about this meaning of "double-dip".
For me, double-dip was a financial expression expressing a double downward movement such as the diagram of the stock market showing the shape of W
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KEEP A STIFF UPPER LIP: remain stoic in the face of trouble; control one's emotions. Washington Times: <<British people are often stereotyped as having a stiff upper lip, able to weather tempests without breaking a sweat. If life hands you lemons, make lemonade — that sort of thing.
So I suppose we shouldn’t be too surprised when the news from London in yesterday’s Telegraph reported: "Elderly man smokes pipe as his car sinks in a lake: Man appeared unconcerned as he awaited rescue from the water.">>
"If life hands you lemons, make lemonade" means if bad things happen, try to find a positive side to them.
So I suppose we shouldn’t be too surprised when the news from London in yesterday’s Telegraph reported: "Elderly man smokes pipe as his car sinks in a lake: Man appeared unconcerned as he awaited rescue from the water.">>
"If life hands you lemons, make lemonade" means if bad things happen, try to find a positive side to them.
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A bar of chocolate is my best one !
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What about a jar of Nutella?
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Is it fat free ?
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No Muriel.
In addition, there's palm oil.
In addition, there's palm oil.
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Expressions for going crazy
Hi Gérard, everyone !
I remember the expression which I found funny when I was studying English
I remember the expression which I found funny when I was studying English
I realize now how old-fahioned it is.To have bats in the belfry
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Given the architecture around you (belfry), I'm not surprised you liked it.MurielB a écrit:Hi Gérard, everyone !
I remember the expression which I found funny when I was studying EnglishI realize now how old-fahioned it is.To have bats in the belfry
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Howdy.
I'm posting oodles of pics, here in "English Idoms" or elsewhere.
Sometimes, the postings come again, and again.
Don't learn them by heart, don't be bored learning...
In my mind, learning a language had to be a bit like when a baby learns from their parents.
Don't be bored learning, practice and the things you need, the things that are repeated will be fixed in your mind.
Practice, practice, you will learn without big effort (though efforts will accelerate knowledge).
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10 funniest English idioms
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I know most of them ! what about you ?
I know most of them ! what about you ?
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I know them as well but I don't use them.MurielB a écrit:... http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/10-funniest-idioms-people-learning-english/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_content=inf_29_49_2&utm_campaign=bos&tse_id=INF_b0329a457b104444af790f65b526751b
I know most of them ! what about you ?
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The adjective "nice" is very loosely used in the English language. you don't need to know a lot of words to appear friendly !
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I only use LOL, i should know the other ones !
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Muriel,
It might become necessary in Café polyglotte of the future...
It might become necessary in Café polyglotte of the future...
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Another idiom with "butterfly": A social butterfly
A social butterfly can fit into any room, be comfortable, make friends, and fly away to the next gathering and repeat the process all over again
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English Idioms2
Hi everyone,
The pictures of this thread are published on the Internet:.
-> (Facebook) English Idioms
-> (Web) Fluentland
I didn't create them myself, not good enough
Enjoy!
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I forgot to say a previous Thread can be found there -> English idioms
The pictures of this thread are published on the Internet:.
-> (Facebook) English Idioms
-> (Web) Fluentland
I didn't create them myself, not good enough
Enjoy!
~~ edit
I forgot to say a previous Thread can be found there -> English idioms
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Boots Vocabulary
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How to Use A, AN – THE – "NO ARTICLE"
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Common Verb Collocations in English
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NB: I'd like to point out: "to make the bed"
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Other Ways to Say …
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