Learn 8 English Idioms You Can Use At Work! 🧑💼🔨
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- In this English lesson you'll learn 8 different idioms that you can use when you're talking about work. Each of these are quite common. In fact I heard 5 of these just over the past few days. I'll be sure to explain the meaning, and also give you a number of example sentences as well. You'll also be able to hear the pronunciation as I use each of them numerous times.
In this lesson you'll learn words and phrases like: to roll up your sleeves, to bend over backwards, to get cracking, to go the extra mile, to cut corners, to have your work cut out for you, to pull your socks up, and to have your hands full.
I hope you enjoy this lesson on business idioms.
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I still wish the phrase was "go the extra kilometer" but alas, the U.S. and U.K. just have a grip on these phrases! 😎🚀🏋
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I have been watching your video for over 7 years now on a daily basis. When I do my house chores, I always listen to you, so it is a win-win, finishing my work and listening to English and learning from you. Although I ended up in Canada since 7 years now and although I really speak English very very well now but I can't stop listening to you because there is always something new to learn and also you are so nice teacher with positive energy that keeps everyone motivated. Merci encore et Bon journée ❤
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I'm a Russian speaking student who's about to take an IELTS exam in a couple of months so I need to roll up my sleeves to enrich my vocabulary. I'm trying to learn new words and phrases everyday by listening or reading different texts/podcasts, there's no way to cut corners while preparing for such an exam. People who want to get a higher score, need to get cracking on their preparation. It's really good if you go the extra mile and find supplementary resources while getting ready for the exam. Those who are lazy or don't feel motivated need to pull their socks up! Despite the fact that it can be sometimes very hard to find 'the right time' to sit at the table and start working because you have your hands full, try to do your best anyway! IELTS exam preparation means you have your work cut out for you.
Very clever and well done! You used all those idioms perfectly. Sounds like English is your first language - again, well done! 👍
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"To roll up the sleeves" is very accurate to say when the work is coming hard💪🏻
Learning Package ( Job Idioms)
1- roll up your sleeves.
2- to bend over backwards.
3- get cracking
4- to go the extra mile.
5- you shouldn't cut corners.
6- to have your work cut for you.
7- pull your socks up.
8- to have your hands full.
# Sentences: 🎉❤
1- I need to roll up my sleeves and study for an international admission test in the university.
2- I needed to bend over backwards at the Job until midnight even When I didn't want to do it.
3- I got cracking this morning in the job because I arrived 14 minutes late.
4- I like to go extra miles when I study English.
5- I shouldn't cut corners and getting married to rich boy in order to get succeed in this life.
6- I had to cut work for my children, it was urgent to pick them up.
7- pull up your socks or you will be punished.
- pull up your socks or you will be fired.
8- Could you help me with my homework!?
Answer: not sorry I have my hands full at the Job maybe your sister may help u.
Now- Does anyone could correct my imperfections on my sentences ❤
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You don't cut corners but go the extra mile! Thank you, have a great week!
thank you bob for teaching me this idiom "have my hands full". cause i always have trouble in managing time and plans, there are too many things i need to handle, think, and check, i just always make myself have my hands full.
maybe bob could teach us some ways to express our anxiety or busy in daily life. thank you a lot, wish you have a good day.💖
Thanks for the useful phrases!
At the start I was confused by phrase "popped out' but then I have involved into the lesson with all my might :)
Yes, when you're at work or at home you can "pop out" to do something. It means to do it quickly and efficiently. I might "pop out" to get some ice cream or something like that! 😎🚀🏋
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Thanks for the lesson. Some students can be a handful. They don't want to roll up their sleeves, muck in, bend over backwards or go an extra mile. They just slack off. When they fall behind they need to catch up. Thanks for the idea with a basket for phones.
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Thank you so much, Teacher. I've just listened to this lesson twice, not enough if I like to go the extra mile. I have to bend over backwards, so I'll try to pull my socks to learn English.
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To roll up your sleeves, I think it is the universal one. It is easy to know the meaning. I can tell the meaning without being told what it means. Great video!
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Great video Bob, as per usual! I would only like to add the idiom "to go above and beyond". I know it's very similar to "to go the extra mile" or "to go the whole nine yards", but I thought it was worth mentioning it, cos I think it's quite common and useful too. Have a great rest of the falling month! 😉💪
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I watched the video three times cos i need to use them if i remember them, cut corners offten do by people who are not responsible some people do it on purpose to get anything cheaper, we should avoid it. Don't bite more than you can chew as well, we should veg out from time to time, and we should roll up our sleeve if do togue works, i'm delighted that mrs. Jen always go extra mile to make the customers feel satisfied with the flowers that you two sold,
Sometimes people bend over backwards to finish their work. When i was an elemetary school students i needed to get cracking or else i would be late, i don't have any work cut out for me today i have too much time on my hands. Japanese people usually pull their socks up to make their boss elated.😂
Note: Noriko san commented on this lesson on the comment you know, plus japanese people are puntual people like you.😊
Sad reality in japan:
Workers there too stress about work, probably that's because they have their hands full, however they force themself to settle everything.😢
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Before last one is so nice idiom. I really needa pull my socks up😊
You went for the extra miles, bending backwards and pulling your socks up literally. This helped us to memorize these idioms 😀👏✨ Thanks,sir.
I was glad I didn't lose my balance and fall over! 😎🚀🏋
Great video 👍 have a good day teacher Bob. And yeah, I really have my work cut off for me today ! 😊
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Very clear explanations to these works idioms....thx so much👍🙂
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We in Russia also have this idiom about rolling sleeves befor hard work. It sounds /zakatat rukava/😂. Thanks for useful lesson. You are perfakt, as always❤
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