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back someone = support back up = support back down = stop arguing to end the fight back off = stop pressuring me back out = change your mind have got your back = ready to support you
Hi Pam, maybe the expression "got off on the wrong foot" is related to a bad day that you are having, in Spanish we'd say "me levanté con el pié izquierdo" which stands literally by "I got up with my left foot"
Yes, I agree. And I love how similar idioms can be in different languages. In English we also say 'I got out of bed on the wrong side this morning' to mean 'I am in a bad mood for no clear reason'.
Feel free to practise in the comments.
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You are so kind, Kumar! Thanks for all the support.
Really informative ❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
thank you very much for this wonderful explanation
Thank -you- so much for commenting!
I like your teaching, please make more and longer of your video, I am hunger of learning more from you! 🥰 thank you so much 👍🙏
Thank you, thank you! If I can build the channel up with more views, I will! In the meantime, please follow me on instagram... that is where I am most active. Same username.
Thank you very much ❤
Thumps up. Yeah, a ton of fun learning idioms that people actually use. I do hear them every now and then.
Cool!
Love u mam
Great username! Thank you for the support.
thumb through the magazine = flipping through the magazine
green thumb = good at farming
stick out like a sore thumb = look different that others
Leg it (slang) = run fast
break a leg = good luck
cost an arm and a leg = very expensive
back someone = support
back up = support
back down = stop arguing to end the fight
back off = stop pressuring me
back out = change your mind
have got your back = ready to support you
Head off = Head out = Leave
Head for = Go to
Head back = return to where you were before heading for it. = go back
Head over heels = crazy in love
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Nose around = get into other's privacy and things
nosy = nosing around
Thank u Pam
Thank you, TomTom！
foot the bill = pay the bill
got off on the wrong foot = first meeting was bad
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Thank you! Cheers!
be armed = have a gun
up in arms about sth = very upset about sth
give my right arm = really want sth to give an arm to get it
elbow v. = hit with your elbow
elbow grease = hard physical effort
heart v. = love v. !!! not standard English
wear your heart on your sleeve = easily hurt by emotions
eye v. = look at
keep an eye on sth = look after sth
see eye to eye on sth = have a similar opinion with someone
Hi Pam, maybe the expression "got off on the wrong foot" is related to a bad day that you are having, in Spanish we'd say "me levanté con el pié izquierdo" which stands literally by "I got up with my left foot"
Yes, I agree. And I love how similar idioms can be in different languages. In English we also say 'I got out of bed on the wrong side this morning' to mean 'I am in a bad mood for no clear reason'.
shoulder the responsibility = carry the responsibility
have a chip on your shoulder about = angry for long time with
neck = kiss !! old English
risk your neck = do dangerous activities that could hurt you
stick your neck out = take the risk instead of someone else
Can u give me a hand in idioms learning
✋ Here you are 😅. Any questions, just ask.
Now I'm eyed to you
You are eyeing me? That sounds intense! Eyeing is more like staring than watching.
It's really difficult 😢
No! It is just a lot. Take it little bit by little bit, and practise. You will be fine.
mouth the word = move your lips with a word but don't make sound
put your foot in your mouth = said sth embarrassing
are you an American or British
Neither! I am from Australia.
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thank you
May you please have a better or improved conversation with yourself or especially counterparts. 📐⚠️🟨⚠️.