2023-03-11T22:51:55+08:0021/10/2020|Categories: Idioms|
In Chinese, there is a saying that one’s personality is hard to change. Inborn personality is different in each person. You may encounter people with different personality even they are twins. In English, there are many idioms that can be used to describe a person. Let’s learn the following 8 idioms about people’s personality!
2023-03-11T22:51:55+08:0019/10/2020|Categories: Idioms|
There are many meaningful idioms and proverbs in Chinese. However, if we want to translate them into English, we cannot do it word by word. Therefore, we will now study the English version of the following 8 idioms, so that you can use them in your composition next time!
2023-03-11T22:51:55+08:0021/9/2020|Categories: Daily, Idioms, Phrasal-Verbs|Tags: 日常英語, 英文詞彙|
There are many idioms about food, for example the one we always hear is ‘the apple of my eye’. This means the person is adored by someone. Isn’t that fascinating? Let’s learn 8 food idioms today!
2020-08-12T13:55:38+08:0024/8/2020|Categories: Business, Conversation, Idioms|
Use these work idioms in conversation to talk about your job, your working matters, office politics and relationships. All these idioms are connected with the world of work.
2023-03-11T22:51:56+08:0021/8/2020|Categories: Daily, Phrasal-Verbs|
Girls usually like dressing up and matching different clothes to build up their own styles. We always use ‘wear’ and ‘remove’ to describe putting on and taking off the clothes. However, there are other words or phrasal verbs we can use to describe this action.
2020-07-27T13:10:08+08:0027/7/2020|Categories: Idioms|
You can dress up and wear heavy makeup on the day of Halloween, but there is an easier way to scare people off too! There are a lot of creepy and gross idioms that you can learn. Do you know what ‘over my dead body’ means? How about the meaning of ‘jumping out of one’s skin’ ? Let’s check out more idioms below.
2020-06-30T19:41:40+08:0030/6/2020|Categories: Idioms|
Idioms in English are often tricky as they have figurative meanings and the actual meanings. This article is focusing on idioms about keeping and spilling secrets. Do you know how to tell others to keep a secret in idiom? What is the idiom to accuse someone of spilling the secret? What is the true meaning for ‘my lips are sealed’? Is it to keep or to spill the mysterious information? If you want to know about the secrets in these idioms, just click on and find it out!
2023-03-11T22:51:57+08:0019/6/2020|Categories: Idioms|Tags: idioms|
If you can master the field of idioms, it would be a great surprise to a lot of native speakers, as idioms are a crucial component in English. Do you know the meaning of breaking a butterfly on a wheel? What does it mean to describe people by the idiom ‘bee’s knee’? Let’s click on to check them out!
2023-05-13T17:11:12+08:0017/6/2020|Categories: Idioms|Tags: idioms|
There are a larger number of idioms that exist in the English world so it can be one of the interesting ways to learn English without just reciting grammar and vocabulary. Do you know what means by having a bee in your bonnet? Is the fly on the wall describing a real scene? Let’s check them out by learning these idioms about flies!
2020-06-12T11:21:33+08:0027/5/2020|Categories: English Tips, Grammar|Tags: common mistakes, preposition|
To improve English level, apart from a rich variety of vocabularies and sentence structures, the use of preposition plays a vital role as well. Do you want to know how good is your English? Do you want to talk like a native speaker? Let’s try the following test to see if you would make those common mistakes while using preposition or not!
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