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If it is popular enough, what's the point of doing it? Tell me.

English popular idioms are indispensable words and expressions in western life. If you want to learn English well, you must not ignore them.

Do you feel at a loss when the teacher says "pull over"? When someone invites you to a potluck party, do you go to the party empty-handed? In a fast food restaurant, the clerk asked, "Eat here or take away?" Will it be very confusing and confusing? "Call me!" Not a proposal. "Write me a short message!" You must wait in line. The United States said, "Hey! What's the matter! " Don't say "I'm fine!" " Have you ever played these jokes? Let's see, what do you think of these words?

Dinner: a way of gathering. The host prepares the venue and tableware. Participants must bring a dish or prepare drinks. You'd better ask the host in advance.

Pull over. Stop the car.

Drop me a line! Write me a letter.

Call me. = Call me! Call me!

Eat here or take away? Take-out is still in class.

Cool: That's cool! Equal to the common proverb "Cool!" For young people in Taiwan Province Province. , said not bad! Can be used for people or things.

What's the matter? = What happened? = What's new? Say hello when you meet, "What have you been up to recently? Is there anything new? " The general answer is "nothing!" Or "nothing new!"

Stop it! = Knock it out! = Stop it! Don't do that! Jokes between classmates.

Don't mess with me! Don't mess with me!

Cheer up! Cheer up!

Do you know what time it is? What time is it now? Don't mistake others for asking you out.

Hold on. = Don't give up. Keep working hard. Hold on.

Give me a break! Give me a break! (joking)

Hold on. A moment, please.

Blow it. = screwed up. I screwed up.

It's really a big problem. What a bother.

What a terrible day. What a terrible day.

Go ahead. Let's go

You bet. = Of course. Of course; Look at me!

Wishful thinking. Wishful thinking.

Don't make such a fuss! Don't be so picky.

It's a long story Alas! it's a long story

How are you doing? How are you? How are you doing? How are you doing?

Take things for granted. take for granted

Don't put on airs Don't put on airs

Give me a ride! = Give me a ride! Give me a ride!

Have a crush on someone.

What are the conditions? What is the inside story?

Party animals. Party fanatic (person who likes to go to parties)

My neck hurts. = nuisance. A thorn in the side is a thorn in the flesh.

The skeleton in the closet. Wash your dirty clothes.

Don't make me angry! Don't make me angry!

Unlikely. = The chances are slim.

I racked my brains. I racked my brains.

She's such a burden. She is really in the way.

Daydreaming. daydream

I've had enough. I've had enough!

It doesn't match your clothes. It doesn't match your clothes.

What's the point? = What are you trying to say? What are you trying to tell me?

Of course. It must be.

Let's get something to eat. Let's go to eat. Let's get something to eat!

I'll treat you to lunch (a drink; Diner). It's my treat. It's my treat. My treat.

Let's go Dutch. Go Dutch.

My stomach is upset. My stomach is upset.

Have loose bowels.

When eating steak, the waiter will ask, "How would you like it?" What do you want? You can choose rare, medium or well-done.

I don't feel well. I don't feel well. I don't feel well!

Can I take a rain check? Can we change it to another time? For example, if someone invites you to dinner and you can't keep the appointment, you have to ask him to change the time. )

I am not mysterious today. I'm not right today!

Let's get this straight. Let's get this straight!

What's the hurry! What's the hurry!

What a fruitcake! Psycho!

I'll come over later. I'll drop by later. I'll come back later.

I got reliable information. The news is true!

It's a piece of cake.

Fail to pass the exam.

Leave without saying goodbye.

I don't understand. I don't understand. I don't understand.

You should tell him what you think. You should express your dissatisfaction to him.

On the road = take off = leave on the road.

Now he has the initiative.

Keep a low profile. Keep a low profile.

Weird, weird.

Idiot, idiot.

Familiar with old horses.

Mostly.

Follow the tailgate (especially if it is too close to the car).

Take a back seat Give in.

Go away = leave me alone = get lost = get out of here.

Go to bed.

Can you give me a ride? Can you give me a ride? Can you give me a ride?

A green hand is a green hand and an inexperienced person.

Moonshine = mountain dew refers to privately brewed spirits (whisky) or smuggled wine. Nonsense can also use moonlight. His story is purely catching shadows.

Chill out = Calm down = Relax (from Black English)

I was cheated. I was stolen; Rip off is also often used to "deprive" my rights from being torn off. Deprived of rights (from black English).

It is impolite to call American soldiers G.I. (issued by the government) or GI Joe, German soldiers or German Fritzor Kraut, British John Niu and Japanese Jap. Or Japanese, and Jews.

Fool around; Get to work. Don't mess around. Go to work, don't waste time.

snob

Sneak in, sneak out, sneak out sneakers.

She is such an apple polisher. She is an apple polisher.

This is too difficult for me. It's too difficult for me.

I am an exam phobia patient, and I always can't eat. I am a master of exam nervousness, and I have stomach cramps when I take an exam.

Keep your study (work) on track. Please study (work) according to the progress.

Have you come up with any ideas? Do you have any new ideas?

Take it easy! Relax. Relax and take your time!

Cheese! It tastes like cardboard. God, it tastes like chewing wax!

Get your feet wet. Like "set foot" or "go to sea" in Chinese, it means to taste something for the first time. I will try dancing for the first time. Just to get my feet wet.