Common English slang in the National College English Test

in one's back pocket in someone's back pocket (something in someone's pocket)

in the dark in the dark (at a loss, knowing nothing)

in the lime light

in the spotlight

It's Greek to me. (Book of Heaven)

in the middle of nowhere there is nothing around (no village in front, no shop in back)

joined at the hip siamese twins (best friends, two people who never separate) individual)

jump the gun before the gun goes off (jump first)

just what the doctor ordered (prescribe the right medicine to the case)

keep an ear to the ground

keep one's fingers crossed/cross one's fingers

kick the bucket Bucket (braid)

kill two birds with one stone kill two birds with one stone

kiss up to please

kitty corner kitty corner (diagonally opposite)

knuckle sandwich knuckle sandwich (full of old fists)

landslide (overwhelming victory)

last straw the last straw

left a bitter taste in one's mouth to leave a mouth full of bitter taste (leaving behind unpleasant memories)

left hanging to be hung up to dry (to be hung up, suspended)

let sleeping dogs lie Don't disturb the sleeping dogs (make no trouble, don't mention the past)

let the cat out of the bag let the cat out of the bag (leak, tell the truth)

light a fire under your butt

light at the end of the tunnel

like hot cakes like freshly baked cakes (very popular things, hot-selling goods)

like looking for a needle in a haystack (looking for a needle in a haystack)

like pulling hen's teeth

like shooting fish in a barrel

like stealing candy from a baby Cheating candy in the hand (easy task)

Ling winded Long tongue, broken mouth

loose cannon Loose cannon (a hair-trigger temper)

lose one's marbles Crazy , unconscious

low blow unjust attack, dirty means

pale in comparison pale in comparison peas in a pod beans in a pod (good buddies) pieces come together jigsaw puzzle to make up the pattern (everything goes well, perfect results are achieved) play it by ear no need to read music (act according to circumstances) plenty of other fish in the sea There are many fish in the sea (There are no fragrant grasses in the world) poker face Poker face (happiness and anger are invisible) pop the question Ask a big question (proposal) pot calling the kettle black The pot is too black (five) Ten steps to laugh at a hundred steps)...

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take a hike

take a rain check and give the spectators free tickets to watch next time (another chance) when the game is suspended due to rain

take off departure

take one for the team in order The whole team takes a beating (for the sake of collective interests, sacrificing personal interests)

take the word right out of someone's mouth and say it for me (what you said is exactly what I want to say)

the ball is in someone's court The ball is on your side (it's your turn)

The walls have ears

The whole nine yards The whole nine yards (To succeed in one fell swoop, the offensive team in American football needs to advance ten yards at a time)

throw in the towel throw the towel (admit defeat, give up)

tie the knot tie the knot (get married)

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toe the line, follow the rules, follow the line

tongue in cheek, knock your teeth sarcastically

too many cooks in the kitchen There are too many cooks in the kitchen ( The Taoist plan of building a house, the three monks are thirsty for water)

twinkle in your mother's eye

twisted twisted temper

two left feet (clumsy)

under my skin (making me extremely uncomfortable)

under the weather (clumsy)

until the cows come home (waiting in vain, waiting in vain)

until you are blue in the face (also waiting in vain)

unwind to relax (relax)

up for grabs Everyone has

share

up in the air hang in the air (pending)

walk in someone's shoes wear his shoes and take a walk (put yourself in someone else's shoes, experience the same thing)

walk on air (happy) without touching the ground, feeling light and airy

washed up (exhausted, exhausted)

water off a duck's back water off a duck's back Pearl (Mal Dongfeng)

water under the bridge (passing water, covering water)

when hell freezes over hell freezes (an impossible thing)

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weed out to remove weeds (eliminate)

well rounded, all-around, all-rounder

when pigs fly (absolutely impossible)

not lift a finger not even moving a finger (stand by)

wound up wind up (nervous, excited)

wrapped around his/her little finger Finger soft (playing between the palms of the buttocks)

wring his neck

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Zhang Huimei's hair piece Full of energy (photo)

The world's sexiest blonde Jennifer Allison (photo)

Hot girl Victoria's handsomeness and charm (photo) Rockets break the curse of Tracy McGrady "Yao Ming won the best award in the Western Conference last week

Real Madrid was in a trough after losing consecutive games, and Chairman Florentino resigned due to the fault

The number one supermodel chess player in the national chess team is as arrogant and sexy as he is chess style Body

The rugby baby’s transparent outfit is alluring and the ice dancing beauty is exposed at the Winter Olympics

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English spoken slang

A bargain is a bargain. An agreement reached cannot be broken.

A close call! It's too dangerous.

A fifty-fifty chance. A fifty-fifty chance.

A flash in the pan. A flash in the pan.

After you, please! You go first, please.

All set? Everything is OK?

Are you going to Paris for good? Are you going to Paris for good?

As far as policy is concerned, I have to say something. When it comes to policy, I have to say something.

As far as I‘m concerned.

Be my guest. Please do.

Can you give me a rain check on that? Can you give me a rain check on another day?

Can‘t you do anything right? Not enough success, more than enough failure.

Close the door after you, please. Please close the door.

Clothes make the man. Man needs clothes.

Chances are slim. Chances are slim.

Could you fill in for him? Could you fill in for him?

Could you speak up, please? Could you please speak louder?

Could you page Mr. Stone, please? Could you please broadcast Mr. Stone?

Cut it out. = Go on. =Knock it off. Don’t be like this~

Do to hell! Get out!

Do you have any openings? Do you have any vacancies?

Do you have a single room available? Do you have a single room available?

Do you take cream in your coffee? Do you need milk in your coffee?

Does it ring a bell? Is it ripe?

Don’t beat around the bush. Don’t beat around the bush.

Don’t chicken out. Be a man.

Don‘t dream away your time.

Don‘t get me wrong. Don’t get me wrong.

Don’t give me a hard time! Don’t give me a hard time, okay?

Don‘t give me your attitude.

Don’t jump on me.

Don‘t nag me! Don’t nag in front of me!

Don’t panic. Don’t panic!

Don’t play the goat.

Don‘t pull the chairs about, boys!

Don‘t push me. Don’t push me.

Don’t sell yourself short. Don’t sell yourself short.

Don‘t tell others. Let sleeping dogs lie. Don't cause trouble.

Don‘t trust to chance. Don’t trust to chance.

Don’t you dare come back again? Don’t you dare come back again?

Draw your chair up to the table.

Drop dead. Move away.

(Go to hell!)

Drop me a line! Write me a letter.

Drop me off at the Hilton.

Early rising makes for good health.

Encore! Again.

Every bad has some good. Bad things also have a good side.

Every time I see you, you leave me out in the cold.

Every time I see you, you ignore me.

Facing his enemy, he had to play it by ear.

Facing his enemy, he had to adapt to circumstances.

Far from it.

Not at all.

Farewell!

Goodbye.

First come, first served.

First come, first served.

Foot the bill.

Pay the bill.

For the old time sake, please give me a hand this time.

For the sake of old time sake, please give me a hand this time.

For the time being.

Temporary.

Fresh!

So stylish.

Get off my back.

Stop talking to me.

Get over yourself.

Don’t be self-righteous.

Get the hell out of here.

Get out of here.

Give me a ball park figure.

Give me an approximate number.

Give me a break.

Spare me.

Give me a hand.

Do me a favor.

Give me some feedback.

Give me some suggestions.

Go ahead with your plan. I’m all for it.

Go ahead with your plan. I’m all for it.

God bless you!

May God bless you.

Gorgeous!

Beautiful.

Great minds think alike.

Heroes think alike.

He always goofs off.

He is always confused.

He always likes to play a lone hand.

He always likes to play a lone hand.

He double-crossed me.

He double-crossed me.

Have you ever seen your old fame?

Have you ever seen your old lover?

He is a nut.

He is a bit crazy.

He is a phoney.

He is a liar.

He is trying to cash in on me.

He is trying to take advantage of me.

He is the man behind the curtain(scenes).

He is the man behind the curtain(scenes).

He is in a jam.

He is in a jam.

He is heavily insured against death.

He has insured himself heavily.

He is capable of any crime.

He is capable of any crime.

He is about to explode.

His lungs are about to explode.

He is really on the ball.

He is really quick in thinking.

He is a fast talker.

He always talks brilliantly.

He dare not tell us his evil conduct.

He dare not tell us his evil conduct.

He gave me a black look.

He gave me a evil look.

He got off on the wrong foot when he started doing.

He got off to a bad start at the beginning.

He got to know the ins and outs of the accidents.

He finally figured out the cause and effect of the incident.

He got savoir-faire.

Be well behaved.

He had racked his brain.

He had racked his brain.

He has a lot on the ball.

He is very capable.

He has a nice sum of money put away.

He has a nice sum of money put away.

He has a nice sum of money put away.

He has a remarkable memory.

He has a remarkable memory.

He has his faults, but all in all, he is a good guy.

He has his faults, but all in all, he is a good guy.

He has never rested on his laurels.

He has never been satisfied with his current achievements.

He hit upon a plan to defeat his antagonist.

He hit upon a plan to defeat his antagonist.

He hit upon a plan to defeat his antagonist.

He hooted with laughter.

He laughed with laughter.

He just stepped out.

He just stepped out.

He left his wife high and dry.

He left his wife high and dry.

He lives only a stone’s throw from here.

He lives only a stone’s throw away from here.

He may show up soon.

He will be back soon.

He ran his horse up the hill.

He ran his horse up the hill.

He sat there without turning an eyelash.

He sat there calmly.