Unit 1:
The situation is improving, but we’re not out of the woods yet. | Out of the woods: free from difficulties. |
I’ll probably take a back seat and let Marco do most of the work | Take a back seat: become less actively involved in something |
My heart sank when I saw the hotel room they’d given us. | One’s heart sank: disappointed, sad about something. |
- Glossary:
- - Having said that, a Clause.: used to say that something is true, undoubted.
- - The next thing one knows/knew, a Clause: suddenly, without warning.
- - I thought as much, a Clause: not surprised that something is true.
Will they lose? More than likely. | Very Likely |
I’d be hard pressed to name all the countries in Europe. | Find it difficult to do something. |
I think Ann got out of bed on the wrong side this morning. | In a bad mood. |
- Glossary:
- - A sore point: something makes you sad or angry when sb talks about or mentions it.
- Put foot in one’s mouth = put your foot in it: accidentally make someone upset or annoys after you say something.
- It serves somebody right (for having done or doing something): somebody deserved something unpleasant or bad that happens to them.
- Not do a stroke of work: not do any work at all.
- Take it personally: feel that a failure is your fault.
Practice:
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Unit 2:
They’ve decided to wait for the dust to settle = let the dust settle, wait until the dust settles | Wait until the situation gets settled, calm, better |
I am sure we are on the right track. | Doing something correctly. |
- Glossary:
- - Be on the ropes: having a serious problem and may fail.
- - Be in a tight corner: in a serious situation and may not easily get out.
- - Play cards close to one’s chest: always keep one’s plans or ideas secret.
- - Strike while the iron is hot: make use of the opportunity quickly.
- - Have a chip on one’s shoulder: be much sensitive to anything now as a result of something that had happened to him or her before.
- - Be in the driving seat: a person is controlling the situation.
- Practice:
Unit 3: (updated)
- The plane urgently put down on the highway. | - Put down somewhere = land (v) |
- She is going to put her name down for our yearly polls as class monitor. - Jane’s old cat is too weak, so she is thinking about putting it down. - My boss usually takes his frustration out on his employees. I, of-course, am not exceptional, so I think he puts his anger down to stress. - Her brother put her up to making some prank calls to 113. - She counts on me to do her homework. | - Put one’s name down for = write one’s name on a list so that they can join in something. - Put animals down (normally in passive) = an activity of mercy killing (using drugs). - Put something down to something else: be believed that thing is caused by something else - put somebody up to something or doing something = encourage somebody to do something wrong. - Believe or trust somebody to do something |
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