Real Life English Podcast #27 – Expressions related to CLOTHES
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Words to Know
- Rays – Short for “sun rays”
- Porch – the front of a house or building
- Chillin’ out – slang for not doing much
- Gang – a group of people
- Insightful – smart
- Picnic – a meal eaten outdoors, usually at a park
- Guru – a spiritual teacher
- Açaí – a delicious Brazilian fruit
- Hatch – an opening allowing passage from one side to another
- Pour – to cause a liquid to flow out from a container
- Sorbet – a dessert containing frozen fruit, similar to ice cream
- Grammys – awards for music
- Emmys – awards for movies
- Sock – what you put on your feet before before your shoes
- Sleeves – the part of your shirt that touches your arm
- Expose – to make visible
- Speech – a discourse given to an audience
- Mess – something that is dirty or disorganized
- Fair weather friend – mentioned in Episode #17 – Expressions related to Weather
- All ears – paying complete attention
- Fire at – shoot at
News
- Kiva – Give back to the world by giving microloans to people in developing countries
- Real Life Yoga Picnica – Last yoga picnic for awhile will be this Sunday at 4pm.
Shout Outs
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Taeko Araki, Blog comment
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Kumiko Kunii from Japan, 5 star iTunes revie
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Gustavo Rocha, admin of the polyglot group, Language Learners
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Max Ahumada, comment from the Hangout
Question
- What’s the difference between “fast” “quick” and “rapid”? by Bob, @roledi, from Mexico City.
Expressions
- Dressed to the nines
- To fit like a glove
- Caught with your pants down
- At the drop of a hat
- Under your belt
Tip
Joke
- Do what to William??
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