Real Life English Podcast Episode #14 – Expressions related to DISTRESS
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Words to Know
- Laundry – cleaning your dirty clothes
- Sin – an immoral act
- Craving – a powerful desire for something
- Gross – unattractive, disgusting, ugly
- All over the place – everywhere
- Plastered – very drunk
- As far as I know – I think so
- Posh – upperclass, elegant. (British English)
- Mischief – harm or trouble caused by someon
- Mayhem – violent or damaging disorder or chaos
- Big deal – something important
- Aight – a slang way to say “alright”
- Daydream – a series of pleasant thoughts that distract’s your attention.
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Shout Outs
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Questions
- What is rhe difference between “would” and “will”? by @AhlamAlfaify from Saudi Arabia.
Expressions
- Looking over your shoulder
- Up in arms
- Get your knickers in a twist/get your panties in a bunch
- To have a go at someone
- Something on your mind
Joke
Pain in the ass – A small irriation
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