English of the Day

Idiom of the Day 📚the rat race ✍🏾Meaning: The rat race is the highly competitive and stressful world of work and business. ❕For example: 🔺Sally is sick of the rat race. She's going to quit her job in London and move to a quiet village and open a small...

Idiom of the Day 🔰(something) occurs to you ✍🏾Meaning: If something occurs to you, you think of it. ❕For example: 🔺I was surprised when I heard that Anne had quit. It had never occurred to me that she wasn't happy working here. 🔺Has it ever occurred to...

Idiom of the Day 🔰(something) occurs to you ✍🏾Meaning: If something occurs to you, you think of it. ❕For example: 🔺I was surprised when I heard that Anne had quit. It had never occurred to me that she wasn't happy working here. 🔺Has it ever occurred to...

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Slang of the Day 🇦🇺tight-arse Meaning: ✍🏾a person who doesn't like spending money, especially on other people ❕For example: 🔺It's not that I'm a tight-arse. I just don't have much money. 🔺Bob won't buy you a drink. He's a real tight-arse, that guy. 🗣Variety:...

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Idiom of the Day 📚from now on Meaning: ✍🏾If you do something "from now on", you do it from now until some unknown time in the future. ❕For example: 🔺From now on you can wear casual clothes to work every Friday. 🔺I was lucky to escape from the accident...

Slang of the Day 🔰queeny Meaning: effeminate ❕For example: 🔺Have you noticed how queeny Frank can get when he's had a few drinks? Seems he only lets the girl out when he's had a few. 🔺Someone once said Gary looks queeny when he dances, so he never dances...

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Idiom of the Day 📚dead in the water Meaning: ✍🏾If something is dead in the water, it has no chance of succeeding or of making any progress. ❕For example: 🔺I'm sure that George's new company is dead in the water. Nobody's interested in buying his product. 🔺The...

Slang of the Day 💥dead loss Meaning: ✍🏾a person or an activity that is not effective or successful For example: 🔺The local council's "Fit in the Park" exercise program for overweight kids was a dead loss. By the second week, all the kids had dropped out. 🔺The...

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Phrasal Verb of the Day 💥Work on Meaning: ✍🏾to spend time making, fixing or improving something. ❕For example: work on sth 🔺Alfred would work on a movie's screenplay for months before starting to shoot the movie. work on doing sth 🔺If you work on improving...

Idiom of the Day 📚around the clock Meaning: ✍🏾If something occurs around the clock, it goes on all day and all night. ❕For example: 🔺I have to finish this report by Tuesday, so I'll be working around the clock until I get it done. 🔺What the young people...

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Slang of the Day 🇦🇺footy Meaning: ✍🏾Australian Rules Football, Aussie Rules Football ❕For example: 🔺I grew up in Melbourne in Australia, so when I was kid I was crazy about footy and about my favourite club, St. Kilda. And I still love footy today! 🔺Hey...

Idiom of the Day 📚quick off the mark ✍🏿Meaning: If you are quick off the mark, you are quick to react to an event or an opportunity. ❕For example: 🔺Steven was quick off the mark when the internet started. He had his first website up and running before...

Slang of the Day 🇺🇸dweeb ✍🏾Meaning: a studious but socially inept person ❕For example: 🔺This new guy at school's a real dweeb, but he'll help you out if you've got some problem with math or whatever. 🔺We know this pair of dweebs who think they're dating,...

Idiom of the Day 📚keep abreast of ✍🏾Meaning: If you keep abreast of something, you always know about the latest news and developments in relation to it. ❕For example: 🔺No matter where I am in the world, I can read Karen's blog to keep abreast of activities...

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