雅思英语口语-Idioms_&_Proverbs
Idioms 英语习语,谚语英汉解释
Unit 11) Burn the midnight oil熬夜读书，开夜车To study or work until late at night.2) Hit the books用功读书，与熬夜无关To study, especially with particular intensity3) Do back-breaking work劳累至极腰酸背痛的工作To do some physically difficult work and makes you very tired.4) Work like a dog拼命工作To work very hard.5) Fall down on the job敷衍了事，没做好工作Be incapable for a work.6) Work one’s fingers to the bone非常努力的工作To work very hard.Unit 21) Be a breeze像一缕清风一样很容易做 A thing that is easy to do.2) Have a green thumb擅长园艺To be good at gardening.3) Be easy as pie小菜一碟，小事一桩To be very easy.4) Have a golden touch点石成金，无所不能It means that you can do anything that you want to do.5) Have two left feet笨手笨脚To be very awkward in your movements, especially when you are dancing or playing a sport.6) Have a nose for something善于发现某物，有洞察力To be perspective and good at discovering.Unit 31) Down to earth脚踏实地，实事求是To do something with no illusions or pretensions, sensible and practical. 2) Think one is god’s gift to mankind自以为了不起，自负To think oneself is really something in some areas; conceited.3) Show off炫耀To show one’s ability with pride to anyone.4) Put someone in someone’s place安分守己To make someone do his own duty and abide by the law.5) Put on airs摆架子，摆谱It means someone is conceited in order to show his identity.6) Blow one’s own horn自吹自擂，自我吹嘘To brag about oneself.Unit 4言归于好，和解，摒弃前嫌To stop being unfriendly and become friends again.2) Button one’s lips一言不发，守口如瓶To refuse to talk and be silenced.3) Flow with the tide跟风，紧随潮流To keep following someone or the trend.4) Hold one’s tongue保持沉默，不开口To say nothing about something and stay silent.5) Let sleeping dogs lie别无事生非，招惹麻烦To avoid mentioning a subject or something that happened in the past, in order to avoid any problems or arguments.6) Mind one’s own business少管闲事，管好自己To concern oneself only with what is of interest to oneself and not interfere in the affairs of others.7) Rock the boat捣乱To do something that upsets a situation and causes problems.8) See eye to eye看法完全一致，完全同意To share the same views as somebody about something.Unit 51) Face up to something勇敢的面对To accept and deal with something that is difficult or unpleasant.2) Point one’s finger at someone指责某人To accuse somebody .3) Leave someone high and dry使某人很无助To leave someone unsupported and unable to maneuver; to leave someone helpless.4) Shoulder the responsibility能够承担责任To take responsibility.5) Pass the buck推卸责任To shirk the responsibility.6) Worm out of something推卸摆脱某事To get rid of somethingUnit 61) All or nothing孤注一掷的，没有商量余地 A situation which will end either in complete success or complete failureHaving no middle position or compromise available2) Meet someone halfway向某人妥协To compromise to somebody3) Give-and-take妥协，互让，互相迁就To have an exchange of views on some topic in order to make mutual concessions 4) Middle-of-the-road折中的办法，折中之计 A compromising solution that can be accepted by most people5) Stick to one’s guns固执己见To maintain one’s position or viewpoint when faced with opposition6) Find middle ground寻求找到一个中间立场 A set of opinions and decisions that two or more groups who oppose each other can agree on1) Go through with经历困难而完成，把事情坚持到底To do something even though it may be very unpleasant or difficult for you2) Hang in there坚持，不气馁，不畏困难To maintain a course of action despite negative outlook; to persist; to subsist while keeping high spirits 3) Give up放弃To stop trying to do something4) Stick with坚持做某事To continue or persist; to stick to5) Sweat out努力的忍耐以达到某个目的To work very hard to achieve somethingUnit 81) Be a copycat模仿别人To imitate or copy others2) Cut the apron strings摆脱依赖，独立生活To be or become impossible to manage or to control3) Be a yes-man唯唯诺诺的人To be a person who always agrees with people in authority in order to gain their approval.4) Have a mind of one’s own自有主见，能够独立思考To have one’s own idea and think independently5) Be on one’s own独立自主，不依靠他人To be independent6) Lead someone by the nose牵着别人的鼻子走，完全控制别人To have a full control of somebody7) Stand on one’s own two feet独立自主，自力更生To be independentUnit 91) Be as cool as a cucumber表示非常冷静，毫不紧张。
英语习语
• 1.eat up one’s time某事（比如某个爱好）占 了你大部分的空闲时间 • Eg. Collecting stamps eats up most of my free time.
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• 2. get on like a house on fire • 一见如故 • eg. Cindy and I got on like a house on fire.
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• 9. sth comes out of the blue • 某事突然发生（没有料到） • We were thrilled to the news of Peter’s marriage which came completely out of the blue.
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• 17. Never in a million years. • 绝不 • Speaking of a thrilling experience, my trip to the Dinosaur Park in Changzhou six years ago is definitely worth a mention. There, for the first time, I rode a roller coaster, and my heart was in my mouth when the train reached the top of the track. After getting off the coaster, I even threw up. I swear I’ll never try that again, never in a million years.
雅思英语动词短语——雅思口语黄金法则之关键idiom
雅思口语黄金法则之关键idiom1。
To die down to become more quiet;to diminish，to subsideUsual subjects：feelings（excitement，nervousness，anger，love/hatred）;natural events（storm，wind，fire）;sounds（music，voices，noises）My anger at him has died down since he apologized to me。
After the storm，the strong winds died down。
The loud music died down after the police came。
2。
To come about to happen，to occur;to be causedUsual subject：event（accident，death，failure/success，defeat）;situations （problem，discussion，argument）This idiom is most often used in a How－Question，when we want to know the cause of somethingHow did the automobile accident come about？His success came about after he started working harder。
The argument came about because they were talking about politics。
3。
To stand out to be noticeable。
To be prominent;to be clearly seenUsual subjects：color，tone，figure，shape，peopleWith this subject，there is a contrast with something else。
英文最常用的1000个idioms 雅思口语
英文最常用的1000个idioms 雅思口语以下是一些最常用的英文idioms，用于雅思口语考试：1. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. - It is better to hold onto something that you already have than to risk losing it by trying to get something better.2. A penny for your thoughts. - Used to ask someone what they are thinking about.3. Actions speak louder than words. - It is better to do something than just talk about it.4. Beat around the bush. - To avoid talking about something directly or to delay giving a definite answer.5. Bite the bullet. - To face a difficult or unpleasant situation bravely and honestly.6. Break a leg. - Used to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance.7. Bring home the bacon. - To earn a living, especially for a family.8. Burning the midnight oil. - Working or studying late into the night.9. Cat got your tongue? - Used to ask someone why they are not speaking.10. Don't count your chickens before they hatch. - Don't make plans based on something that has not happened yet.11. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. - Do not risk everything on one possibility.12. Get a taste of your own medicine. - To experience the same negative treatment that one has given to others.13. Give someone the cold shoulder. - To intentionally ignore or disregard someone.14. Hit the nail on the head. - To be exactly right about something.15. It's raining cats and dogs. - It is raining heavily.16. Let the cat out of the bag. - To reveal a secret or someone's hidden intentions.17. Miss the boat. - To miss an opportunity or chance to do something.18. On thin ice. - In a risky or precarious situation.19. Pull someone's leg. - To tease or trick someone in a playful way.20. Take it with a grain of salt. - To not completely believe something that you are told.21. The ball is in your court. - It is now your responsibility to take action or make a decision.22. Time flies when you're having fun. - Time seems to pass quickly when you are enjoying yourself.23. Two peas in a pod. - Two people who are very similar or always together.24. When pigs fly. - Used to say that something will never happen.25. You can't judge a book by its cover. - You should not judge someone or something based solely on appearance.这些是最常用的英文idioms之一，但还有许多其他更复杂的idioms可供选择。
English Idioms
all at sea 茫然 nail one’s colors to the mast 坚持立场
nail under false color 冒充，打着别人 的招牌骗人 go with stream 随波逐流 in/hold out the alive branch 愿意讲和 （在西方橄榄枝被认为是和平的象征）
Carey street 破产 Indian File 鱼贯而行 一路纵队
feather in one’s cap 炫耀荣誉 skeleton at the feast 居安思危
wrong side (get out of bed on the wrong side of bed) 一大早就发脾气，心绪不好
lay an egg 没有成功。 Carry coal to Newcastle, send owls to Athens 画蛇添足,多此一举 sail under false colors 用假冒的旗帜 航行引申为冒充欺世盗名 between devil and blue sea 进退维谷 a horse of another color 完全是另外 一回事= a horse of different color Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched. 不切合实际、过 早地乐观
take the bait 陷入圈套
That’s all Greek to me.我对此一窍不通。 Two may keep counsel when the third’s away.没有不泄露的秘密，没有不透风 的墙。 burn one’s boat下定决心，破釜沉舟。 have the ball at one’s feet 稳操胜券。 hit below the belt 暗箭伤人。 keep the ball rolling 不中断，继续下 去，来自足球比赛，一旦开球后，球 就不停地滚动。
雅思口语中那些让你瞬间变洋气的idioms
那些让口语瞬间变洋气的idioms（一）1.foot the bill付款（听到这个不要以为是踩着账单哦。
）2.Greasy spoon（卫生条件比较差的）小餐馆，下等餐馆（Greasy是油腻的意思,spoon是指调羹,也是汤勺。
）3.Potluck自带菜的小型聚会；家常便饭4.doggy bag打包袋子eg: May I have a doggy bag?能给我个打包袋吗？注意：不要直接说give me adoggy bag. 这在国外是很不礼貌的，等于中国的“喂，那谁，拿个打包袋给老子”。
多用用may I不会有错哒。
5.it makes my mouth water让我流口水了（想夸妈妈或女友做饭好吃知道怎么说了吧，光看着就makes my mouth water。
）6.sunny side up煎荷包蛋的时候只煎一面7.over easy和上面恰恰相反，这个是鸡蛋两面都煎8.As American as apple pie地道美国式的（意思就是跟苹果派一样具有美国特色）9.hot potato烫手山芋（它的意思就是一个争论很激烈的问题，没有一个人愿意为它承担责任）10.To put all his eggs in one basket把所有的鸡蛋放在一只篮子里，意思就是，这样是很冒险的11.Going bananas令人不愉快的事把人弄的十分烦躁那些让口语瞬间变洋气的idioms（二）1. To teach a fish how to swim指给别人提供毫无必要，完全多余的建议或劝告（这个很好理解吧，教鱼游泳？你在搞笑吗？）2. Fish or cut bait做出抉择；要么全力以赴要么放弃；赶快做出抉择（意思就是，少瞎BB，赶紧动手干吧，这也是我想跟很多同学说的话，纠结半天，想一堆有的没的，先行动起来好吗？）3. Cold fish指那些对人很冷淡，性情怪僻，很不合群的人（废话，人家只是不想理会那些凡夫俗鱼好么）4. Flea market跳蚤市场; 一种非正式的市场，专卖一些旧的或质量比较差的便宜货（国外很多城市经常会举办这样的活动，姐就很喜欢二手东西，特别是一些旧书旧首饰啥的，很有年代感。
英语idiom例子
英语习语（idioms）是英语语言中的一种特殊表达方式，通常由固定的短语或表达组成，具有特定的含义，不能仅仅通过其组成部分的字面意义来理解。
以下是一些英语习语的例子：1. "It's raining cats and dogs." - 意思是“下着倾盆大雨”，而不是字面意义上的“下着猫和狗”。
2. "Bringing coals to Newcastle" - 意思是“做多余的事情”，因为纽卡斯尔（Newcastle）是英国的一个煤炭重镇。
3. "The early bird catches the worm." - 意思是“早起的鸟儿有虫吃”，即提早行动的人能够得到更好的机会或好处。
4. "That's a long shot." - 意思是“那是一个不太可能的事情”，而不是字面意义上的“那是一次长射”。
5. "You're a big help." - 意思是“你很有帮助”，而不是字面意义上的“你是一个大帮助”。
6. "It's a piece of cake." - 意思是“那很容易”，而不是字面意义上的“那是一块蛋糕”。
7. "He's a dead ringer for his brother." - 意思是“他和他兄弟长得一模一样”，而不是字面意义上的“他已经死了，还像个钟摆一样摆动”。
8. "She's always the first to arrive and the last to leave." - 意思是“她总是第一个到达，最后一个离开”，而不是字面意义上的“她总是第一个到达和最后一个离开”。
9. "He's a fast talker." - 意思是“他说话很快”，而不是字面意义上的“他说话很流利”。
英文最常用的1000个idioms 雅思口语
英文最常用的1000个idioms 雅思口语全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1The English language is full of idioms, phrases that have a figurative meaning that is different from their literal meaning. These idioms are commonly used in everyday conversation and can add color and depth to your speech. In this list, we have compiled the 1000 most commonly used idioms in English, which are perfect for helping you improve your IELTS speaking skills.1. A piece of cake - Something that is very easy to do.2. Break the ice - To start a conversation or make others feel more comfortable.3. Cat's out of the bag - To reveal a secret.4. Don't cry over spilled milk - Don't worry about mistakes or accidents that have already happened.5. Every cloud has a silver lining - There is always something positive to be found in a negative situation.6. Face the music - To accept criticism or punishment.7. Get cold feet - To suddenly become afraid or hesitant.8. Hit the nail on the head - To describe exactly what is causing a problem or issue.9. It takes two to tango - Both parties are responsible for a dispute or disagreement.10. Jump on the bandwagon - To join a popular trend or activity.These are just a few examples of the many idioms that you can use to make your IELTS speaking more colorful and engaging. By incorporating these idioms into your speech, you can demonstrate your fluency and understanding of the English language. So start practicing these idioms and watch your IELTS speaking skills improve!篇2英文最常用的1000个idioms 雅思口语Idioms are expressions that have a figurative meaning which is different from the literal meaning of the words used to create them. They are an important part of English language and are commonly used in everyday speech. Idioms can add color and flair to your language and make your speech more interestingand engaging. In this article, we will explore some of the most commonly used English idioms that you can use to improve your spoken English and impress others in the IELTS speaking test.1. A piece of cake - something that is very easyE.g. The exam was a piece of cake for her.2. Bite the bullet - to face a difficult situation with courageE.g. I knew I had to bite the bullet and tell my boss the bad news.3. Break the ice - to initiate a conversation or friendshipE.g. A few jokes helped break the ice at the party.4. Cat got your tongue? - why are you not talking?E.g. You're usually so talkative, cat got your tongue?5. Don't cry over spilled milk - don't worry about things that have already happened and can't be changedE.g. I know you failed the test, but don't cry over spilled milk, just study harder next time.6. Every cloud has a silver lining - there is always something good in every bad situationE.g. Losing my job was tough, but I found a better one within a month. Every cloud has a silver lining.7. Hit the nail on the head - to describe exactly what is causing a situation or problemE.g. Sarah hit the nail on the head when she said our team was lacking communication.8. It's raining cats and dogs - it's raining heavilyE.g. We can't go out, it's raining cats and dogs.9. Jump on the bandwagon - to join a trend or popular activityE.g. Everyone was talking about the new TV show, so I decided to jump on the bandwagon and watch it.10. Keep an eye on - to watch or monitor something closelyE.g. Please keep an eye on the time, we have to leave in 10 minutes.These are just a few examples of the thousands of idioms used in English. By familiarizing yourself with these idioms and incorporating them into your spoken English, you can improve your language skills and impress the examiners in the IELTS speaking test. Remember to practice using idioms in context andpay attention to the meanings and nuances of each idiom. Good luck!篇3The English language is full of idioms, which are expressions that have a different meaning from the literal words used. Idioms are commonly used in everyday conversation and can add color and depth to your language. In this article, we will explore 1000 of the most commonly used idioms in English, which can be helpful for those preparing for the IELTS Speaking test.1. A piece of cake - something very easy2. Hit the nail on the head - do or say something exactly right3. Break a leg - good luck4. Barking up the wrong tree - pursuing the wrong course of action5. Beat around the bush - avoid getting to the point6. Cost an arm and a leg - very expensive7. Get cold feet - become too scared to do something8. Let the cat out of the bag - reveal a secret9. Biting off more than you can chew - taking on a task that is too big10. A dime a dozen - very common and not valuable11. Kick the bucket - die12. By the skin of your teeth - just barely13. Don't cry over spilled milk - don't worry about something that has already happened14. Fit as a fiddle - in good health15. Green with envy - very jealousThese idioms are just a few examples of the many colorful expressions you can use in your everyday speech. By incorporating idioms into your language, you can make your conversations more engaging and interesting. Good luck with your IELTS Speaking test!。
英语Idioms汇总
英语Idioms汇总英语Idioms汇总unit11. Breath of life生命的气息Poetry and art are the breath of life to her.诗歌和艺术是她的生命之源。
2. Garden of Eden伊甸园Life is no Garden of Eden at the moment.现今的生活没有乐土。
3. Adam and Eve亚当和夏娃I don’t remember when all this took place. Perhaps it was when Adam andEve lived.我不记得这所有的事是何时发生的，也许是在很久很久以前。
There is a tendency of longevity长寿on his mother’s side. Both his grandpa and grandma lived to be over ninety—lived to be Adam and Eve, as they say.在他母亲那系有长寿的趋向。
他的外祖父和外祖母都活到了九十多岁，就像他们说的，要长命百岁。
4. Adam’s profession亚当的职业He has always been thinking of engaging in Adam’s profession when he retires.他总是想要在退休后从事园艺工作。
5. Bone of one’s bones and flesh of one’s flesh骨中骨，肉中肉I hold myself supremely blest—blest beyond what language can express; because I am my husband’s life as fully as he is mine. No woman was ever nearer to her mate than I am: ever more absolutely bone of his bones and flesh of his flesh.融为一体－－Jane EyreThe trade union was bone of the bones and flesh of the flesh of the workers.工会和工人们休戚相关。
idioms英语名词词汇学解释
idioms英语名词词汇学解释
英语中的习语（Idioms）通常是指一种固定的短语或表达方式，其意义并非其组成部分的简单相加，而是具有特殊的含义。
习语通常反映了英语国家的文化、历史和传统，因此理解和正确使用习语对于提高英语语言能力非常重要。
以下是一些常见的英语习语及其解释：
1. "to beat around the bush" - 绕弯子，不直接说重点。
2. "to cross one's fingers" - 祈求好运，希望事情顺利。
3. "to give someone the cold shoulder" - 对某人冷淡，不热情。
4. "to make a long story short" - 长话短说，简明扼要。
5. "to rain cats and dogs" - 下倾盆大雨。
6. "to see eye to eye" - 意见一致，看法相同。
7. "to speak of the devil" - 说曹操曹操到，正好说到某人的时候某人出现了。
8. "to think outside the box" - 打破常规，创新思考。
9. "to tighten one's belt" - 节约开支，过紧日子。
10. "to turn the tables" - 扭转局面，反败为胜。
以上是一些常见的英语习语，理解和掌握这些习语可以帮助我们更好地理解和使用英语，提高语言表达能力。
雅思英语口语-Idioms & Proverbs
雅思英语口语-Idioms & Proverbs增加一些高端、大气、上档次的谚语和成语在你的雅思口语考试中，也会获得大气的分数哦，今天Spiiker小编为您收集一些Idioms和Proverbs，绝对受用。
1. If you want a friend, be a friend. 在friends和neighbor的话题中常用。
2. It’s a blessing in disguise. 很像中文的“因祸得福”，在part3陈述事物影响时常用。
3. Prevention is better than cure. 预防比有病之后再治疗要好。
4. A fault confessed is half regardless. 敢于承认错误，错误就已经改正了一般。
这句在part3提出solutions时常用。
5. A man is known by the company he keeps.这里的company不是公司，而是陪伴你的人。
这句很像中文的“人以群分”，说friends相关话题时常用。
6. Blood is thicker than water. 血浓于水。
回答和family有关的话题时常用。
7. of two minds about…/be born between A and B/in a dilemma/betweena rock and a hard place/be in a bird 左右为难。
Part2描述decision时可以用。
8. He’s a real Renaissance man./ She’s a real Renaissance woman.形容一个人多才多艺。
9. …is a feast for my eyes/ …is a great treat to me.让我大饱眼福。
这个艺术品或者自然景色都很好。
10. When the going gets tough, the tough get going.这里的第一个tough是“困难的”，第二个tough是“顽强的”，基本意思就是“坚持就是胜利”。
固执己见的人雅思口语
固执己见的人雅思口语1. Oh, those stubborn - minded folks in the IELTS speaking test! You know, it's like they've got their minds locked in a box and they just won't let anything new in. For example, I once met a guy preparing for IELTS speaking. He was so set on using only the big, fancy words he'd memorized. When the teacher suggested a more natural and simple way to answer a question about his hobby, he just shook his head and said, "No, this is the right way." It was like he thought his way was the only highway to a good score, but really, it made his answers sound so robotic.2. IELTS speaking can be a real battlefield for the obstinate ones. They're like mules, just won't budge from their own ideas. I remember there was this girl in my study group. We were discussing how to describe a memorable event. Everyone was sharing different perspectives, but she was adamant that her way of starting with a long - winded introduction was the best. "I always start like this," she said. Well, when she practiced, it was clear that her way made the whole story seem so forced, like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.3. You've probably seen those stubborn people in IELTS speaking too. They're like old - fashioned clocks, always ticking in the same way, no matter what. Take my friend Jack, for instance. He had this fixed idea that speaking really fast would show his fluency. So, during his mock test, he rattled off his answers like a machine gun. But the examiner could hardly follow him! And when we told him to slow down a bit, he scoffed and said, "This is how it should be done." What a pity, he was missing the point completely.4. Stubborn people in IELTS speaking are quite a sight. It's as ifthey're wearing blinders and can only see their own way. There was this guyat the IELTS prep center. When it came to answering questions about culture, he kept repeating the same general statements he'd read in a book. We tried to tell him to add some personal experiences or unique views. "Nah, this is enough," he said dismissively. But his answers were so dull, like a flat soda with no fizz.5. In the world of IELTS speaking, the head - strong ones are a bit ofa headache. They're like a ship that's set its course and won't change direction, no matter the storm. I had a classmate who was convinced that using lots of idioms, even if they didn't quite fit, was the key to a high score. When the tutor advised against it, she was all like, "I know whatI'm doing." But in reality, her misuse of idioms just made her sound confused, like a lost puppy in a big city.6. Those dogmatic people in IELTS speaking can be quite a challenge. They're like a broken record, repeating the same old pattern over and over.I recall a situation where a student was so fixated on a particular accent. He thought that mimicking a certain posh accent would make him stand out.He ignored all the advice about clear pronunciation and intonation. "Thisis the accent that will get me an 8," he boasted. But when he actually spoke, it was more like a caricature than a natural speaker.7. IELTS speaking and the stubborn - hearted? It's a tough mix. They're like a child who refuses to try new foods, only sticking to what they know. There was a girl I knew who was preparing for the test. She had a setformat for every type of question. When we tried to introduce her to more flexible ways of answering, she wrinkled her nose and said, "I don't need that." Her answers became so predictable, like the sunrise every morning.8. The obstinate individuals in IELTS speaking are a mystery sometimes. It's as if they live in their own little world where their ideas are theonly ones that matter. For example, there was this man who believed that using complex grammar structures at all costs was the way to go. He didn't care if it made his sentences convoluted and hard to understand. "This is advanced English," he said proudly. But it was like building a tower of blocks without a solid base, and it all just came crashing down in the end.9. Oh, the stubborn souls in IELTS speaking! They're like a horse with blinkers on, only seeing one path. I met someone who thought that if hejust talked a lot, without really listening to the question, he would do well. So during his practice test, he rambled on and on. When the examiner tried to steer him back on track, he just kept going. "I have a lot to say," he said stubbornly. But he missed the whole point of the question, like a runner who runs in the wrong direction.10. In IELTS speaking, the unyielding ones can be a real pain. They're like a statue, unmovable in their beliefs. I had an acquaintance who was certain that humor was not allowed in the test. When others shared examples of how appropriate humor could enhance an answer, he shook his head firmly. "It's not professional," he said. But he was missing out on a great opportunity to make his answers more engaging, like a party without any music.。
雅思口语Part1个人信息类话题姓名
我的托福雅思必过雅思口语Part1个人信息类话题：1.Does your name have any special meaning?I was named Eve. I don t like it. I can t stand it for religious reasons. I don t like being named after the woman who picked the apple in the Garden of Eden. The only thing I like about it is that it s short and easy to pronounce and spell.我叫Eve，我不喜欢这个名字。
我不能忍受这个名字是因为宗教的关系。
我不喜欢以一个在伊甸园里摘了苹果的女人而命名。
我唯一喜欢这个名字的是它够短，方便读，方便拼写。
2.Do you like your name?I love my name and I don’t think I would change it because it’s a name my parents picked out for me and I’m proud to have it. I m quite happy with my name now. I think it s pretty, fairly unique, and sort of formal.我喜欢我的名字，我觉得我不会改名字，这是我父母为我挑选的，我为之自豪。
我现在很喜欢我的名字，它很美，与众不同，还有些正式3.What name do people at home call you?My full name is Liu Hon gning, they call me “Hongning〞for short. Sometimes my mom called me babe , which is such a sweet sentiment.我的全名叫刘洪宁，他们也叫我小名“洪宁〞。
英语习语idiom
enjoy
tea.
full of beans
have a lot of (silly) energy
The kids were full of beans after the circus.
Idiom about animals
You can lead a horse to water, but you
cannot make him drink. That means you can give someone advice
but you cannot force him to do something he does not want to do.
in the dog house
in trouble with another person
have one‘s head in the clouds 心不在焉
be unaware or unrealistic about something .
keep an eye on 照看
take care of, watch in order to protect .
stick your neck out 危险处境
Some examples
Food Animal Part of the ny American believed you are what you eat. A good diet is important for good health. So it is not surprising that Americans still use idioms about the animals.
I don't want my little brother hanging around with the bad eggs on the street.
英文作文idiom
英文作文idiom英文，Idioms are an essential part of language and are often used in everyday conversations. They add color and depth to our communication, making it more interesting and expressive. Idioms are a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words. They are often culturally specific and can be quite confusing for non-native speakers.For example, the idiom "kick the bucket" means to die. If someone says, "I hope I don't kick the bucket before I turn 50," they are expressing a fear of dying before reaching a certain age. This idiom is not meant to be taken literally, and understanding its figurative meaning requires some cultural and linguistic knowledge.Another common idiom is "hit the nail on the head," which means to describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem. For instance, if someone says, "You hit thenail on the head with that analysis," they arecomplimenting the accuracy of someone's assessment. Again, this idiom doesn't make sense when taken literally, but it adds a vividness to the language.中文，习语是语言中不可或缺的一部分，通常在日常对话中使用。
雅思考试中常见的idiom及例句-Coco
Idiomsidiom是雅思官方评分标准中明确要求使用的（7分），以下是在英语中常用的idiom，搭配例句学习更有效哦～a hot potato棘手问题e.g. Racism is currently a hot potato.a piece of cake小菜一碟e.g. Getting rid of him will be a piece of cake.cost an arm and a leg非常昂贵的e.g. It cost us an arm and a leg to get here. But it has been worth it.down to earth好相处；平易近人e.g. John is very down to earthevery cloud has a silver lining保持积极态度（面对困难时）e.g. As they say, every cloud has a silver lining. If we hadn't missed the plane, we would never have met you.feel (a bit) under the weather身体不舒服e.g. I was still feeling a bit under the weather.like chalk and cheese完全不同e.g. we are like chalk and cheese, he is active and I am the opposite.like too peas in a pod很相似e.g we were like too peas in a pod.on the fence不确定e.g. Mmm, I am on the fence about this. On one hand…out of the blue出乎意料e.g. One of them wrote to us out of the blue several years later.slang:I dig it totally: like itI am super stoked: excited about sthI am literally freaking out right nowTotally rad, for sure: really cool, excited about it. NOTE:Do not use TOO MANY of themUse them naturally。
Idioms典故
Idioms典故美国人把小虫子叫bug，假如有专门多蚊子苍蝇一类的bug围着你嗡嗡嗡，是不是专门烦啊？而bug someone指的确实是“惹人烦；招人厌”。
事实上美语顶用小虫豸比方苦恼的习语专门多，比如ants in your pants（裤子里的蚂蚁），flea in one’s ear（耳朵里的跳蚤）等。
例句：Amanda: What is that noise?阿曼达：什么声音？Jimmy: Oh, you mean that? I’m clicking my pen.吉米：哦，你说的那个啊？我在玩我的钢笔。
Amanda: That really bugs me. Stop it, would you?阿曼达：那声音确实让我专门心烦。
别玩了，好吗？burn someone up激愤或人一小我气到顶点，脸胀得通红，眼里燃着熊熊怒火，恨不得把仇敌烧为灰烬，这确实是burn someone up所指，即“激愤或人”。
例句：Susan: I can’t believe Kristen and Andrew didn’t invite us to their wedding.苏珊：真不敢想信任克里斯汀和安德鲁难道没请我们参加他们的婚礼。
Rock: Yeah, that really burns me up!罗克：是啊，他们可真让我窝火！burn the midnight oil开夜车没有电灯的时刻，人们用油灯照明，午夜（midnight）还点着油灯，让灯油（oil）燃着（burn），注解这小我还在苦干，就像我们常说的“他/她还在开夜车”。
美语中stay up late也有“熬夜”的意思。
例句：Nora: Did you burn the midnight oil last night?诺拉：你昨晚开夜车了吗？James: Yup, I pulled an all-nighter preparing my final project.詹姆斯：是啊，我昨晚熬了一夜预备我的最终筹划。
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雅思英语口语-Idioms&Proverbs
1.If you want a friend,be a friend.
如果你想要有一个朋友，首先成为别人的朋友。
2.It’s a blessing in disguise.
因祸得福
3.Prevention is better than cure.
预防比有病之后再治疗要好。
4.A fault confessed is half regardless.
敢于承认错误，错误就已经改正了一般。
5.A man is known by the company he keeps.
这里的company不是公司，而是陪伴你的人。
这句很像中文的“人以群分”，。
6.Blood is thicker than water.
血浓于水。
6.of two minds about…/be born between A and B/in a dilemma/between a rock and a hard place/be in a bird
左右为难。
8.He’s a real Renaissance man./She’s a real Renaissance woman.
形容一个人多才多艺。
9.…is a feast for my eyes/…is a great treat to me.
让我大饱眼福。
这个艺术品或者自然景色都很好。
10.When the going gets tough,the tough get going.
这里的第一个tough是“困难的”，第二个tough是“顽强的”，基本意思就是“坚持就是胜利”。
11.It’s like putting the cart before the horse.
这个很像中文的“本末倒置”，不过在英文里它主要指做事情的顺序不对，应该先做的反而后去完成.
12.She’s growing like a weed.
形容小孩长个儿快。
13.She’s the apple of her parents’eye.小孩是父母的掌上明珠。
注意这里的eye不加复数。
14.It’s a dog-eat-dog world.
竞争很残酷。
描述人的成功过程
15.Penny wise and penny foolish.
小事儿聪明，大事儿糊涂。
16.Have tunnel vision.
目关短浅。