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What's the matter (with something or something)?: What's wrong with someone or something John: What's the matter? Noriko: I dropped the last egg on the counter. Sorry about that.
記事を読む →Can't stand something: dislike something very much Roger: I don't like living here. I simply can't stand it. Tom: Why? What's wrong? Roger: Look at that factory! All of the smog in the air. I can smel…
記事を読む →Get worse and worse: become very bad Susan: How is she? Doctor: I'm sorry to say, but her condition is getting worse and worse. She will have to stay in the hospital for a few more days. ============…
記事を読む →Turn something on: start a machine or the flow of electricity John: Hey Sam, could you turn on the light please? I'm looking for my glasses. Sam: Sure. Hold on.
記事を読む →Eat their words: admit that what one said is wrong. Sam: People do not believe in me, but I'm going to make them eat their words. *日本語では「発言を撤回する」という意味です。 サム「人々は私のことを信じないが、私は彼らの前言を撤回させてみせるよ。」 ========…
記事を読む →Be/get angry about something: feel very upset or unhappy about a situation. Molly: What are you angry about? Aunt Sharon: Where are my glasses? I told you to keep them in one place. =================…
記事を読む →Smooth sailing: easy and without problems Manager: Once we get over this initial problem, it will be smooth sailing. Boss: I hope so. I want to see your report tomorrow. *日本語では「順風満帆、順調な」という意味です。 マネー…
記事を読む →In the public eye: well known; in the news Cary: It's difficult being in the public eye. Yes, you're popular, but some of the little things, like going to the supermarket or shopping, become difficult…
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