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Faithful_num1

Number of posts: 276
 | Subject: British Idiomatic Expressions,it is time! Sat Dec 20, 2008 11:17 pm | |
| Well I thought twice and I found that there are some members of our forum who are a British English fans.HENCEFORTH,I made my up mind to set an other post which tends to discuss some British Idiomatic expressions. Just enjoy it and let your hair down!  |
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Saoussen Admin

Number of posts: 346 Age: 21 Job/hobbies: photography, reading, cooking, Languages
 | Subject: Re: British Idiomatic Expressions,it is time! Tue Dec 23, 2008 5:39 pm | |
| Double Dutch If something is double Dutch, it is completely incomprehensible. _________________ To live, to err, to fall, to triumph, to recreate life out of life! James Joyce
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Faithful_num1

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Saoussen Admin

Number of posts: 346 Age: 21 Job/hobbies: photography, reading, cooking, Languages
 | Subject: Re: British Idiomatic Expressions,it is time! Wed Dec 24, 2008 3:14 pm | |
| talking about a difficult task,, wa can say: "It was double dutch to me".. There's an equivalent expression: It's all Greek to me..  _________________ To live, to err, to fall, to triumph, to recreate life out of life! James Joyce
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Faithful_num1

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Faithful_num1

Number of posts: 276
 | Subject: Re: British Idiomatic Expressions,it is time! Sun Dec 28, 2008 11:56 pm | |
| Find out this British Idiomatic Expression which it is informal " Keep your hair on" Situation: Saladin:Oh the bus may take ages to come .We may miss the meeting .I feel upset! Mohamed:just keep your hair on! we 'll be there on time. Meaning: Keep your hair on= don't have a cow "American one" = it said to someone to stop being upset or angry. pleaseeeeeee would you give me some sentences!  _________________ "What we need is a ray of hope...to reach what we want at the end of the rope" A.s
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Saoussen Admin

Number of posts: 346 Age: 21 Job/hobbies: photography, reading, cooking, Languages
 | Subject: Re: British Idiomatic Expressions,it is time! Mon Dec 29, 2008 12:34 am | |
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Faithful_num1

Number of posts: 276
 | Subject: Re: British Idiomatic Expressions,it is time! Mon Dec 29, 2008 1:13 am | |
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Faithful_num1

Number of posts: 276
 | Subject: "Feather your own nest" Sat Jan 24, 2009 10:31 pm | |
| Situation:"Out of this there arose, during the spring succeeding, a talk in the parish that Gabriel Oak was feathering his nest fast". Meaning:If people tell you that you are feathering your own nest ,it means that you make your self rich ,especially in a way that is selfish or dishonest "mainly disapproving" Practise:wanting to feather their own nest fast,many merchants delight in deceiving their customers. _________________ "What we need is a ray of hope...to reach what we want at the end of the rope" A.s
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rosalinda

Number of posts: 124 Age: 32 Location: Algeria /France Job/hobbies: A university Teacher /Fitness Coach
 | Subject: Spelling Bee Tue Mar 03, 2009 2:00 pm | |
| Meaning : Capable of exciting laughter.
- risable
- raisable
- risible
- rhisible
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