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Time for a #videoexample! 😊🎬 Our #irregularverb of the day is “Sling”, which means “to throw or drop something carelessly.” Usage in a TV series ("How I Met Your Mother"): ⠀ - ...He just said, "I've got to go and teach somebody some manners," and off he went. And then three hours later, he emerged from the woods with a dead elk slung across his shoulder. And I didn't even know that there were elk in Be #loveedits #online #creative #creativeenglish #slangs #daily #fun #international #foreign #languages #lowcarb #low #love #englishbulldog #studygram #the #best  #everyday #learning #idioms #vocabulary #learn #studymotivation #phrasalverbs #englishidioms #language #miqhazirligi https://www.instagram.com/p/CDLZiJ-BWVi/?igshid=stdd3gd2x8l9

#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @idiom.land (with @report.for.insta) ... Can’t wait for a #videoexample? 🎬 Our #idiom of the day is “Get the axe“, which means “to lose your job.“ Usage in a movie ("Wolf"): ⠀ - What I came in to say is if you get the axe tonight, I go with you. - And so do I. - Now, listen. You need your paychecks. I forbid you. I forbid you to take any action if I'm fired. ⠀ Didn't understand this idiom? You need example sentences? Want to listen to the correct pronunciation? Try our app for learning English idioms - click the link in @idiom.land bio. ⠀ Special offer! Get 40% off our idiom dictionary and other dictionaries! Coupon code: 40OFF (use at checkout) - click the link in @learzing_dictionaries bio. #learningenglish #englishwords #idioms #englishlanguage #learnenglish #idiomland #tiktokenglish #tiktokvideos #gettheaxe https://www.instagram.com/p/B8uUFntn-ao/?igshid=18ri81ykrygjz

#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @idiom.land (with @report.for.insta) ... Here’s our #videoexample! 🎬😊 Our #idiom of the day is ”Fender bender”, which means “a little car accident.” Usage in a movie (“My Super Ex-Girlfriend”): ⠀ - I saw that! - What? No, no, it was nothing, Carla. - Nothing? You knocked her down! You hit her! Was there groping? - No! - No, it was an accident. - An accident? OK, like a fender-bender? Here, we need to talk. Come here. ⠀ Didn't understand this idiom? You need example sentences? Want to listen to the correct pronunciation? Try our app for learning English idioms - click the link in @idiom.land bio. ⠀ Special offer! Get 40% off our idiom dictionary and other dictionaries! Coupon code: 40OFF (use at checkout) - click the link in @learzing_dictionaries bio. #learningenglish #englishwords #idioms #englishlanguage #learnenglish #idiomland #tiktokenglish #tiktokvideos #fenderbender #caraccident https://www.instagram.com/p/B8PNDTjHGGo/?igshid=1pklo89hebc0c

#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @idiom.land (with @report.for.insta) ... Can’t wait for a #videoexample? 🎬😊 Our #idiom of the day is ”Caught with your pants down”, which means "to be found in an embarrassing situation.” Usage in an movie ("Who Framed Roger Rabbit"): ⠀ - Well! Do you wanna tell me what she was doing with her arms around you? - Probably looking for a good place to stick a knife! - Oh, come on, Eddie! I caught you with your pants down! ⠀ Didn't understand this idiom? You need example sentences? Want to listen to the correct pronunciation? Try our app for learning English idioms - click the link in @idiom.land bio. ⠀ Special offer! Get 40% off our idiom dictionary and other dictionaries! Coupon code: 40OFF (use at checkout) - click the link in @learzing_dictionaries bio. #learningenglish #englishwords #idioms #englishlanguage #learnenglish #idiomland #caughtwithyourpantsdown #embarrassing https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Rf_ptngz_/?igshid=njn8mphyghsu

#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @idiom.land • • • • • Here’s our #videoexample! 🎬😄 Our #idiom of the day is “Zip your lip", which means "be quiet.” Usage in a movie ("Police Academy 3: Back in Training"): ⠀ - Please, sit down. Sit down. please... Zip your lips! Slap your butts to the seat! Listen hard!.. That's a lot better. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz_ty4dnOjB/?igshid=ktsz80nc7c70

#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @phrasalcards • • • • • Hello everybody! Our #phrasalverb of the day is “Set out”, which means “to put something where it can be seen or used.” Here’s our #videoexample! 🎬 Usage in a movie ("Pleasantville"): ⠀ - What's wrong? - Well, I always wipe down the counter and then you set out the napkins and glasses and then I make the French fries and... - Yeah. - But you didn't come so I just kept on wiping. ⠀ https://www.instagram.com/p/BzgYibhn_s5/?igshid=1706jdnahumr4

#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @phrasalcards • • • • • Here we are! Our #phrasalverb of the day is “Ask over”, which means “to invite people to your house.” Here’s our #videoexample! 🎬 Usage in a movie ("Breakfast at Tiffany's"): ⠀ - Why did you want to see me? - Jose's in Washington for the night, so I thought I'd ask you over you might come. And, well, I've said goodbye to everyone else I care about. ⠀ Didn't understand this phrasal verb? You need example sentences? Want to listen to the correct pronunciation? Try our app for learning English phrasal verbs - click the link in @phrasalcards bio https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxa0YMQhWkb/?igshid=102qj03kgfsbb