in one's shoes 成为...;处在...位置 = in one's situation 例: You won the lottery , I'd love to be in your shoes (你中了头彩,我真想和你一样) 4.I ' m speechless 说不出话来 I'm at a loss for words (以前学过)例:You are getting married , That's so wonderful , I'm sp...
笑死 laugh my ass off 好扯 It's ridiculous.
The slang you’re using today has its own distinct synonyms—especially if you start looking at words used in recent years.
@Aletsy "Even before you mentioned it now, I thought it was seriously important too."sore = "it", na = "yes, you know"@
Every generation that has grown up inColoradohas seen its share of "hip" slang words/terms. Some stick around, some fizzle out, but they all find their way to the young people for a least a while. When you take a look at these words you have to wonder who came up with them in th...
まいう~Maiuu It means delicious.A Japanese famous comedian says.
For example, “That exam was a peak, fam.” While most Roadmen use the word negatively as in “that’s peak,” some regions in the UK use it to describe something positive. Allow it – Allow it is a slang that is heard very frequently on the urban streets of London. It is ...
ヤバい (Awesome)キモい(That's gross)マジで(really? and I'm serious)イッてる(It doesn't ...
Common slang words and phrases like "yas" and "spill the tea" are mainstream, but what do they mean, and where do they come from? Here's what to know.
New Horizon College English BOOK 2 (3rd Edition) Unit 1 Text A Ex .l Understanding the text 1、Be au se he is tired o f listening to his father and he is not interested in gramm ar rules. 2 、Th e ivilization o f Gree e and the glory o f Roman ar hite ture are so m arvel...