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1000 Old Roast Duck IELTS Spoken Words: Act your age, not your shoe size Today, an idiom that I want to introduce to you is: Act your age, not your shoe size. I hope it will be helpful to your English learning, IELTS preparation and daily English expression. First of all, we need to know each word in this sentence once. If we have prepared the children's shoes with GSL words, we should check the above sentence

1000 Old Roast Duck IELTS Spoken Words Accumulation: the meaning and usage of go to town slang Today, the Old Roast Duck IELTS Editor will share a slang related to town - go to town, hoping to help more roast ducks who are preparing for the IELTS oral test. Town originally means small town. However, "go to town" does not mean literally (go to town), but means to indulge oneself exhaustively

Accumulation of 1000 Old Roast Duck IELTS Spoken Words: over the moon In this column of oral vocabulary accumulation, the editor of Old Roast Duck IELTS will introduce an idiom of a relatively simple word (moon) in GSL vocabulary: over the moon. I hope it can help more roast ducks who are preparing for the IELTS oral test. When moon is used as a noun, its original meaning is' moon 'or' moon '. In addition, it has a part of speech that everyone is not familiar with -

Accumulation of 1000 Old Roast Duck IELTS Spoken Words: To know your onions Today, a colloquial idiom of IELTS for Old Roast Duck is to know your onions I hope you can improve your English expression level in essence by accumulating over time. The original meaning of onion is onion. The Oxford Advanced Dictionary describes onion as follows: a round vegetable with many layers inside each ot

Accumulation of 1000 Old Roast Duck IELTS Spoken Words: Meaning and Usage of Not rocket science In today's topic of IELTS Oral Vocabulary Accumulation, the Old Roast Duck IELTS Editor will introduce a phrase related to the word science - not rocket science. We often hear such a sentence expression in English interviews or British and American dramas: 'It's not rocket science', the meaning of the expression

The accumulation of 1000 IELTS spoken words: the meaning and usage of go down a storm Today, the slang in the English colloquial expression that I want to share with you is go down a storm First of all, "storm" means "storm", but "go down a storm" does not mean that you will succumb to the storm. If something goes down a storm, it means it is very successful or pleasant. For example, in the mouth