150 Common Idioms in English

150 almindelige idiomer på engelsk

122,461 views ・ 2022-04-12

English Like A Native


Dobbeltklik venligst på de engelske undertekster nedenfor for at afspille videoen.

00:00
English idioms, love them or hate them they are  a necessary part of the language and so today I'm  
0
480
9200
Engelske idiomer, elsk dem eller hader dem, de er en nødvendig del af sproget, og så i dag
00:09
going to cover over 150 of the most common English  idioms with their meanings and an example sentence  
1
9680
8560
vil jeg dække over 150 af de mest almindelige engelske idiomer med deres betydninger og en eksempelsætning,
00:18
so you can learn them in context. And to make  your life really easy I've put together a free  
2
18240
5840
så du kan lære dem i kontekst. Og for at gøre dit liv virkelig nemt, har jeg sammensat en gratis
00:24
super pdf so that you have all the idioms I  cover and their meanings and examples as well.  
3
24640
6480
super pdf, så du også har alle de idiomer, jeg dækker, og deres betydninger og eksempler.
00:31
All you have to do to download your pdf is click  on the link provided, add your name and your email  
4
31760
5520
Alt du skal gøre for at downloade din pdf er at klikke på det angivne link, tilføje dit navn og din e
00:37
address to sign up to my ESL mailing list and I'll  send the pdf to you. An idiom is a common phrase  
5
37280
7600
-mailadresse for at tilmelde dig min ESL-mailingliste, så sender jeg pdf'en til dig. Et formsprog er en almindelig sætning
00:44
which is used colloquially but the meaning is not  immediately obvious, for example, bite the bullet.
6
44880
8720
, som bruges i daglig tale, men betydningen er ikke umiddelbart indlysende, for eksempel bid i det klode.
00:55
It means just do it, go for it. I'm  going to share 10 common idioms with you  
7
55840
6080
Det betyder bare gør det, gå efter det. Jeg vil dele 10 almindelige idiomer med dig
01:01
now. Number one, under the weather,  this means to be feeling ill.
8
61920
6320
nu. Nummer et, under vejret betyder det at føle sig syg.
01:10
I'm not coming to work today I'm feeling a  little under the weather. Number two, the  
9
70560
5200
Jeg kommer ikke på arbejde i dag, jeg føler mig lidt under vejret. Nummer to,
01:15
ball is in your court, this means the next action  is with you. I've already given a counter offer  
10
75760
7520
bolden er på din bane, det betyder, at den næste handling er hos dig. Jeg har allerede givet et kontratilbud,
01:23
the ball's in your court now. Number three,  spill the beans, this means to share a secret.  
11
83280
6720
bolden er på din bane nu. Nummer tre, spild bønnerne, det betyder at dele en hemmelighed.
01:31
Come on sally spill the beans, did you two kiss  or what? Number four, you're pulling my leg,  
12
91680
8160
Kom nu, sally spilder bønnerne, kyssede I to eller hvad? Nummer fire, du trækker mit ben,
01:40
this means to play a joke on someone or to  suggest someone is playing a joke on you. No  
13
100640
6080
det betyder at spille en joke med nogen eller at foreslå, at nogen spiller en joke med dig. Nej
01:47
there's no way I've won the lottery you're pulling  my leg. Number five, take it with a pinch of salt,  
14
107360
7440
, der er ingen måde, jeg har vundet i lotteriet, du trækker mit ben. Nummer fem, tag det med et gran salt,
01:56
this means to not believe it fully. I'd take  those numbers with a pinch of salt though,  
15
116000
5760
det betyder ikke at tro det fuldt ud. Jeg vil dog tage de tal med et gran salt,
02:01
you know polls are not always accurate. Number  six, you can say that again, this means to agree  
16
121760
7920
du ved, at meningsmålinger ikke altid er nøjagtige. Nummer seks, du kan sige det igen, det betyder at blive enige
02:09
on the trueness of something. Usually we only  hear this, we wouldn't write this. We need this  
17
129680
6160
om rigtigheden af ​​noget. Normalt hører vi kun dette, vi ville ikke skrive dette. Vi har brug for denne
02:15
launch to work or the business will fail. You  can say that again. Number seven, see eye to eye,  
18
135840
7920
lancering for at fungere, ellers vil virksomheden fejle. Du kan sige det igen. Nummer syv, se øje til øje,
02:23
this means to agree. James and Stuart are always  arguing, they never see eye to eye on anything.  
19
143760
5920
det betyder at være enig. James og Stuart skændes altid, de ser aldrig øje til øje på noget.
02:31
Number eight to beat around the bush this means to  not get to the point, you're just talking around  
20
151040
6800
Nummer otte at slå rundt om bushen betyder, at du ikke kommer til sagen, du taler bare rundt om
02:37
it. Oh Juan doesn't half beat around the bush,  he never just makes a quick point. Number nine to  
21
157840
8640
det. Åh, Juan slår sig ikke halvt rundt, han kommer aldrig bare med et hurtigt punkt. Nummer ni at
02:46
miss the boat. To miss the boat means to miss an  opportunity. I always wanted to go to the concert  
22
166480
6960
savne båden. At gå glip af båden betyder at gå glip af en mulighed. Jeg har altid ønsket at tage til koncerten,
02:53
but I missed the boat and now the tickets are  sold out. Number 10, by the skin of your teeth,  
23
173440
6560
men jeg savnede båden, og nu er billetterne udsolgt. Nummer 10, ved huden på dine tænder
03:00
this means you've only just achieved something. Oh  the team won that game by the skin of their teeth  
24
180640
7600
betyder det, at du kun lige har opnået noget. Åh, holdet vandt den kamp med skinnet af deres tænder
03:10
my heart. Oh have you got a few minutes of  free time? Rather than killing time playing  
25
190160
7120
mit hjerte. Åh, har du et par minutters fritid? I stedet for at dræbe tiden med at spille
03:17
games let's have a whale of a time learning  30 time related idioms. These are phrases  
26
197280
6880
spil, lad os have en hval af en tid med at lære 30 tidsrelaterede idiomer. Disse er sætninger
03:24
that are used in everyday situations formal and  informal so it's good to be familiar with them.  
27
204160
7680
, der bruges i hverdagssituationer formelle og uformelle, så det er godt at være fortrolig med dem.
03:34
Number one, it's high time this phrase can be  used to say that it's time to do something that  
28
214880
6640
Nummer et, det er på høje tid, denne sætning kan bruges til at sige, at det er tid til at gøre noget, der
03:41
should have happened a long time ago. You've  been struggling with your maths homework for  
29
221520
5600
skulle være sket for længe siden. Du har kæmpet med dine matematik lektier i
03:47
months it's high time we got you a  tutor. Number two, against the clock,  
30
227120
7120
flere måneder, det er på høje tid, vi får dig en vejleder. Nummer to, mod uret,
03:54
if you're doing something against the  clock then you're doing it as quickly  
31
234960
4800
hvis du gør noget mod uret, så gør du det så hurtigt
03:59
as possible in order to meet a deadline. All  the party guests will arrive at 6 p.m so we're  
32
239760
6480
som muligt for at overholde en deadline. Alle festgæsterne ankommer kl. 18, så vi
04:06
working against the clock to get everything  ready in time quick. Number three, the 11th  
33
246240
5920
arbejder mod uret for at få det hele klar i tide. Nummer tre, den 11.
04:12
hour. If something happens at the 11th hour that  means it happens at the last possible moment.  
34
252160
8080
time. Hvis der sker noget i den 11. time, betyder det, at det sker i det sidste mulige øjeblik.
04:21
I found that question really difficult  but I remembered the answer at the 11th  
35
261920
4560
Jeg fandt det spørgsmål virkelig svært, men jeg huskede svaret på den 11.
04:26
hour just before the exam finished phew.  Number four, to make up for lost time,  
36
266480
7200
time lige før eksamen sluttede phew. Nummer fire, at indhente den tabte tid,
04:34
to do something faster or more often in order  to compensate for not having done it quickly  
37
274560
5440
at gøre noget hurtigere eller oftere for at kompensere for ikke at have gjort det hurtigt
04:40
enough or often enough is known as making up for  lost time. Many of us, because of the pandemic,  
38
280000
7600
nok eller ofte nok er kendt som at indhente den tabte tid. Mange af os, på grund af pandemien,
04:47
are now making up for lost time because of all  the things we've missed we didn't get to see our  
39
287600
5920
indhenter nu den tabte tid på grund af alle de ting, vi har savnet, vi nåede ikke at se vores
04:53
family much last year, so this year I hope to make  up for lost time and spend lots of time with them.  
40
293520
6000
familie meget sidste år, så i år håber jeg at indhente den tabte tid og bruge meget tid sammen med dem.
05:00
Number five, in the nick of time, to do  something in the nick of time means to do it  
41
300800
7040
Nummer fem, i næppe tid, at gøre noget i næppe tid betyder at gøre det
05:07
just in time we almost missed the train but we got  here just in the nick of time, oh that was close.  
42
307840
8560
lige i tide, vi missede næsten toget, men vi kom hertil lige i tide, åh det var tæt på.
05:17
Number six, the ship has sailed, we use this  phrase informally to discuss an opportunity which  
43
317840
6320
Nummer seks, skibet er sejlet, vi bruger denne sætning uformelt til at diskutere en mulighed, der
05:24
has passed or a situation which can no longer  be changed. I thought about running the marathon  
44
324160
6880
er forbi, eller en situation, der ikke længere kan ændres. Jeg tænkte på at løbe maraton
05:31
this year but I haven't done any training so that  ship has sailed. Number seven, around the clock,  
45
331040
6800
i år, men jeg har ikke trænet, så det skib er sejlet. Nummer syv, døgnet rundt,
05:38
if something is done around the clock then it's  done all day and all night without stopping.  
46
338640
5920
hvis noget bliver gjort døgnet rundt, så bliver det gjort hele dagen og hele natten uden at stoppe.
05:45
Oh yes we have around the clock security  nobody's getting into this place.  
47
345760
6080
Åh ja, vi har sikkerhed døgnet rundt, ingen kommer ind på dette sted.
05:52
Number eight, to call it a day, this  means to decide to stop doing something  
48
352960
5760
Nummer otte, for at kalde det en dag, betyder det at beslutte at stoppe med at gøre noget
05:58
either permanently or for a while depending on  the context. I'm too tired to finish my homework  
49
358720
6320
enten permanent eller for et stykke tid afhængigt af konteksten. Jeg er for træt til at afslutte mine lektier
06:05
I'm gonna call it a day and I'll finish it  tomorrow. Number nine, in the blink of an  
50
365040
5520
. Jeg vil kalde det en dag, og jeg afslutter det i morgen. Nummer ni, i et
06:10
eye. If something happens in the blink of an eye  then it happens very quickly just like a blink.
51
370560
9280
øjeblik. Hvis der sker noget på et øjeblik, så sker det meget hurtigt ligesom et blink.
06:20
A calculator can solve a maths  problem in the blink of an eye.
52
380560
3520
En lommeregner kan løse et matematikopgave på et øjeblik.
06:26
Number 10, to kill time this phrase is used  informally and it means to spend time doing  
53
386240
7680
Nummer 10, for at slå tiden ihjel, bruges denne sætning uformelt, og det betyder at bruge tid på at gøre
06:33
something unimportant particularly  when waiting for something else  
54
393920
4800
noget uvæsentligt, især når man venter på noget andet,
06:39
yes we'll go shopping at the airport  to kill time before the flight.  
55
399840
4000
ja, vi tager på indkøb i lufthavnen for at dræbe tiden før flyrejsen.
06:45
Number 11, like clockwork. If something happens  like clockwork then it happens very smoothly  
56
405520
8080
Nummer 11, som et urværk. Hvis noget sker som urværk, så sker det meget glat
06:53
and easily. Ah the presentation ran like clockwork  everyone was very happy number 12 on the dot this  
57
413600
10800
og nemt. Ah, præsentationen kørte som smurt, alle var meget glade nummer 12 på prikken dette
07:04
is an informal phrase which means exactly on time  she starts work at 9 00 am on the dot not 903.  
58
424400
9600
er en uformel sætning, som betyder præcis til tiden, hun begynder på arbejde kl
07:15
Number 13, to do time or to serve time. This is  a colloquial term meaning to be in prison. He's  
59
435360
10080
. Dette er et almindeligt udtryk, der betyder at være i fængsel. Han
07:25
doing time for money laundering. Number  14, to turn back time. To turn back time  
60
445440
7600
laver tid til at hvidvaske penge. Nummer 14, for at skrue tiden tilbage. At skrue tiden tilbage
07:33
means to recreate, remember or imagine things  as they were before. Oh I like to reminisce  
61
453040
8560
betyder at genskabe, huske eller forestille sig ting, som de var før. Åh, jeg kan godt lide at mindes,
07:41
while looking through all photographs but  I do wish I could just turn back time.  
62
461600
4800
mens jeg kigger gennem alle fotografier, men jeg ville ønske, at jeg bare kunne skrue tiden tilbage.
07:48
Number 15, to have a whale of a time. This means  to have a brilliant time to really enjoy oneself.  
63
468080
7760
Nummer 15, for at have en hval af en tid. Det betyder at have en fantastisk tid til virkelig at nyde sig selv.
07:56
Ah I had a whale of a time learning  to ski until I broke my leg.
64
476640
4880
Ah, jeg havde en hval af en tid at lære at stå på ski, indtil jeg brækkede benet.
08:03
Number 16 to lose track of time. To  lose track of time means to be unaware  
65
483600
6720
Nummer 16 for at miste overblikket over tid. At miste overblikket betyder at være uvidende
08:10
of how much time has passed or to not be sure of  what time it is. Oh iIm sorry I'm late I totally  
66
490320
7680
om, hvor meget tid der er gået, eller at være usikker på, hvad klokken er. Åh, jeg er ked af, jeg er forsinket, jeg
08:18
lost track of the time, sorry. Number 17, free  time. Free time refers to time available for  
67
498000
9600
mistede fuldstændig overblikket over tiden, undskyld. Nummer 17, fritid. Fritid refererer til tid til rådighed til
08:27
hobbies and activities you enjoy in my free time.  I like to play football what do you like to do?  
68
507600
7040
hobbyer og aktiviteter, du nyder i min fritid. Jeg kan lide at spille fodbold, hvad kan du lide at lave?
08:35
Number 18, spur of the moment. Something done  in the spur of the moment is done impulsively  
69
515680
8960
Nummer 18, et øjeblik. Noget, der er gjort i øjeblikket, bliver gjort impulsivt
08:44
without planning in advance. Uh we aren't going to  Argentina now instead we're going to Switzerland,  
70
524640
7680
uden at have planlagt på forhånd. Uh, vi skal ikke til Argentina nu i stedet for, vi skal til Schweiz,
08:52
don't ask me why. It was a  spur of the moment decision.  
71
532320
2720
spørg mig ikke hvorfor. Det var en ansporende beslutning.
08:56
Number 19, behind the times. If something  is behind the times then it's not using the  
72
536720
7680
Nummer 19, bagud i tiden. Hvis noget er bagud, så er det ikke at bruge de
09:04
latest technology ideas or techniques. It could  also be referred to as out of date. This library  
73
544400
9200
nyeste teknologiideer eller teknikker. Det kan også kaldes forældet. Dette bibliotek
09:13
is so behind the times they don't even have a  computer. Number 20, to hit the big time. This  
74
553600
8640
er så bagud i tiden, at de ikke engang har en computer. Nummer 20, for at ramme den store tid. Dette
09:22
is an idiomatic phrase which means to become very  successful or famous. She hit the big time and got  
75
562240
6720
er en idiomatisk sætning, som betyder at blive meget succesfuld eller berømt. Hun slog til og fik
09:28
a part in a very successful film after years of  hard work. Number 21, hour of need. An hour of  
76
568960
8400
en del i en meget succesfuld film efter mange års hårdt arbejde. Nummer 21, nødens time. En times
09:37
need is the time when most help is needed. Thank  you so much for helping us in our hour of need.  
77
577360
6720
nød er det tidspunkt, hvor der er brug for mest hjælp. Tusind tak for at hjælpe os i vores nød.
09:45
Number 22, a laugh a minute. You could  use this phrase to describe someone who is  
78
585440
5280
Nummer 22, et grin et minut. Du kan bruge denne sætning til at beskrive en, der er
09:50
very funny oh John's great he's a laugh a minute  so funny. Number 23, like there's no tomorrow.  
79
590720
10720
meget sjov, åh John's store, han er et grin et minut så sjov. Nummer 23, som om der ikke er nogen i morgen.
10:02
To do something like there's no  tomorrow means to do it in a quick  
80
602400
4640
At gøre noget, som om der ikke er nogen morgen, betyder at gøre det på en hurtig
10:07
or careless way without considering the future.  He is spending money like there's no tomorrow.  
81
607040
7120
eller skødesløs måde uden at tænke på fremtiden. Han bruger penge, som om der ikke er nogen i morgen.
10:15
Number 24, long time no see. This is  informally used as a greeting to mean  
82
615840
7360
Nummer 24, længe ikke set. Dette bruges uformelt som en hilsen for at betyde, at
10:23
it's been a long time since we last  met. Hey Christopher long time no see.  
83
623200
5920
det er lang tid siden, vi sidst mødtes. Hej Christopher længe ikke set.
10:30
Number 25, a mile a minute. If something is  happening a mile a minute then it's happening  
84
630640
6080
Nummer 25, en kilometer i minuttet. Hvis der sker noget en kilometer i minuttet, så sker det
10:36
at a very fast pace. I can barely understand  Connor because he talks a mile a minute.  
85
636720
5440
i et meget hurtigt tempo. Jeg kan næsten ikke forstå Connor, fordi han taler en kilometer i minuttet.
10:43
Number 26, now and then. If something  happens now and then then it happens  
86
643440
6800
Nummer 26, nu og da. Hvis der sker noget nu og da, så sker det af
10:50
occasionally. I don't see her much  but we go out for coffee now and then.  
87
650240
4720
og til. Jeg ser hende ikke så meget, men vi går ud og drikker kaffe nu og da.
10:56
Number 27, the moment of truth. This is  a time when a person or a thing is tested  
88
656480
6320
Nummer 27, sandhedens øjeblik. Dette er en tid, hvor en person eller en ting bliver testet,
11:02
a decision has to be made or a crisis has to  be faced this is a moment of truth. Grace has  
89
662800
8000
en beslutning skal træffes, eller en krise skal imødegås, dette er et sandhedens øjeblik. Grace har
11:10
spent hours baking the perfect cake and now  it is the moment of truth time to taste it.  
90
670800
7440
brugt timer på at bage den perfekte kage, og nu er det sandhedens øjebliks tid til at smage den.
11:20
Number 28, to have too much time on one's hands.  To have too much time on your hands means to have  
91
680080
6720
Nummer 28, at have for meget tid på hænderne. At have for meget tid på hænderne betyder at have
11:26
a lot of extra time, we often use this phrase  to describe someone who is engaged in unhelpful  
92
686800
6320
en masse ekstra tid, vi bruger ofte denne sætning til at beskrive en person, der er involveret i uhjælpsomme
11:33
or useless activities. She is such a gossip she  obviously has far too much time on her hands.  
93
693120
6240
eller ubrugelige aktiviteter. Hun er sådan en sladder, at hun åbenbart har alt for meget tid på hende.
11:40
Number 29, once in a blue moon. This means  it rarely happens. I don't speak to my old  
94
700480
7440
Nummer 29, en gang i en blå måne. Det betyder, at det sjældent sker. Jeg taler ikke med mine gamle
11:47
uni mates these days I mean Fernando will  call me for a catch-up once in a blue moon  
95
707920
4960
kammerater i disse dage, jeg mener, at Fernando vil ringe til mig for en indhentning en gang i en blå måne
11:52
but apart from that we've all lost touch. And  number 30, donkey's years. Donkey's years is  
96
712880
7440
, men bortset fra det har vi alle mistet kontakten. Og nummer 30, æselår. Æslets år er
12:00
an informal way of saying a long time Adam  and I have been friends for donkey's years.
97
720320
9520
en uformel måde at sige, at Adam og jeg længe har været venner i æslets år.
12:10
It is getting hot in here.
98
730400
2080
Det bliver varmt herinde.
12:15
The temperature in London is soaring so i thought  this was the perfect opportunity for me to teach  
99
735840
6080
Temperaturen i London er skyhøje, så jeg tænkte, at dette var den perfekte mulighed for mig til at lære
12:21
you five very hot english phrases plus an extra  tasty little treat at the very end if you stay all  
100
741920
11440
dig fem meget varme engelske sætninger plus en ekstra velsmagende lille godbid til allersidst, hvis du bliver hele
12:33
the way through. Here's the first one, hot off the  press. If something is hot off the press then it  
101
753360
7040
vejen igennem. Her er den første, varm fra pressen. Hvis noget er varmt i pressen,
12:40
means it's news just in, it's just happened, you  need to hear it because no one else is talking  
102
760400
6080
betyder det, at det er nyheder lige ind, det er lige sket, du skal høre det, fordi ingen andre taler
12:46
about it. It's hot off the press. The second  super hot phrase is to blow hot and cold, this  
103
766480
7600
om det. Det er varmt i pressen. Den anden super varme sætning er at blæse varmt og koldt, det
12:54
means to alternate between two different states.  For example somebody might be very happy friendly  
104
774080
8000
betyder at veksle mellem to forskellige tilstande. For eksempel kan nogen være meget glade, venlige
13:02
warm and welcoming one moment and then completely  the opposite the other they might be distant maybe  
105
782640
6320
, varme og imødekommende det ene øjeblik og så helt modsat det andet, de kan være fjernt, måske
13:08
a little angry they might seem like they don't  like you at all the next. They are blowing hot and  
106
788960
5520
lidt vrede, de kan virke som om de slet ikke kan lide dig det næste. De blæser varmt og
13:14
cold, and it's very hard to know where you stand  with someone who blows hot and cold. For example  
107
794480
7040
koldt, og det er meget svært at vide, hvor man står med en, der blæser varmt og koldt. Forestil dig for eksempel
13:21
imagine we have just started working together and  on the first day I come to you and say hi I'm so  
108
801520
6400
, at vi lige er begyndt at arbejde sammen, og den første dag, jeg kommer til dig og siger hej, jeg er så
13:27
happy that you're working here we're going to be  best friends why don't you take the space next to  
109
807920
4560
glad for, at du arbejder her, vi skal være bedste venner, hvorfor tager du ikke pladsen ved siden af
13:32
me, sit with me we'll work together. Oh and we  should have lunch together today, see you soon.  
110
812480
5120
mig, sidde sammen med mig, vi arbejder sammen. Åh og vi burde spise frokost sammen i dag, vi ses snart.
13:38
And the next day it's more like oh you're sitting  next to me are you, I think you should move to  
111
818240
7200
Og næste dag er det mere som om, åh, du sidder ved siden af ​​mig, er du, jeg synes, du skal flytte til
13:45
the other side of the office and I can't do  lunch with you today, no I'm really busy.
112
825440
5520
den anden side af kontoret, og jeg kan ikke spise frokost med dig i dag, nej, jeg har virkelig travlt.
13:53
I'm blowing hot and cold. Super hot phrase  number three, strike while the iron is  
113
833360
7440
Jeg blæser varmt og koldt. Super hot sætning nummer tre, slå til mens strygejernet er
14:00
hot. To strike while the iron is hot means to act  when the conditions are most favourable so take  
114
840800
8480
varmt. At slå, mens jernet er varmt, betyder at handle, når forholdene er mest gunstige, så benyt
14:09
the opportunity when you have the chance. For  example let's imagine you want to buy a house  
115
849280
7280
lejligheden, når du har chancen. Lad os for eksempel forestille os, at du gerne vil købe et hus,
14:17
and suddenly there's a big change in the  economy and the housing market crashes  
116
857120
5360
og pludselig er der en stor ændring i økonomien, og boligmarkedet går i stykker,
14:22
and houses are suddenly very very cheap and even  though you've not been sure if you want to commit  
117
862480
5680
og huse er pludselig meget meget billige, og selvom du ikke har været sikker på, om du vil forpligte dig
14:28
to buying a house, now is a good time to act  so you should strike while the iron is hot.  
118
868160
6720
til at købe et hus, nu er et godt tidspunkt at handle, så du bør slå, mens strygejernet er varmt.
14:36
Super hot phrase number four, to get  into hot water or to be in hot water.  
119
876240
7920
Super hot sætning nummer fire, at komme i varmt vand eller at være i varmt vand.
14:44
If you're in hot water then I'm afraid tot this  means you are in trouble. So imagine you've been  
120
884160
7360
Hvis du er i varmt vand, så er jeg bange for, at det betyder, at du er i problemer. Så forestil dig, at du har været
14:51
married for 10 years and you forget it's your  wedding anniversary and you decide to go out for  
121
891520
6480
gift i 10 år, og du glemmer, at det er din bryllupsdag, og du beslutter dig for at gå ud og
14:58
some drinks after work with your work friends and  forget all about your lovely partner sat at home.  
122
898000
6640
drikke nogle drinks efter arbejde med dine arbejdsvenner og glemme alt om, at din dejlige partner sad derhjemme.
15:04
You can guarantee that by the time you get back  you are going to be in very hot water. Oh call  
123
904640
7280
Du kan garantere, at når du kommer tilbage, vil du være i meget varmt vand. Åh ring
15:11
the fire brigade it is getting far too hot with  super hot phrase number five, I have had more  
124
911920
7760
til brandvæsenet det bliver alt for varmt med super hot sætning nummer fem, jeg har fået mere
15:20
something replace that with whatever you like  then you've had hot dinners. To have something  
125
920400
6640
noget til at erstatte det med hvad du kan lide, så har du fået varme middage. At have noget
15:27
more than you've had hot dinners means that your  experience is greater than the other person so in  
126
927040
7520
mere end du har haft varme middage betyder, at din oplevelse er større end den anden person, så i
15:34
this case I'm saying my experience in something is  greater than yours. Let's imagine my sentence is  
127
934560
6800
dette tilfælde siger jeg, at min erfaring med noget er større end din. Lad os forestille os, at min sætning er, at
15:42
I've had more internet stalkers than you've had  hot dinners, which let's face it is probably true,  
128
942640
6560
jeg har haft flere internet-stalkere, end du har haft varme middage, hvilket lad os indse, at det nok er sandt,
15:50
that means I've had more internet stalkers  than you have. What would your sentence be?  
129
950080
7040
det betyder, at jeg har haft flere internet-stalkere, end du har. Hvad ville din sætning være?
15:57
What have you had more than I've had hot  dinners? Put it down in the comments box below.  
130
957120
4720
Hvad har du fået mere end jeg har fået varm middag? Læg det ned i kommentarfeltet nedenfor.
16:03
And finally, before I spontaneously combust  that means burst into flames because I'm so hot,  
131
963040
7360
Og til sidst, før jeg spontant brænder, betyder det, at jeg brød i flammer, fordi jeg er så varm,
16:10
let's do the final one. Super hot phrase  number six and she's forgotten it, is  
132
970400
7200
lad os tage den sidste. Super hot sætning nummer seks, og hun har glemt det, er
16:19
to be hot under the collar. If you are getting  hot under the collar it means that you're becoming  
133
979040
6160
at være varm under kraven. Hvis du bliver varm under kraven, betyder det, at du bliver
16:25
emotional usually it means you're becoming  embarrassed or angry. Oh I'm getting a little  
134
985200
5360
følelsesladet, normalt betyder det, at du bliver flov eller vred. Åh jeg bliver lidt
16:30
hot under the collar or oh I'm getting a little  hot under the collar. Okay so there you go six  
135
990560
7520
varm under kraven eller åh jeg bliver lidt varm under kraven. Okay, så er der seks
16:38
super hot phrases for you to use this summer while  the temperatures soar and I did promise a bonus.  
136
998080
7120
super varme sætninger, som du kan bruge denne sommer, mens temperaturerne stiger, og jeg lovede en bonus.
16:45
I have the hots for you. What does that mean?  It means that I fancy you, I'm attracted to you.  
137
1005760
8560
Jeg har det varmeste til dig. Hvad betyder det? Det betyder, at jeg holder af dig, jeg er tiltrukket af dig.
16:54
So tell me in the comments box below who do you  have the hots for? Do you dare share that secret. 
138
1014320
6000
Så fortæl mig i kommentarfeltet nedenfor, hvem har du det hotte til? Tør du dele den hemmelighed.
17:01
Idioms we have countless idioms in the english  language so once again I've broken it down by  
139
1021040
5920
Idiomer vi har utallige idiomer på det engelske sprog, så endnu en gang har jeg opdelt det efter
17:06
category and today we're going to be learning 20  of the most commonly used weather related idioms.  
140
1026960
7920
kategori, og i dag skal vi lære 20 af de mest almindeligt brugte vejrrelaterede idiomer.
17:15
These are phrases that most native speakers will  use often and without much thought but really  
141
1035600
5920
Dette er sætninger, som de fleste indfødte talere vil bruge ofte og uden megen omtanke, men
17:22
they're not that self-explanatory, so they take  a little bit of explaining and that's what we're  
142
1042080
5360
de er egentlig ikke så selvforklarende, så de kræver lidt forklaring, og det er det, vi
17:27
going to learn about today. The first idiom is to  brighten up. To brighten up means to become more  
143
1047440
7600
skal lære om i dag. Det første formsprog er at lyse op. At lyse op betyder at blive mere
17:35
cheerful now brighten up is a separable phrasal  verb which means that you can put the object in  
144
1055040
5920
munter nu lyse op er et adskilleligt sætningsudsagnsord, som betyder, at du kan sætte objektet i
17:40
the middle of those two words, the object that's  being brightened up, for example, let's brighten  
145
1060960
6320
midten af ​​disse to ord, objektet, der bliver lyst op, for eksempel, lad os lyse
17:47
this room up. The second idiom is to take a shine  to, to take a shine to something means to develop  
146
1067280
8960
dette rum op. Det andet formsprog er at tage en shine til, at tage en shine til noget betyder at udvikle
17:56
a liking for it. Philip has taken a shine to  Yorkshire tea over Tetley tea. The third idiom is  
147
1076240
9520
en smag for det. Philip har taget en glans til Yorkshire te over Tetley te. Det tredje formsprog er
18:05
to chase rainbows. To chase rainbows means  to pursue something that is impossible  
148
1085760
6240
at jagte regnbuer. At jagte regnbuer betyder at forfølge noget, der er umuligt
18:12
or very unlikely. Georgia wants to be a famous  singer but with that voice she's chasing rainbows.  
149
1092000
7280
eller meget usandsynligt. Georgia vil være en berømt sangerinde, men med den stemme jagter hun regnbuer.
18:20
The fourth idiom is to save it for  a rainy day. To save something for  
150
1100800
5520
Det fjerde formsprog er at gemme det til en regnvejrsdag. At gemme noget til
18:26
a rainy day means to keep it aside for a  time when it might be needed in the future.  
151
1106320
5440
en regnvejrsdag betyder at holde det til side i en tid, hvor det kan blive nødvendigt i fremtiden.
18:32
I won some money on the lottery so  I'm going to save it for a rainy day.
152
1112880
3680
Jeg har vundet nogle penge i lotteriet, så jeg har tænkt mig at gemme dem til en regnvejrsdag.
18:38
The fifth idiom is right as rain, if someone  is right as rain that means they are well  
153
1118640
7360
Det femte formsprog er rigtigt som regn, hvis nogen har ret som regn, betyder det, at de er i god
18:46
fit and healthy. Yesterday I was unwell but today  I feel right as rain. The sixth idiom is to take  
154
1126000
9520
form og sunde. I går havde jeg det dårligt, men i dag føler jeg mig lige som regn. Det sjette formsprog er at tage
18:55
a rain check. To take a rain check is more of  an American phrase which we're beginning to see  
155
1135520
6000
en regncheck. At tage en regncheck er mere en amerikansk sætning, som vi begynder at se
19:01
more and more of in British english and it means  to cancel or refuse something with an intention of  
156
1141520
7120
mere og mere af på britisk engelsk, og det betyder at annullere eller afvise noget med en intention om
19:08
doing it another time. Hey are we still going  for coffee later? Oh let's take a rain check,  
157
1148640
6560
at gøre det en anden gang. Hej skal vi stadig have kaffe senere? Åh, lad os tage et regncheck,
19:15
maybe next week? The seventh idiom is to weather  the storm. To weather the storm means to survive  
158
1155200
8400
måske i næste uge? Det syvende formsprog er at klare stormen. At klare stormen betyder at overleve
19:23
through difficulties. I had a really difficult  month but I told myself to weather the storm  
159
1163600
6240
gennem vanskeligheder. Jeg havde en virkelig svær måned, men jeg sagde til mig selv, at jeg skulle klare stormen
19:29
and everything is finally back to normal. The  eighth idiom is to rain on someone's parade.  
160
1169840
8000
, og alt er endelig tilbage til det normale. Det ottende formsprog er at regne på nogens parade.
19:38
To rain on someone's parade means to stop them  from enjoying themselves or to ruin their plans.  
161
1178640
5280
At regne på nogens parade betyder at forhindre dem i at hygge sig eller at ødelægge deres planer.
19:44
I don't want to rain on your parade but you're  being so loud please could you be quieter.  
162
1184880
5200
Jeg ønsker ikke at regne på din parade, men du er så højlydt, kan du være mere stille.
19:51
The ninth idiom is to shoot the breeze. To shoot  the breeze, it means to have an informal chat.  
163
1191120
7600
Det niende formsprog er at skyde brisen. For at skyde brisen betyder det at have en uformel snak.
19:59
Hey do you want to go for a walk and shoot  the breeze. The 10th idiom is to catch wind  
164
1199280
6960
Hej, vil du gå en tur og skyde brisen. Det 10. formsprog er at fange vind
20:06
of something, to catch wind of something means  to hear a rumour about it. Now the 11th idiom  
165
1206240
7920
om noget, at fange vind af noget betyder at høre et rygte om det. Nu er det 11. formsprog
20:14
is to throw caution to the wind. To throw  caution to the wind means to take a risk.  
166
1214160
6480
at kaste forsigtighed til vinden. At kaste forsigtighed til vinden betyder at tage en risiko.
20:21
I need to just throw caution to  the wind and tell him how I feel.
167
1221440
4240
Jeg skal bare kaste forsigtighed til vinden og fortælle ham, hvordan jeg har det.
20:28
The 12th idiom is storm on the horizon.  
168
1228240
3920
Det 12. formsprog er storm i horisonten.
20:33
If there is a storm on the horizon that  means that there is a problem approaching.  
169
1233120
4720
Hvis der er en storm i horisonten, betyder det, at der er et problem, der nærmer sig.
20:39
Francis keeps getting into trouble at school so  I think there might be a storm on the horizon.  
170
1239280
4800
Francis bliver ved med at få problemer i skolen, så jeg tror, ​​der kan være en storm i horisonten.
20:45
The 13th idiom is every cloud has a silver  lining. This is a phrase we use to express  
171
1245680
7120
Det 13. formsprog er, at hver sky har en sølvbeklædning. Dette er en sætning, vi bruger til at udtrykke
20:52
that there is something good that comes  out of every bad or difficult situation.  
172
1252800
5120
, at der er noget godt, der kommer ud af enhver dårlig eller vanskelig situation.
20:58
Lockdown has been really stressful for everyone  but I have had a chance to spend lots more time  
173
1258960
6000
Lockdown har været virkelig stressende for alle, men jeg har haft en chance for at tilbringe meget mere tid sammen
21:04
with my family so I guess every cloud  has a silver lining. The 14th idiom is  
174
1264960
7280
med min familie, så jeg gætter på, at hver sky har en sølvkant. Det 14. formsprog er
21:12
on cloud nine. If someone is on cloud nine then  they are in a state of overwhelming happiness.  
175
1272800
8240
på sky ni. Hvis nogen er på cloud nine, er de i en tilstand af overvældende lykke.
21:22
I got the job, I feel so lucky I'm on cloud  nine. The fifteenth idiom is to have your head  
176
1282400
8640
Jeg fik jobbet, jeg føler mig så heldig, at jeg er på cloud nine. Det femtende formsprog er at have hovedet
21:31
in the clouds, now if someone has their head  in the clouds that means that they're being  
177
1291040
5440
i skyerne, hvis nogen nu har hovedet i skyerne, betyder det, at de er
21:36
unrealistic or impractical, a bit of a dreamer  and not very down to earth. Oh Grace is a lovely  
178
1296480
8160
urealistiske eller upraktiske, lidt af en drømmer og ikke særlig nede på jorden. Oh Grace er en dejlig
21:44
girl but she does have her head in the clouds.  The 16th idiom is to not have the foggiest,  
179
1304640
7680
pige, men hun har hovedet i skyerne. Det 16. formsprog er ikke at have det mest tågede,
21:53
this means that you're not sure about something  you don't have an idea or a clue about it. You  
180
1313440
5280
det betyder, at du ikke er sikker på noget, du ikke har en idé eller en anelse om. Du
21:58
might say I don't have the foggiest or I haven't  the foggiest or I haven't got the foggiest.  
181
1318720
8000
kan sige, at jeg ikke har det mest tågede, eller jeg har ikke det mest tågede, eller jeg har ikke det mest tågede.
22:08
Could you help me with directions please,  I haven't the foggiest where I am?
182
1328320
4000
Kan du hjælpe mig med vejbeskrivelse, jeg har ikke det mest tågede, hvor jeg er?
22:14
The 17th idiom is under the weather,  
183
1334400
2880
Det 17. formsprog er under vejret,
22:17
if you're under the weather that  means you're feeling unwell.
184
1337840
2720
hvis du er under vejret, betyder det, at du har det dårligt.
22:23
I'm going to stay at home today as I'm a bit  under the weather. The 18th idiom is the calm  
185
1343920
7120
Jeg bliver hjemme i dag, da jeg er lidt under vejret. Det 18. formsprog er stilheden
22:31
before the storm, this means a moment of quiet  or stability before difficult or busy times.  
186
1351040
7120
før stormen, dette betyder et øjebliks stilhed eller stabilitet før svære eller travle tider.
22:39
Those moments before the shop opened  were the calm before the storm.
187
1359440
4400
De øjeblikke før butikken åbnede var stilheden før stormen.
22:46
The 19th idiom is to break the ice. To break  the ice means to do or say something to relieve  
188
1366000
7920
Det 19. formsprog er at bryde isen. At bryde isen betyder at gøre eller sige noget for at lindre
22:53
tension or to break a silence. Ah  it was really awkward when we first  
189
1373920
5200
spændinger eller for at bryde en stilhed. Ah det var virkelig akavet, da vi
22:59
met that it didn't take long to break  the ice. And finally the 20th idiom is  
190
1379120
6320
mødtes første gang, at det ikke tog lang tid at bryde isen. Og endelig er det 20. formsprog
23:06
face like thunder if someone has a face  like thunder it means that their face  
191
1386240
5280
ansigt som torden, hvis nogen har et ansigt som torden, betyder det, at deres ansigt
23:11
looks very unhappy or very angry this is not very  polite so only use it in informal situations.  
192
1391520
7920
ser meget ulykkeligt eller meget vredt ud. Dette er ikke særlig høfligt, så brug det kun i uformelle situationer.
23:20
I knew she was very annoyed with me  because she had a face like thunder.
193
1400320
4320
Jeg vidste, at hun var meget irriteret på mig, fordi hun havde et ansigt som torden.
23:27
To catch someone red-handed is to discover  someone in the act of doing something wrong  
194
1407280
6160
At fange en på fersk gerning er at opdage, at nogen er i færd med at gøre noget forkert
23:34
for example if the police found a robber still  holding the bag that he has stolen you could say  
195
1414000
6320
, for eksempel hvis politiet fandt en røver, der stadig holdt i tasken, som han har stjålet, kan man sige, at
23:41
they caught him red-handed or if a mother  walked into the kitchen at night to find her son  
196
1421040
7280
de tog ham på fersk gerning, eller hvis en mor gik ind i køkkenet om natten for at finde sin søn
23:48
with chocolate cake all over his face  you might say I've caught you red-handed.
197
1428320
6560
med chokoladekage i hele ansigtet, kan man sige, at jeg har taget dig på fersk gerning.
23:57
Grey area a grey area is an ill-defined  
198
1437520
4320
Grå område et gråt område er en dårligt defineret
24:02
unclear situation which does not have an obvious  answer or outcome, it's not black or white,  
199
1442720
7840
uklar situation, som ikke har et åbenlyst svar eller udfald, det er ikke sort eller hvidt,
24:11
that's another idiom meaning it's not clear  it's a grey area, for example, if I use a clip  
200
1451920
7840
det er et andet formsprog, der betyder, at det ikke er tydeligt, det er et gråt område, for eksempel hvis jeg bruger et klip
24:19
from a movie in this video to illustrate an  educational point is that copyright infringement?  
201
1459760
6560
fra en film i denne video for at illustrere en pædagogisk pointe er, at krænkelse af ophavsretten?
24:27
It's not clear, it's a bit of a grey area. To give  the green light, this means to give permission  
202
1467280
9920
Det er ikke klart, det er lidt af en gråzone. For at give grønt lys betyder det at give tilladelse
24:37
for someone to do something or for something  to happen, for example, a parent could give  
203
1477200
6240
til, at nogen kan gøre noget eller at der sker noget, for eksempel kan en forælder give
24:43
the green light for their child to start a new  club or to go on a school trip, go on sonny. 
204
1483440
6720
grønt lys til, at deres barn starter en ny klub eller tager på skoletur, fortsætter sonny.
24:51
In the red, if a person or a company is in the  red that means they've spent more money than they  
205
1491440
8080
Hvis en person eller en virksomhed er i minus, betyder det, at de har brugt flere penge, end de
24:59
have, and now they owe money to the bank. I can't  sleep at night, not now that we're in the red. 
206
1499520
6400
har, og nu skylder de penge til banken. Jeg kan ikke sove om natten, ikke nu hvor vi er i minus.
25:06
Once in a blue moon, if something happens  once in a blue moon it happens very rarely  
207
1506880
7600
En gang i en blå måne, hvis der sker noget én gang i en blå måne, sker det meget sjældent
25:14
for example, we go on holiday once in a blue moon  it doesn't mean never it just means not often.
208
1514480
11200
, for eksempel, vi tager på ferie én gang i en blå måne, det betyder ikke aldrig, det betyder bare ikke ofte.
25:27
Out of the blue. If something happens out of the  blue then it is completely unexpected for example,  
209
1527760
8080
Ud af det blå. Hvis der sker noget ud af det blå, så er det helt uventet, for eksempel kom
25:37
my brother arrived out of the blue so  his brother was completely unexpected.
210
1537040
6000
min bror ud af det blå, så hans bror var helt uventet.
25:45
Red tape. Red tape refers to rules or  boundaries that prevent or slow down  
211
1545360
6000
bureaukrati. Red tape henviser til regler eller grænser, der forhindrer eller bremser
25:51
something you're trying to achieve. For example,  it took me ages to get a working visa because of  
212
1551920
5760
noget, du forsøger at opnå. For eksempel tog det mig evigheder at få et arbejdsvisum på grund af
25:57
all the red tape. Rose tinted glasses. To look  at something through rose tinted glasses means  
213
1557680
8400
al den bureaukrati. Rose tonede briller. At se på noget gennem rosenfarvede briller betyder
26:06
to think of it with a positive bias perhaps only  seeing or paying attention to the good things,  
214
1566080
7360
at tænke på det med en positiv bias, måske kun se eller være opmærksom på de gode ting,
26:13
for example, ah I have lots of fond memories of  school I can't remember the bad parts I suppose  
215
1573440
7920
for eksempel, ah jeg har mange gode minder fra skolen, jeg kan ikke huske de dårlige dele, formoder jeg
26:21
I look back at it through rose tinted glasses.  To show one's true colours. To show one's true  
216
1581920
7040
Jeg ser tilbage på det gennem rosenfarvede briller. At vise sine sande farver. At vise sine sande
26:28
colours means to reveal the kind of person you  really are. This could be used in a positive way,  
217
1588960
6800
farver betyder at afsløre den slags person, man virkelig er. Dette kunne bruges på en positiv måde,
26:35
for example, Nicole was so patient with the  children she really showed her true colours. Or  
218
1595760
7680
for eksempel var Nicole så tålmodig med børnene, at hun virkelig viste sine sande farver. Eller
26:43
in a negative way, for example, I  can't believe Nicole betrayed you  
219
1603440
4800
på en negativ måde, for eksempel, jeg kan ikke tro, at Nicole forrådte dig,
26:48
she has really shown her true colours. Golden  opportunity, this is an excellent chance to  
220
1608240
8720
hun virkelig har vist sine sande farver. Gylden mulighed, dette er en glimrende chance for at
26:56
do something that is likely to be successful or  rewarding. For example, going to Oxford university  
221
1616960
7440
gøre noget, der sandsynligvis vil være vellykket eller givende. For eksempel
27:04
is a golden opportunity or being invited to  go to a place you've always wanted to go to  
222
1624400
6480
er det en gylden mulighed at tage på Oxford University, eller at blive inviteret til et sted, du altid har ønsket at tage hen,
27:10
is a golden opportunity. White lie. A white  lie is a lie about a small or unimportant  
223
1630880
7360
er en gylden mulighed. Hvid løgn. En hvid løgn er en løgn om en lille eller ligegyldig
27:18
matter that someone tells to avoid hurting another  person, for example, it was a bit of a white lie,  
224
1638240
6880
sag, som nogen fortæller for at undgå at såre en anden person, for eksempel, det var lidt af en hvid løgn,
27:25
I told her I couldn't go to her party but really  I just didn't want to. To pass with flying  
225
1645120
7600
jeg fortalte hende, at jeg ikke kunne gå til hendes fest, men egentlig gjorde jeg det bare' ikke vil. At bestå med
27:33
colours.To pass something with flying colours  means to do it very successfully, for example,  
226
1653840
6000
glans. At bestå noget med glans betyder at gøre det med stor succes, for eksempel,
27:39
if you get top marks in an exam you could say  you've passed with flying colours. See red. To  
227
1659840
8800
hvis du får topkarakterer i en eksamen, kan du sige, at du har bestået med glans. Se rødt. At
27:48
see red means to become very angry, for example,  when I realised he'd been lying I saw red.  
228
1668640
7440
se rødt betyder at blive meget vred, for eksempel, da jeg indså, at han havde løjet, så jeg rødt.
27:57
Blue collar, this phrase refers to the colour  on a labourer's uniform and is typically used  
229
1677520
6800
Blå krave, denne sætning refererer til farven på en arbejderuniform og bruges typisk til
28:04
to refer to people who work in manual labor, such  as agriculture, manufacturing, and construction.  
230
1684320
8000
at henvise til folk, der arbejder i manuelt arbejde, såsom landbrug, fremstilling og byggeri.
28:13
In context you could say, he's got a  new blue collar job as an electrician. 
231
1693120
4720
I sammenhæng kan man sige, at han har fået et nyt blåkravejob som elektriker.
28:18
White collar this refers to an office worker or  someone whose profession does not require manual  
232
1698960
6400
Hvid krave dette refererer til en kontormedarbejder eller en person, hvis erhverv ikke kræver manuelt
28:25
labour. In context you could say, he's got a  new white collar job as a lawyer. A red flag.  
233
1705360
7600
arbejde. I sammenhæng kan man sige, at han har fået et nyt funktionært job som advokat. Et rødt flag.
28:34
A red flag is a sign of a problem which  requires attention. For example, the fact  
234
1714160
6640
Et rødt flag er et tegn på et problem, som kræver opmærksomhed. For eksempel
28:40
that no one seemed to enjoy working there was a  red flag. This means that it's a sign that should  
235
1720800
6080
var det et rødt flag, at ingen så ud til at nyde at arbejde der. Det betyder, at det er et tegn, der skal
28:46
be paid attention to, you probably won't enjoy  working somewhere if everyone who works there  
236
1726880
5680
være opmærksom på, du vil nok ikke nyde at arbejde et sted, hvis alle, der arbejder der
28:53
doesn't enjoy their job. Red letter day. A red  letter day is a special or memorable occasion,  
237
1733120
8240
, ikke trives med deres arbejde. Røde bogstavsdag. En rød brevdag er en speciel eller mindeværdig begivenhed,
29:01
for example when Francesca returns from  her two-year trip it'll be a red letter  
238
1741360
5040
for eksempel når Francesca vender tilbage fra sin to-årige tur, bliver det en rød brevdag
29:06
day. Although I will just add that red letter  day is probably now falling out of fashion as  
239
1746400
6400
. Selvom jeg lige vil tilføje, at rød brevdag nok nu er ved at falde af mode, da
29:12
we don't really send letters anymore. Next,  to paint the town red, this means to party or  
240
1752800
6160
vi ikke rigtig sender breve mere. Dernæst, at male byen rød, betyder det at feste eller
29:18
celebrate in a rowdy or wild manner particularly  in a public place such as a nightclub or bar.  
241
1758960
6880
fejre på en larmende eller vild måde, især på et offentligt sted, såsom en natklub eller bar.
29:26
You could say for my birthday we'll paint  the town red, which just means we'll party.  
242
1766720
6880
Man kan sige til min fødselsdag, at vi maler byen rød, hvilket bare betyder, at vi skal feste.
29:34
Next, to roll out the red carpet, this means  to welcome someone with special treatment,  
243
1774240
5600
Dernæst, at rulle den røde løber ud, betyder det at tage imod en med særlig behandling,
29:40
for example, oh when she gets home from  the hospital we'll roll out the red carpet,  
244
1780480
4240
for eksempel åh, når hun kommer hjem fra hospitalet, ruller vi den røde løber ud,
29:45
meaning we'll take extra good care of her. This  refers to the red carpet that celebrities and vips  
245
1785440
6080
hvilket betyder, at vi vil passe ekstra godt på hende. Dette refererer til den røde løber, som berømtheder og VIP'er
29:51
walk on to get to award ceremonies or premieres,  it indicates a mark of respect and good care,  
246
1791520
6800
går på for at komme til prisuddelinger eller premierer, det indikerer et tegn på respekt og god omsorg,
29:58
bringing me on to my next one. Red carpet  treatment, along the same lines of the last one,  
247
1798320
6400
hvilket bringer mig videre til min næste. Rød løber-behandling, på samme måde som den sidste,
30:04
but it's not about only welcoming someone when  they first arrive somewhere, to give someone the  
248
1804720
6160
men det handler ikke kun om at byde nogen velkommen, når de først ankommer et sted, at give en
30:10
red carpet treatment is to treat them as if  they are special and important. For example,  
249
1810880
5760
rød løber er at behandle dem, som om de er specielle og vigtige. For eksempel giver
30:16
at this hotel we give all of our guests the  red carpet treatment now let's get to work.
250
1816640
5920
vi på dette hotel alle vores gæster den røde løber behandling, nu lad os gå på arbejde.
30:25
To get back to or put your nose to the grindstone  the grindstone this means to return to or start  
251
1825120
7680
For at komme tilbage til eller sætte næsen til slibestenen slibestenen betyder det at vende tilbage til eller starte
30:33
a hard tedious task.
252
1833680
3040
en hård og kedelig opgave.
30:39
Right that's my break over I  better get back to the grindstone.
253
1839760
3520
Lige det er min pause. Jeg må hellere komme tilbage til slibestenen.
30:46
To be on a roll this means experiencing a period  of success or good luck. Yeah we signed up two new  
254
1846160
8320
For at være på spil betyder det at opleve en periode med succes eller held og lykke. Ja, vi tilmeldte to nye
30:54
clients last week and four new clients this week  with three more in the pipeline we are on a roll.
255
1854480
5840
kunder i sidste uge og fire nye kunder i denne uge med tre mere i pipelinen, vi er på vej.
31:03
Be snowed under to be snowed under means to be  overwhelmed with a very large quantity of work  
256
1863440
8080
At blive sneet under at blive sneet under betyder at blive overvældet med en meget stor mængde arbejde
31:11
or commitments. Oh I am so sorry I missed the  teachers meeting today with the exams around the  
257
1871520
6080
eller forpligtelser. Åh, jeg er så ked af, at jeg gik glip af lærermødet i dag med eksamenerne rundt om
31:17
corner and several members of staff self-isolating  I'm completely snowed under at the moment.
258
1877600
4240
hjørnet, og flere medlemmer af personalet, der isolerer mig, er fuldstændig sneet ned i øjeblikket.
31:25
To bend over backwards this means to work extra  hard to help someone or to make them happy. I  
259
1885760
8720
At bøje sig bagover betyder at arbejde ekstra hårdt for at hjælpe nogen eller gøre dem glade. Jeg
31:34
don't understand why he continues to bend over  backwards for Julia she doesn't appreciate it.
260
1894480
5040
forstår ikke hvorfor han bliver ved med at bøje sig bagover for Julia, hun sætter ikke pris på det.
31:42
Blood sweat and tears if something needs  blood sweat and tears then it's a hard  
261
1902320
6960
Blod, sved og tårer, hvis noget trænger til blod, sved og tårer, så er det en hård
31:49
thing to do or requires a lot of effort. We spent  
262
1909280
4720
ting at gøre eller kræver en stor indsats. Vi brugte
31:54
15 years building this business it took blood  sweat and tears to make it what it is today.
263
1914000
5840
15 år på at opbygge denne virksomhed, det tog blod, sved og tårer at gøre den til, hvad den er i dag.
32:02
Burning a candle at both ends this means  to work too hard as well as trying to do  
264
1922560
6800
At brænde et stearinlys i begge ender betyder at arbejde for hårdt såvel som at prøve at gøre
32:09
other things. My boss had a  nervous breakdown last month  
265
1929360
4240
andre ting. Min chef havde et nervøst sammenbrud i sidste måned
32:13
it's not surprising he was burning the  candle at both ends for many months.
266
1933600
4560
, det er ikke overraskende, at han brændte lyset i begge ender i mange måneder.
32:21
Get cracking this means to get  started on a project or task.  
267
1941680
4560
Få knækket dette betyder at komme i gang med et projekt eller en opgave.
32:27
Right do we all know what we're supposed  to be doing great then let's get cracking.
268
1947200
6320
Ved vi alle sammen, hvad vi skal gøre godt, så lad os komme i gang.
32:36
Give it 110 this means to try really hard to  achieve something. I know you are all tired  
269
1956080
10080
Giv det 110 dette betyder at prøve virkelig hårdt for at opnå noget. Jeg ved, at I alle er trætte
32:46
it's really hot outside and you would rather  be relaxing in the shade eating ice cream, but  
270
1966160
5600
, det er rigtig varmt udenfor, og I vil hellere slappe af i skyggen og spise is, men
32:51
today is a very important day for our school  so I want you to get out there and give it 110.
271
1971760
6800
i dag er en meget vigtig dag for vores skole, så jeg vil have, at I kommer derud og giver den 110.
33:02
To go the extra mile this means to  do more than what is expected to  
272
1982400
5520
For at gøre det ekstra mile betyder det at gøre mere end hvad der forventes for at
33:07
make something happen or help someone. We  have decided to promote nick he went the  
273
1987920
6320
få noget til at ske eller hjælpe nogen. Vi har besluttet at promovere Nick, han gik den
33:14
extra mile for us during the pandemic  and really showed us his commitment.
274
1994240
3360
ekstra mil for os under pandemien og viste os virkelig sit engagement.
33:21
Hang in there, this means don't give  up keep going through the hard times.  
275
2001040
5360
Hold ud, det betyder, at du ikke skal give op, fortsæt med at gå gennem de svære tider.
33:27
The next few months will be hard for all of  us just hang in there, things will improve.
276
2007440
6240
De næste par måneder bliver hårde for os alle, bare hæng ud, tingene vil blive bedre.
33:37
Jump through hoops this means  to go through an elaborate or  
277
2017120
4800
Spring gennem bøjler betyder det at gå gennem en kompliceret eller
33:41
complicated procedure in  order to achieve an objective.  
278
2021920
3600
kompliceret procedure for at nå et mål.
33:46
We are in the process of applying for a mortgage  but we have to jump through so many hoops.
279
2026560
5280
Vi er i gang med at søge om et realkreditlån, men vi er nødt til at springe igennem så mange bøjler.
33:54
To knuckle down or buckle down this means to  focus and work diligently on a task or problem,  
280
2034400
7040
At knokle eller spænde ned betyder det at fokusere og arbejde flittigt på en opgave eller et problem,
34:02
if you all knuckle down and do your revision  between now and the exams then you will pass  
281
2042400
6400
hvis I alle knokler og laver jeres revision mellem nu og eksamenerne, så vil I bestå
34:09
with flying colours.
282
2049440
960
med glans.
34:13
To make up for lost time this means to  do something as much as possible because  
283
2053600
5200
For at kompensere for den tabte tid betyder dette at gøre noget så meget som muligt, fordi
34:18
you were not able to do it before like to  catch up. I haven't seen my family for over  
284
2058800
5920
du ikke var i stand til at gøre det før, ligesom at indhente det. Jeg har ikke set min familie i over
34:24
two years so we're going to go on holiday  together we really need to make up for lost time.
285
2064720
4720
to år, så vi skal på ferie sammen, vi skal virkelig indhente den tabte tid.
34:32
To move mountains, this means to make every  possible effort doing the impossible if needed.  
286
2072000
7840
For at flytte bjerge betyder det at gøre enhver mulig indsats for at gøre det umulige, hvis det er nødvendigt.
34:40
Trust me I will move mountains to make sure  that you are satisfied with your new branding.
287
2080720
7120
Tro mig, jeg vil flytte bjerge for at sikre, at du er tilfreds med dit nye branding.
34:50
No pain no gain this means suffering is  necessary in order to achieve something.  
288
2090160
6320
Ingen smerte ingen gevinst dette betyder, at lidelse er nødvendig for at opnå noget.
34:57
The athletes are complaining about having  to train on a Sunday but no pain no gain.
289
2097200
5120
Atleterne klager over at skulle træne på en søndag, men ingen smerter ingen gevinst.
35:05
To pull one's own weight this means to do your  fair share of work that a group of people are  
290
2105280
5280
At trække sin egen vægt betyder det at gøre din rimelige del af det arbejde, som en gruppe mennesker
35:10
doing together James you have taken a lot  of time off this month and when you have  
291
2110560
5520
laver sammen. James du har taget meget fri denne måned, og når du har
35:16
been in you haven't done very much work. We  are all working hard to reach our deadline  
292
2116080
5280
været i, har du ikke gjort ret meget arbejde. Vi arbejder alle hårdt på at nå vores deadline
35:21
so we need you to start pulling your own  weight otherwise we will have to let you go.
293
2121360
8800
, så vi har brug for, at du begynder at trække din egen vægt, ellers bliver vi nødt til at lade dig gå.
35:30
To raise the bar this means to raise the  standards which need to be met in order to  
294
2130160
5920
At hæve barren betyder at hæve de standarder, der skal opfyldes for at
35:36
qualify for something. Oh Apple have really  raised the bar with their latest iPhone.
295
2136080
7760
kvalificere sig til noget. Åh, Apple har virkelig hævet barren med deres seneste iPhone.
35:44
To stay ahead of the game, this means to  react quickly and gain or keep an advantage.  
296
2144720
6800
For at være på forkant med spillet betyder det at reagere hurtigt og opnå eller beholde en fordel.
35:52
Okay, we're changing our marketing  strategy advertising will now include  
297
2152160
4240
Okay, vi ændrer vores marketingstrategi, annoncering vil nu inkludere
35:56
tick tock we must stay ahead of the game.
298
2156400
2320
tick-tock, vi skal være på forkant med spillet.
36:01
To stay the course this means to keep going  strongly to the end of a race or contest or  
299
2161760
6800
For at holde kursen betyder det, at vi fortsætter stærkt til slutningen af ​​et løb eller en konkurrence eller
36:08
task we've been working with this  client for 12 months on this project  
300
2168560
4000
opgave. Vi har arbejdet med denne kunde i 12 måneder på dette projekt,
36:12
we plan to stay the course and get the job done.
301
2172560
2720
vi planlægger at holde kursen og få arbejdet gjort.
36:18
To take the bull by the horns, this means to  deal decisively with a difficult or dangerous  
302
2178160
6640
At tage tyren ved hornene betyder, at man beslutsomt skal håndtere en vanskelig eller farlig
36:24
situation. I've asked him several times but  he just ignores me, I must take the bull by  
303
2184800
5520
situation. Jeg har spurgt ham flere gange, men han ignorerer mig bare, jeg må tage tyren ved
36:30
the horns and just tell my landlord that I'm  moving out unless he fixes the central heating. 
304
2190320
4480
hornene og bare fortælle min udlejer, at jeg flytter ud, medmindre han fikser centralvarmen.
36:36
We use so many idioms in our day-to-day  life and many of them are animal related  
305
2196720
6320
Vi bruger så mange idiomer i vores daglige liv, og mange af dem er dyrerelaterede,
36:43
so we're going to focus on idioms which are animal  based today the first idiom is fly on the wall. To  
306
2203040
9920
så vi vil fokusere på idiomer, som er dyrebaserede i dag, det første formsprog er fluen på væggen. At
36:52
be a fly on the wall means to be unnoticed while  watching or listening to something. Oh they're  
307
2212960
6560
være en flue på væggen betyder at være ubemærket, mens man ser eller lytter til noget. Åh, de
36:59
discussing the argument now, I'd love to be a fly  on the wall so I could hear what they're saying.  
308
2219520
4560
diskuterer argumentet nu, jeg ville elske at være en flue på væggen, så jeg kunne høre, hvad de siger.
37:05
The second idiom is bee's knees, if something  is the bee's knees that means it is excellent  
309
2225920
7840
Det andet formsprog er biens knæ, hvis noget er biens knæ, betyder det, at det er fremragende
37:13
and of the highest quality. You could  also say someone is the bee's knees.
310
2233760
5040
og af højeste kvalitet. Man kan også sige, at nogen er biens knæ.
37:21
This chocolate cake is the bee's knees you have  to try it. The third idiom is to make a beeline  
311
2241520
9440
Denne chokoladekage er biens knæ, du skal prøve den. Det tredje formsprog er at lave en bane
37:31
for something. To make a beeline for something  means to move towards it quickly and with purpose.
312
2251680
7200
for noget. At lave en lige linje for noget betyder at bevæge sig hen imod det hurtigt og målrettet.
37:41
I've wanted to meet Harry for ages so as  soon as I saw him I made a beeline for him.  
313
2261040
5280
Jeg har ønsket at møde Harry i evigheder, så så snart jeg så ham, satte jeg et stykke tid for ham.
37:48
The fourth idiom is to kill two birds with one  stone. To kill two birds with one stone means  
314
2268080
7760
Det fjerde formsprog er at slå to fluer med ét smæk. At slå to fluer med ét smæk betyder
37:55
to accomplish two tasks or objectives at once. I  wanted to try out the new restaurant and I haven't  
315
2275840
7760
at udføre to opgaver eller mål på én gang. Jeg ville prøve den nye restaurant, og jeg har ikke
38:03
seen Justine in ages so I've booked a table for  us both and it'll kill two birds with one stone.  
316
2283600
6080
set Justine i evigheder, så jeg har reserveret et bord til os begge, og det slår to fluer med et smæk.
38:11
The fifth idiom is sitting duck. A sitting duck  is an easy target, something or someone which  
317
2291360
8960
Det femte formsprog er siting duck. En siddende and er et let mål, noget eller nogen, der
38:20
is vulnerable to attack. If we leave the shop  doors unlocked it'll be a sitting duck. The sixth  
318
2300320
8400
er sårbare over for angreb. Hvis vi forlader butiksdørene ulåste, bliver det en siddende and. Det sjette
38:28
idiom sixth idiom is to chicken out. To chicken  out of something means to back out of it because  
319
2308720
9280
formsprog sjette formsprog er at chicken out. At komme ud af noget betyder at bakke ud af det, fordi
38:38
you're feeling scared or worried about it. James was going to go on the roller coaster but  
320
2318640
6640
du føler dig bange eller bekymret over det. James skulle med i rutsjebanen, men
38:45
he chickened out at the last minute because he was  just so scared. Number seven on our list is a wild  
321
2325280
8320
han slap ud i sidste øjeblik, fordi han bare var så bange. Nummer syv på vores liste er en vild
38:53
goose chase. A wild goose chase is a pointless  task particularly one that involves travel.  
322
2333600
8480
gåsejagt. En vild gåsejagt er en meningsløs opgave, især en, der involverer rejser.
39:03
She sent me to the supermarket to buy  socks but they don't even sell socks so  
323
2343920
5200
Hun sendte mig i supermarkedet for at købe sokker, men de sælger ikke engang sokker, så
39:09
it was simply a wild goose chase.  The eighth idiom is to take a bull  
324
2349120
7520
det var simpelthen en vild gåsejagt. Det ottende formsprog er at tage en tyr
39:16
by its horns this means to face a problem  directly you take the bull by the horns  
325
2356640
7520
ved dens horn, det betyder, at man skal møde et problem direkte, man tager tyren ved hornene
39:25
sometimes you might hear someone say to grab a  ball by its horns which means the same thing.  
326
2365200
5760
, nogle gange hører man måske nogen sige, at man skal gribe en bold ved dens horn, hvilket betyder det samme.
39:32
I hate confrontation but I'm so angry I'm gonna  have to take the bull by its horns and tell her.  
327
2372560
5760
Jeg hader konfrontation, men jeg er så vred, at jeg bliver nødt til at tage tyren ved dens horn og fortælle hende det.
39:39
The ninth idiom is to horse around.
328
2379680
3200
Det niende formsprog er at ride rundt.
39:46
To horse around means to act in a way that  is silly and playful and sometimes noisy  
329
2386560
6800
At ride rundt betyder at opføre sig på en måde, der er fjollet og legende og nogle gange larmende
39:54
will you please stop horsing  around I'm trying to concentrate.
330
2394400
3200
.
39:59
The tenth idiom is until the cows come home. Until  the cows come home means for a long possibly even  
331
2399840
10000
Det tiende formsprog er indtil køerne kommer hjem. Indtil køerne kommer hjem betyder det i lang, måske endda
40:10
never-ending length of time, it's usually  used when talking about something that you  
332
2410480
4800
uendelig lang tid, det bruges normalt, når man taler om noget, man
40:15
could do for a long time because you enjoy it.  
333
2415840
2640
kunne gøre i lang tid, fordi man nyder det.
40:19
Ah I could sit here and read until the cows  come home but unfortunately I've got work to do.
334
2419280
6960
Ah, jeg kunne sidde her og læse, indtil køerne kommer hjem, men jeg har desværre arbejde at gøre.
40:28
The 11th idiom is a dark horse a dark horse is  somebody who is surprisingly good at something  
335
2428640
10160
Det 11. formsprog er en mørk hest. En mørk hest er en person, der er overraskende god til noget
40:38
that you might not expect them to be. This could  be used to describe someone in a competition  
336
2438800
6240
, som du måske ikke forventer, at de er. Dette kan bruges til at beskrive en person i en konkurrence
40:45
who places much higher than expected or  someone who surprises you with their skill  
337
2445600
5600
, der placerer sig meget højere end forventet, eller en person, der overrasker dig med deres færdigheder
40:51
that you didn't know they had. Wow Beth you're a  dark horse, I didn't know you could bake so well.  
338
2451200
7120
, som du ikke vidste, de havde. Wow Beth du er en mørk hest, jeg vidste ikke du kunne bage så godt.
40:59
The 12th idiom is hold your horses,  to hold your horses means wait.
339
2459760
7200
Det 12. formsprog er hold dine heste, at holde dine heste betyder vente.
41:10
Hello brilliant you're home  I've been wanting to talk to you  
340
2470000
3040
Hej geniale du er hjemme Jeg har gerne ville snakke med dig
41:13
about your .... Hold your horses  I've only been here for two seconds.
341
2473040
3360
om din .... Hold dine heste jeg har kun været her i to sekunder.
41:18
The 13th idiom is straight from the horse's mouth.  
342
2478720
3920
Det 13. formsprog er lige fra hestens mund.
41:23
If you hear something straight  from the horse's mouth,  
343
2483360
3840
Hvis du hører noget direkte fra hestens mund,
41:27
that means you're hearing it from the source, from  somebody who has direct or personal experience.  
344
2487200
7440
betyder det, at du hører det fra kilden, fra en person, der har direkte eller personlig erfaring.
41:35
I don't usually pay attention to gossip but  I heard it straight from the horse's mouth.  
345
2495440
4160
Jeg plejer ikke at være opmærksom på sladder, men jeg hørte det lige fra hestens mund.
41:41
The 14th idiom is in two shakes of a lamb's tail.  I love this one, in two shakes of lamb's tail  
346
2501520
7840
Det 14. formsprog er i to rystelser af et lams hale. Jeg elsker denne, i to shakes af lammehale
41:49
means in a very short amount of time. I'll be back  with a cup of tea in two shakes of lamb's tail.
347
2509360
6880
betyder på meget kort tid. Jeg kommer tilbage med en kop te i to shakes af lammehale.
41:58
The 15th idiom is to go the whole  hog. To go the whole hog means  
348
2518480
6880
Det 15. formsprog er at gå hele svinet. At gå hele svinet betyder
42:05
to really commit to something and to take it  as far as possible. I mean most people in the  
349
2525360
6880
virkelig at forpligte sig til noget og at tage det så langt som muligt. Jeg mener, at de fleste mennesker på
42:12
office don't celebrate halloween but Anna goes the  whole hog every year. The 16th idiom is the cat's  
350
2532240
10560
kontoret ikke fejrer halloween, men Anna går hele svinet hvert år. Det 16. formsprog er kattens
42:22
pyjamas, similar to the bee's knees if something  or someone is the cat's pyjamas that means they're  
351
2542800
8240
pyjamas, svarende til biens knæ, hvis noget eller nogen er kattens pyjamas, hvilket betyder, at de er
42:31
the best. My last teacher wasn't very good but  my new one is great she's the cat's pyjamas.
352
2551040
7360
de bedste. Min sidste lærer var ikke særlig god, men min nye er fantastisk, hun er kattens pyjamas.
42:40
The 17th idiom to let the cat out of  the bag. To let the cat out of the bag  
353
2560480
6400
Det 17. formsprog for at slippe katten ud af sækken. At slippe katten ud af posen
42:46
means to reveal a secret. This could be  accidentally or it could be on purpose.  
354
2566880
6800
betyder at afsløre en hemmelighed. Dette kan være et uheld, eller det kan være med vilje.
42:54
Right I think it's time to let the  cat out of the bag. I'm pregnant!
355
2574960
4240
Right I think it's time to let the cat out of the bag. I'm pregnant!
43:01
The 18th idiom is cat's got your tongue.  
356
2581520
3680
The 18th idiom is cat's got your tongue.
43:06
This is a question normally that you might ask  someone who is unusually quiet, what's the matter  
357
2586480
7440
This is a question normally that you might ask someone who is unusually quiet, what's the matter
43:14
cat got your tongue? The 19th idiom is raining  cats and dogs. I think most people know this one,  
358
2594640
8320
cat got your tongue? The 19th idiom is raining cats and dogs. I think most people know this one,
43:22
if someone says it's raining cats and dogs  that means it's raining very heavily outside.
359
2602960
5840
if someone says it's raining cats and dogs that means it's raining very heavily outside.
43:32
I wanted to go for a run this afternoon but it's  raining cats and dogs outside. I think I'll have  
360
2612000
5280
I wanted to go for a run this afternoon but it's raining cats and dogs outside. I think I'll have
43:37
to go tomorrow instead. The 20th idiom is to let  sleeping dogs lie. To let sleeping dogs lie means  
361
2617280
10320
to go tomorrow instead. The 20th idiom is to let sleeping dogs lie. To let sleeping dogs lie means
43:47
to leave a situation alone, to not interfere so  that you don't cause any unnecessary trouble.
362
2627600
6960
to leave a situation alone, to not interfere so that you don't cause any unnecessary trouble.
43:57
I am so angry I'm gonna just call her  right now and and argue with her. Wait  
363
2637440
4560
I am so angry I'm gonna just call her right now and and argue with her. Wait
44:02
a minute don't you think it might be  better just to let sleeping dogs lie?
364
2642000
3120
a minute don't you think it might be better just to let sleeping dogs lie?
44:07
Number 21 is in the doghouse. To be in the  doghouse means to be in trouble or disgraced  
365
2647440
10160
Number 21 is in the doghouse. To be in the doghouse means to be in trouble or disgraced
44:18
usually because you've upset or angered  somebody with something you've done  
366
2658560
3680
usually because you've upset or angered somebody with something you've done
44:22
or not done. He forgot his girlfriend's  birthday so he's in the doghouse.  
367
2662240
5680
or not done. He forgot his girlfriend's birthday so he's in the doghouse.
44:29
Number 22 is dog eat dog. Dog eat dog is a phrase  that we use to describe an environment which is  
368
2669840
8800
Number 22 is dog eat dog. Dog eat dog is a phrase that we use to describe an environment which is
44:38
very competitive to an extent where people are  prepared to harm one another not physically  
369
2678640
7520
very competitive to an extent where people are prepared to harm one another not physically
44:46
but um you know metaphorically maybe in a business  sense they're willing to harm one another to win.  
370
2686160
6560
but um you know metaphorically maybe in a business sense they're willing to harm one another to win.
44:54
Yeah I hate working in that office because  it's dog-eat-dog in there, everybody tries  
371
2694080
4960
Yeah I hate working in that office because it's dog-eat-dog in there, everybody tries
44:59
to make each other look bad, to make themselves  look better. Number 23 is ants in your pants.  
372
2699040
8320
to make each other look bad, to make themselves look better. Number 23 is ants in your pants.
45:08
If you have ants in your pants that means you are  restless and moving around a lot usually because  
373
2708720
7680
If you have ants in your pants that means you are restless and moving around a lot usually because
45:16
you're nervous or excited or you just can't sit  still because you're bored and you want to get  
374
2716400
6000
you're nervous or excited or you just can't sit still because you're bored and you want to get
45:23
doing things. As a child I was often told I had  ants in my pants because I couldn't sit still.
375
2723120
5440
doing things. As a child I was often told I had ants in my pants because I couldn't sit still.
45:31
Wow you've got ants in your pants today. Yeah  I'm just so nervous about this job interview  
376
2731200
4400
Wow you've got ants in your pants today. Yeah I'm just so nervous about this job interview
45:36
I just can't sit still. Number 24 to smell a rat.  Ooh to smell a rat means to be suspicious of a lie  
377
2736240
11120
I just can't sit still. Number 24 to smell a rat. Ooh to smell a rat means to be suspicious of a lie
45:47
or something underhanded going on. She  said she couldn't come to my birthday  
378
2747360
4880
or something underhanded going on. She said she couldn't come to my birthday
45:52
party because she had other plans but I smell a  rat. Number 25 is simply fishy or you could say  
379
2752240
10000
party because she had other plans but I smell a rat. Number 25 is simply fishy or you could say
46:02
something fishy is going on. If something  is fishy then that means it's suspicious.
380
2762240
5360
something fishy is going on. If something is fishy then that means it's suspicious.
46:09
There's something fishy going on in that office,  something's not quite right with their numbers.  
381
2769920
5920
There's something fishy going on in that office, something's not quite right with their numbers.
46:17
The 26th idiom is to have bigger fish  to fry. If you have bigger fish to  
382
2777840
7200
The 26th idiom is to have bigger fish to fry. If you have bigger fish to
46:25
fry then that means you have more  important or better things to do.  
383
2785040
4560
fry then that means you have more important or better things to do.
46:30
Don't worry about the invitations you have  bigger fish to fry, you need to find a venue.  
384
2790560
6320
Don't worry about the invitations you have bigger fish to fry, you need to find a venue.
46:38
The 27th idiom is another kettle of fish.  If something is another kettle of fish or  
385
2798800
6880
The 27th idiom is another kettle of fish. If something is another kettle of fish or
46:45
a whole other kettle of fish then that  means it is something entirely different  
386
2805680
6960
a whole other kettle of fish then that means it is something entirely different
46:52
to what's being discussed. Look I'm just  so stressed because we're moving house and  
387
2812640
6560
to what's being discussed. Look I'm just so stressed because we're moving house and
46:59
it's all changing so quickly and how's your  mum. Oh that's a whole other kettle of fish.
388
2819200
6560
it's all changing so quickly and how's your mum. Oh that's a whole other kettle of fish.
47:08
The 28th idiom is crocodile tears. Crocodile  tears are fake tears for example if someone is  
389
2828400
8800
The 28th idiom is crocodile tears. Crocodile tears are fake tears for example if someone is
47:17
pretending to cry or has forced themselves to cry  to gain something like sympathy. I know they're  
390
2837200
7360
pretending to cry or has forced themselves to cry to gain something like sympathy. I know they're
47:24
just crocodile tears he doesn't actually care  about me. The 29th idiom is elephant in the room,  
391
2844560
9280
just crocodile tears he doesn't actually care about me. The 29th idiom is elephant in the room,
47:34
an elephant in the room is something obvious  and uncomfortable which has not been discussed,  
392
2854720
6240
an elephant in the room is something obvious and uncomfortable which has not been discussed,
47:40
it's like everyone's ignoring this huge problem,  the elephant in the room. Obviously I know that  
393
2860960
6960
it's like everyone's ignoring this huge problem, the elephant in the room. Obviously I know that
47:47
he said horrible things about me but I didn't  mention it so there's this elephant in the room.  
394
2867920
7120
he said horrible things about me but I didn't mention it so there's this elephant in the room.
47:56
And finally the 30th idiom is to have the lion's  share, to have or to get the lion's share of  
395
2876880
8560
And finally the 30th idiom is to have the lion's share, to have or to get the lion's share of
48:05
something means to have the largest amount of  something. As the main character in Harry Potter  
396
2885440
6160
something means to have the largest amount of something. As the main character in Harry Potter
48:11
Daniel Radcliffe definitely gets the lion's  share of praise but I think all the other  
397
2891600
5440
Daniel Radcliffe definitely gets the lion's share of praise but I think all the other
48:17
actors are just as good. Right 20 money idioms  coming up, there are many more which are not on  
398
2897040
8720
actors are just as good. Right 20 money idioms coming up, there are many more which are not on
48:25
the list so if you can think of one that I don't  mention please leave it in the comments and we can  
399
2905760
4720
the list so if you can think of one that I don't mention please leave it in the comments and we can
48:30
all learn together. Let's get started. A penny  for your thoughts I love this phrase this is a  
400
2910480
7840
all learn together. Let's get started. A penny for your thoughts I love this phrase this is a
48:38
question which means what are you thinking about  if someone looks confused you might ask them,  
401
2918320
6240
question which means what are you thinking about if someone looks confused you might ask them,
48:45
a penny for your thoughts. Number two to cost a  pretty penny. If something costs a pretty penny  
402
2925280
8480
a penny for your thoughts. Number two to cost a pretty penny. If something costs a pretty penny
48:53
and that means it's very expensive, so if you  say I love your dress I might say yeah but it  
403
2933760
7120
and that means it's very expensive, so if you say I love your dress I might say yeah but it
49:00
costs a pretty penny, and you know I've spent  a lot of money on it. The next is a quick buck,  
404
2940880
8960
costs a pretty penny, and you know I've spent a lot of money on it. The next is a quick buck,
49:10
a quick buck, money which is easy to make  is basically the meaning. So if something  
405
2950400
6480
a quick buck, money which is easy to make is basically the meaning. So if something
49:17
is a very easy way to make money then you say oh  it's a quick buck, another example is if you sell  
406
2957680
5600
is a very easy way to make money then you say oh it's a quick buck, another example is if you sell
49:23
something you own it's really easy to sell and you  can say oh that was a quick buck or I just made a  
407
2963280
5440
something you own it's really easy to sell and you can say oh that was a quick buck or I just made a
49:28
quick buck. The next phrase is daylight robbery.  Daylight robbery, this describes an obviously  
408
2968720
10560
quick buck. The next phrase is daylight robbery. Daylight robbery, this describes an obviously
49:39
unfair overcharging so a good example would be a  cinema selling a can of lemonade for three pounds  
409
2979280
8080
unfair overcharging so a good example would be a cinema selling a can of lemonade for three pounds
49:48
when you could buy it for 70p from the corner  shop you could consider that daylight robbery.
410
2988000
6880
when you could buy it for 70p from the corner shop you could consider that daylight robbery.
49:57
Number five, from rags to riches. From rags  to riches, this means from poverty to wealth  
411
2997040
9760
Number five, from rags to riches. From rags to riches, this means from poverty to wealth
50:07
from poverty to wealth we hear this saying about  celebrities who come from a poverty-stricken  
412
3007440
7360
from poverty to wealth we hear this saying about celebrities who come from a poverty-stricken
50:14
background but now have lots of money, they  are now wealthy, they went from rags to riches.  
413
3014800
7520
background but now have lots of money, they are now wealthy, they went from rags to riches.
50:23
Number six, I don't have  two pennies to rub together.  
414
3023840
4160
Number six, I don't have two pennies to rub together.
50:29
This is a colloquial phrase which means I'm very  poor, I don't have much money at all, I don't even  
415
3029280
7280
This is a colloquial phrase which means I'm very poor, I don't have much money at all, I don't even
50:36
have two pennies to rub together. Number seven,  if I had a penny for every time this happened  
416
3036560
6400
have two pennies to rub together. Number seven, if I had a penny for every time this happened
50:42
I'd be rich now. This phrase can be used to  describe something that happens a lot for example  
417
3042960
7520
I'd be rich now. This phrase can be used to describe something that happens a lot for example
50:50
you could say if I had a penny for every time you  were late I'd be rich. You can adjust this phrase  
418
3050480
8560
you could say if I had a penny for every time you were late I'd be rich. You can adjust this phrase
50:59
to be a pound, if I had a pound for every time  I stubbed my toe on the door I'd be very rich.  
419
3059040
7440
to be a pound, if I had a pound for every time I stubbed my toe on the door I'd be very rich.
51:06
It just means, oh this happens a lot. Okay,  number eight, money doesn't grow on trees,  
420
3066480
6080
It just means, oh this happens a lot. Okay, number eight, money doesn't grow on trees,
51:14
this is a saying that means  money is not easy to acquire,  
421
3074240
4320
this is a saying that means money is not easy to acquire,
51:19
it doesn't grow on trees, you have to earn it. You  often hear parents saying this to their children  
422
3079200
7440
it doesn't grow on trees, you have to earn it. You often hear parents saying this to their children
51:26
when their children ask for something, or want  to waste their money, and come to mum and dad  
423
3086640
5440
when their children ask for something, or want to waste their money, and come to mum and dad
51:32
saying "I need more money to waste on something"  and they say "look money doesn't grow on trees.  
424
3092080
4240
saying "I need more money to waste on something" and they say "look money doesn't grow on trees.
51:37
I can't give you this money you  have to earn it". Number nine,  
425
3097360
3120
I can't give you this money you have to earn it". Number nine,
51:41
to be on the money. Now this means to be correct  about something or someone, for example, you could  
426
3101440
8400
to be on the money. Now this means to be correct about something or someone, for example, you could
51:49
say I had an instinct that we should hire her  and I was on the money, meaning that she was a  
427
3109840
7280
say I had an instinct that we should hire her and I was on the money, meaning that she was a
51:57
good choice to hire. For example, you could say  I had an instinct that we should hire her, and I  
428
3117120
6480
good choice to hire. For example, you could say I had an instinct that we should hire her, and I
52:03
was on the money, meaning that you made the right  choice, this person was the right person to hire  
429
3123600
6720
was on the money, meaning that you made the right choice, this person was the right person to hire
52:10
you were on the money. Number ten, two sides  of the same coin, this means two people  
430
3130960
7680
you were on the money. Number ten, two sides of the same coin, this means two people
52:19
with a shared goal but opposing views, so for  example, you could say I thought we should buy mum  
431
3139200
7600
with a shared goal but opposing views, so for example, you could say I thought we should buy mum
52:26
flowers but my sister said we should buy her  chocolates so we're on two sides of the same coin,  
432
3146800
7760
flowers but my sister said we should buy her chocolates so we're on two sides of the same coin,
52:34
we both want to buy mum something but we want  to do in different ways. Number 11, strapped  
433
3154560
7600
we both want to buy mum something but we want to do in different ways. Number 11, strapped
52:42
for cash. Strapped for cash, to be strapped for  cash means to be short of money, for example that  
434
3162160
9520
for cash. Strapped for cash, to be strapped for cash means to be short of money, for example that
52:51
restaurant looks lovely but I'm a bit strapped  for cash at the moment, could we go somewhere  
435
3171680
5680
restaurant looks lovely but I'm a bit strapped for cash at the moment, could we go somewhere
52:57
cheaper. Number 12, 10 a penny. 10 a penny, if  something is 10 a penny it means it's very common  
436
3177360
9280
cheaper. Number 12, 10 a penny. 10 a penny, if something is 10 a penny it means it's very common
53:07
the americanised version of this phrase would  be a dime a dozen. A dime a dozen and that's in  
437
3187840
6240
the americanised version of this phrase would be a dime a dozen. A dime a dozen and that's in
53:14
American English. Number 13 to cut one's losses,  if you cut your losses it means that you abandon  
438
3194080
9280
American English. Number 13 to cut one's losses, if you cut your losses it means that you abandon
53:23
a plan or a project which is clearly going to be  unsuccessful before the situation becomes worse.  
439
3203360
8160
a plan or a project which is clearly going to be unsuccessful before the situation becomes worse.
53:32
For example, it started raining as soon as we  went outside for the barbecue so we decided to  
440
3212480
7120
For example, it started raining as soon as we went outside for the barbecue so we decided to
53:39
cut our losses and have a takeaway instead.  Number 14 to earn a living. To earn a living  
441
3219600
7760
cut our losses and have a takeaway instead. Number 14 to earn a living. To earn a living
53:47
this basically means to make enough money to  live comfortably, for example, he earns a living  
442
3227360
6640
this basically means to make enough money to live comfortably, for example, he earns a living
53:54
by selling his art. How do you earn your living?  Sometimes you might hear make a living as well,  
443
3234000
7520
by selling his art. How do you earn your living? Sometimes you might hear make a living as well,
54:01
to make a living, I need to make a living,  we all need to make a living. Number 15  
444
3241520
5920
to make a living, I need to make a living, we all need to make a living. Number 15
54:08
to feel the pinch, to feel the pinch,  this is to experience financial hardship.  
445
3248480
7920
to feel the pinch, to feel the pinch, this is to experience financial hardship.
54:17
So for example Christmas is expensive so it is  common to feel the pinch in January. Number 16 to  
446
3257600
10320
So for example Christmas is expensive so it is common to feel the pinch in January. Number 16 to
54:27
foot the bill. To foot the bill, this means to pay  for everyone, to pay the entire bill. For example,  
447
3267920
7760
foot the bill. To foot the bill, this means to pay for everyone, to pay the entire bill. For example,
54:36
it's johnny's birthday so I'll foot the bill,  my treat. Number 17, to give someone a run  
448
3276560
7360
it's johnny's birthday so I'll foot the bill, my treat. Number 17, to give someone a run
54:43
for their money, this means to be a challenging  competitor. For example, Florence is a good baker  
449
3283920
10400
for their money, this means to be a challenging competitor. For example, Florence is a good baker
54:54
but Joe could give her a run for her money. Joe is  just as good and actually he might be better. Okay  
450
3294320
8320
but Joe could give her a run for her money. Joe is just as good and actually he might be better. Okay
55:02
number 18, to have the penny drop. So you'd say  oh the pennies just dropped, or the penny dropped,  
451
3302640
8160
number 18, to have the penny drop. So you'd say oh the pennies just dropped, or the penny dropped,
55:11
this means to finally realise or understand  something. For example, I used to find playing  
452
3311840
6960
this means to finally realise or understand something. For example, I used to find playing
55:18
guitar really difficult but now the penny has  dropped now I've got it, it's much easier to  
453
3318800
7840
guitar really difficult but now the penny has dropped now I've got it, it's much easier to
55:26
learn. Continuing with pennies, we might want  to spend a penny. To spend a penny, this is an  
454
3326640
7040
learn. Continuing with pennies, we might want to spend a penny. To spend a penny, this is an
55:33
interesting one because it means something  very different to what you would expect,  
455
3333680
3840
interesting one because it means something very different to what you would expect,
55:38
to spend a penny means to go to the toilet.  It's very British, a polite way of saying it,  
456
3338160
5920
to spend a penny means to go to the toilet. It's very British, a polite way of saying it,
55:44
excuse me I'm just going to spend a penny. Some  people might consider this old-fashioned but it's  
457
3344960
6720
excuse me I'm just going to spend a penny. Some people might consider this old-fashioned but it's
55:51
widely known and in some cases still  used so it's good to be aware of.  
458
3351680
4720
widely known and in some cases still used so it's good to be aware of.
55:56
The next one is your two cents, two cents this  is your opinion so you could give your two cents  
459
3356400
9680
The next one is your two cents, two cents this is your opinion so you could give your two cents
56:06
or put your two cents in and that means  just to give your opinion about something.  
460
3366880
5760
or put your two cents in and that means just to give your opinion about something.
56:13
So imagine you're sat in a meeting and  they're discussing something that you  
461
3373520
4240
So imagine you're sat in a meeting and they're discussing something that you
56:17
have an idea about you might say Oh can  I just put my two cents in I think this.
462
3377760
4880
have an idea about you might say Oh can I just put my two cents in I think this.
Om denne hjemmeside

På dette websted kan du se YouTube-videoer, der er nyttige til at lære engelsk. Du vil se engelskundervisning, der er udført af førsteklasses lærere fra hele verden. Dobbeltklik på de engelske undertekster, der vises på hver videoside, for at afspille videoen derfra. Underteksterne ruller i takt med videoafspilningen. Hvis du har kommentarer eller ønsker, bedes du kontakte os ved hjælp af denne kontaktformular.

https://forms.gle/WvT1wiN1qDtmnspy7