Things Native English Speakers Say - British English Podcast

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English Like A Native


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Hello and welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast.
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The listening resource for intermediate to advanced level English learners.
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My name is Anna.
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And my name's Nick.
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And today we're having a good old chinwag.
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I'm a bit sniffly today, Nick.
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I've got a little bit of a runny nose, so you'll have to forgive me.
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Well, on that note, shall we have a chat about noses?
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What we could do, yeah.
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Let me just get a tissue.
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OK, so I said I had a runny nose.
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Can we just explain that?
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Because if something is runny, well, if you're running then you're actually
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moving on your two legs quite fast.
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Yeah, quite fast.
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You might be running away.
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Yes, but if you're runny...
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If your nose is runny, or your eggs could be runny, couldn't they?
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Or slime could be runny.
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Yeah.
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It's a description of the movement style of a substance.
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Or a consistency.
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Consistency, yeah.
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So, if your eggs are runny, then they're very soft.
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Your porridge could be a bit runny.
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But don't go off the subject, Nick.
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Stick to eggs.
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So, runny eggs are very loose eggs, almost like a soft egg, a soft-boiled
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egg, but a hard-boiled egg would have a hard, firm consistency.
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I didn't realise we were deep diving into eggs.
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Well, I just thought eggs would be a more polite way of talking
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about the consistency of runny.
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So, we like a runny egg, don't we?
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We like the yolk to be runny.
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I cannot abide a hard-boiled egg.
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You can't abide a hard-boiled egg.
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No, no.
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I think, if somebody in a restaurant gave me eggs on toast and the yolk
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was not runny, I probably wouldn't send it back because I'm British, but
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I would be extremely disappointed.
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You'd be angry on the inside.
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I'd write them a bad Trustpilot review.
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But you'd have a hard-boiled egg in a ramen or in a salad.
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So in a salad, definitely because I think having a runny yolk on
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salad leaves is a bit weird.
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But, I was actually looking at making a ramen yesterday and you're right
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that they would normally do it as a hard-boiled egg, but I would still try
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and get it on the runnier side of hard.
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Right.
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Okay.
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Mm.
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So, if you have a runny nose, then it just means that the mucus in your
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nose, which is quite disgusting, is quite loose, and therefore you
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have to keep blowing your nose.
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So, I do have a little bit of a runny nose.
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I fear that I may have a cold coming on.
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But, I'm well in myself, so you just have to put up with my constant
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sniffles, unfortunately, Nick.
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I'll do my best.
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You can cope.
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I'll try.
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You'll manage.
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So, thinking about the word nose, it's actually used in quite a
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lot of English phrases, isn't it?
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The thing that comes to mind straight away is to be nosy.
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What does it mean to be nosy?
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Well, it's like, your nose is the bit that sticks out the farthest.
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On your face.
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Yes.
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And so if you are very interested in something, you might be getting very
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close with your face and you might stick your nose in a bit too far.
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So, being nosy is being overly inquisitive, looking into things
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that maybe are not your business.
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Right.
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So it's about curiosity.
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It's funny though, because you used the word inquisitive, and curious,
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which I think are both beautiful English words and quite positive.
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I think it's quite a good thing to be inquisitive and curious, although they
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do say that curiosity killed the cat.
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But the word nosy doesn't have that positive connotation, does it?
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No, it has negative connotations.
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It's something you would say if you weren't being very
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polite about somebody, I think.
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So it's not nice to call someone nosy?
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No.
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I mean, it's not like a swear word, is it?
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No.
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And it's not really offensive, but it's not kind.
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Well, it's slang, I think.
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I think it derives from slang.
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So, if you are nosy, then you are quite curious and you're interested
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in other people's business.
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You're interested in things that are going on with other
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people that don't involve you.
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So, like, if you are arranging to go and have a day out with your friends, and
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I'm not invited for some reason, because you don't like me maybe, and I am asking
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you lots of questions and showing lots of interest, too much interest, then
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you could say that I was being nosy.
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And you might say to me,
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"Anna, stop being so nosy."
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It's like if you were saying to me, "I'm trying to think about what you've
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got me for Christmas or my birthday."
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As a present.
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Yeah, as a present.
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Or, it was under the tree and you were giving it a shake and saying,
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"I want to know what it is."
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I'd say,
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"Stop being so nosy."
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Just wait, be patient.
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You don't need to know, you'll spoil it by trying to find out.
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Yeah.
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You're not privy to the information and you don't have
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a right to know the information.
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Or even if you bought something for somebody and you were being asked,
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"How much do you spend on them?"
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Again, it's information that is slightly inappropriate to ask for.
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Yeah.
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Like someone's age.
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How old are you?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Never you mind.
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Stop being so nosy.
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That's another phrase, isn't it?
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Never you mind.
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That's such an interesting phrase.
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Never you mind.
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Never you mind.
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Mind your own business.
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Yep.
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All very similar things.
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Yeah.
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Now...
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Keep your nose out.
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You could call someone nosy, but an extension of that is...
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Oh, a nosy parker.
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A nosy parker.
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Yeah.
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That's a noun, isn't it?
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You're a nosy pa...
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You're almost giving them a name of somebody that behaves in such a way.
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Hey, nosy parker.
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Yeah.
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He's a nosy parker.
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This phrase I've known from being a kid, something we'd like shout at each other,
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"Hey, you're a nosy parker."
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It's a bit of a junior, kind of juvenile sort of phrase.
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But I just did a little Google search, as you do, trying to find
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out like the origin of nosy parker.
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And it's not completely certain, but one source suggests that it comes from
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a very long time ago with a chap called Matthew Parker, who was the Archbishop
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of Canterbury, during his time and that he was known for basically being overly
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interested in or prying into other people's affairs, other people's business.
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Trying to find out if they were being sacrilegious.
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Yeah, just trying to find out what people were doing.
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So, he was known for being very interested in other people's business and other
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people's opinions and lifestyles.
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And so because his surname was Parker, he was given the nickname Nosy Parker.
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And that was obviously so popular at the time that it continued on as a way to name
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anyone who was curious and inquisitive.
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It's funny because if you're a religious leader, you often, I
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assume he would still be doing it.
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You would run something called confession.
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So, if you ran a church and you had a congregation who would come and see you.
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You sit in these boxes, right?
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Sometimes they would be completely private and you'd slide something
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across, and sometimes if you wanted, you could be open, and so the priest
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could see your face and you would tell them and there was a saying,
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so I grew up Catholic and it was,
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"Bless me, father, for I have sinned."
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And it was something like "I've got these confessions to make."
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And then you would tell them, these are all the bad things I did.
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And as a child, in a Catholic school, you'd go in and say,
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"I didn't eat my breakfast, I ate too many sweets."
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And then at the end of it, the priest would say,
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"Here are some penance prayers to say.
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Go and say 'The Our Father' five times, and that will
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relieve you of your sinfulness."
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So, it makes me think if this nosy parker, either he was so nosy that the confessions
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of everybody wasn't enough, or people would come and tell him stuff, and he'd
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be like, I can't believe that's true!
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I must go and find out!
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And go around, you know, sticking his nose in other people's business.
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Yeah, and then you said to stick your nose in.
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So, that is another common phrase that we use for nosy people, isn't it?
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We say,
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"Stop sticking your nose in."
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Or,
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"You are sticking your nose into that person's business and it doesn't
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belong there, so take your nose out."
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Just like you were saying earlier, like literally sticking your face into
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something to find out more and your nose being the first thing to enter.
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So, to stick your nose in or to keep your nose out is the other common phrase.
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So, if you're telling someone to stop asking questions, you say,
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"Keep your nose out.
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It doesn't concern you."
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Now, connected to this, if you're going to have a look at a place, maybe you're
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going to have a wander around a shop that you haven't been in before or a
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town, if you're on a holiday perhaps.
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And you're literally just going to have a look around, you've got no other
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specific purpose, you're not going to take part in activities or buy anything
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necessarily, you're just going to look.
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Then you could use the phrase...
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To have a nose about.
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To have a nose about.
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So, Nick, you've got something happening right now, so you go and do that.
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I'm going to go and have a nose about in the village.
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Oh, I see.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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If you went to the supermarket to do some shopping, I could say,
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"Anna, can you go and buy the vegetables?
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I'm going to have a nose about in the seasonal aisle and see what's there."
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Very nice.
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And also if you're in a shop and always the shop assistant spots you
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and they come over and you're like,
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"Oh no, they've seen me."
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And they say,
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"Hello, can I help you with anything?"
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And I would reply,
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"I'm just having a nosy."
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Yeah.
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Or just having a nose about, just doing a bit of window shopping.
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Yeah.
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Seeing what's around.
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Just having a nosy or just having a nose about.
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These are very much slang or colloquial sayings that mean I'm just having a look.
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I have no intentions.
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Okay.
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So, one other phrase that comes to mind which involves the word nose
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is related to being a bit of a snob.
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And it's something that the kitten did to me this morning, that I put
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his food down and it's a food that he's had before and he's loved before.
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And yet when I put it down on the floor this morning, he turned his nose up at it.
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No way.
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He did.
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I was hurt.
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He turned his nose up at it and then he sat down and he looked at me and he went,
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"Meow," like he was really disgruntled.
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He has high standards.
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Very high standards.
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So, to turn your nose up at something, can you give us a very clear explanation
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of what this means metaphorically?
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So, it means that you don't like something.
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And in English, I think we often use it in a snobby connotation.
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So, if somebody doesn't like something, it can be that they just don't like it, but
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to turn your nose up at something often refers to the fact that it might be that
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they feel that they're too good for it.
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Yeah.
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So it's more, it's more of a rejection than just a simple dislike because,
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you know, there's many things I don't like, but I don't turn my nose up at it.
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For example, I eat your sprouts, even though I don't like sprouts
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because I know they're good for me and you do cook them well.
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It is a rejection, you're right.
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So, it's saying...
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Yeah.
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I don't want this in a way that's suggesting you're superior.
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It almost kind of infers that they would push the bowl away from them.
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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Saying, I don't want this today.
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Unacceptable.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, so to turn your nose up at it, and you can actually imagine
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them doing this physically.
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So, if someone thinks they're too good for something, they look at it
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so their nose points down as they look down towards it, and then they go,
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"Huh!
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No!"
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And they lift their nose high up into the air as they turn their face away.
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So, physically they turn their nose up at it, and metaphorically they reject
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it by turning their nose up at it.
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That kind of leads me on to, when you feel irritated, there's a phrase you can use.
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That involves the word nose.
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So, you might be talking about gets up my nose?
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Yeah, if something gets up my nose.
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And that would come from the actual sense of something being stuck up your nose
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and it being very unpleasant, right?
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Yeah.
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So, it's almost a physical, you know, suggestion.
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So, something that comes to mind with me is if you get water up your nose.
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It's horrible, right?
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I don't like that.
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Oh, like when you're swimming.
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Take your head away, yeah.
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And it goes in your sinuses and then you get that kind of pain,
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especially if it's chlorinated water.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Or if somebody who's trying to be very irritating slowly sticks
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something, a little stick up your nose just to try and annoy you.
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For me, in the summer, it's the bugs.
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I always have a bug fly up my nose.
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I'm like, what's that?
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Yeah, that really gets up my nose.
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But we use this metaphorically to suggest that it's a person
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or a thing gets up our nose.
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It irritates us.
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Very irritating.
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It's usually people, isn't it, that we use this for.
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So, I say,
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"I was on the school run this morning, Nick, and I saw the
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neighbour from three doors down.
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Oh, she really gets up my nose.
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Yeah.
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She really irritates me."
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Or you could say,
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"I do like Daniel, but his voice really gets up my nose."
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His voice really grates on me.
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It's really irritating.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I mean, it's a really interesting phrase, right?
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So, there's one final phrase that you mentioned before we started recording,
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which is to have a nose for something.
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What does this mean?
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It means that you have an intuition.
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Ahh!
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Yeah.
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It means that you, and it's almost, there's a, like an innate skill
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associated with this, right?
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If you say,
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"Oh, you know, Anna really has a nose for pronunciation quirks."
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Okay.
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Then you'd say, there's something that Anna innately understands that other
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people, even though they try and learn it, they are just not as good at.
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Yeah, so it's like a natural ability to have a nose for something.
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A knack.
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Yeah, I guess it's like if some people have a very attuned sense of
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smell, a very acute sense of smell and they can smell certain things that
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other people maybe can't pick up on.
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Mm hmm.
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I think I do have quite a good sense of smell actually, just talking about that.
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You also have a good sense of pronunciation quirks.
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Lots of people learn to be musicians, but if somebody was able to just hear
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the music and then play it on the piano.
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They have an ear for it.
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They have an ear for it, right?
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But yeah, having an ear for something means that you can really hear
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something and you understand it.
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Having a nose for something is the same, but it's more about, you know.
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Just to be able to sense something in the air.
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Yeah.
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You can sniff it out.
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So, you could say,
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"Do you know what, Nick, I think that Gerald and Gina are having an affair."
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And you'd be like,
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"Don't be so silly.
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They hate each other."
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I say,
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"No, no.
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I have a nose for these things.
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I can sense it.
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There's something going on."
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Or if it was a three-person conversation, for example, I would say,
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"You're, you're talking rubbish, Anna.
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You don't know what you're talking about."
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And the third person might be saying,
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"Don't you dismiss her, Nick.
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She really has a nose for this kind of thing."
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Yeah.
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You know, it's a way of giving reassurance that there's a there's
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something that you're missing that they really understand.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Fantastic.
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So, let's just quickly recap for our listeners those phrases.
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We started with a runny nose, which actually hasn't been too problematic
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during this recording, which is good.
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Then we went on to being nosy and being a nosy parker.
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And we moved on to the phrases to stick your nose in, where it's not wanted.
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And to keep your nose out, which you'll be told if you're being too nosy.
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Then we talked about having a look around, in which case we'd use
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having a nose about having a nosey.
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And then we talked about turning your nose up at something, rejecting
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it in your superior, snooty manner.
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Then we talked about something or someone getting up your nose, irritating you,
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and finally to have a nose for something.
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And I'm just being a little bit nosy, Nick.
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What are you going to be doing as soon as we finish this podcast recording?
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I'm going to go and have a nose about in the kitchen and see if
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there's some snacks available.
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Oh, it really gets up my nose when you just go and have a nibble in the
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kitchen and you don't bring any to me.
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Well, I do, but you often turn your nose up at it.
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That's true.
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Well done.
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All right.
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Thank you so much for joining us today, Nick.
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You're welcome.
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Thank you for having me.
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And thank you to our listeners for joining.
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Until next time, take very good care and goodbye.
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Bye.
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