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101 American English Idioms

Understanding and Speaking English Like an American

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Kiadó: Passport Books
Kiadás helye: Lincolnwood
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 104 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 23 cm x 15 cm
ISBN: 0-8442-5446-0
Megjegyzés: Fekete-fehér illusztrációkkal.
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Fülszöveg

This Book Will
Knock
Your
Socks Off!
Here is a refreshing tongue-in-cheek
American English Idioms, a whimsical collection of colloquialisms, is sure
to delight you—and provide real insight into American idioms, customs,
and humor.
Harry Collis has arranged common everyday idioms into nine lighthearted
sections—including: ¦ The Body Has Many Uses ¦ People Do the
Strangest Things ¦ When Things Go Wrong ¦ When Things Go Well
¦ and more. And he has turned them over to the expert hands
of Mario Risso, whose wonderfully humorous cartoons illustrate what
Americans say and what they really mean.
Each idiom has a standard English translation" and (f^fo
is placed in a real-life context, either in a natural
dialogue or narrative. These facilitate understanding
and make the idioms come alive!
The cartoons, dialogues, and narratives are sure
to help non-English speakers increase their
sensitivity to American English at its most colorful—
while native speakers will enjoy... Tovább

Fülszöveg

This Book Will
Knock
Your
Socks Off!
Here is a refreshing tongue-in-cheek
American English Idioms, a whimsical collection of colloquialisms, is sure
to delight you—and provide real insight into American idioms, customs,
and humor.
Harry Collis has arranged common everyday idioms into nine lighthearted
sections—including: ¦ The Body Has Many Uses ¦ People Do the
Strangest Things ¦ When Things Go Wrong ¦ When Things Go Well
¦ and more. And he has turned them over to the expert hands
of Mario Risso, whose wonderfully humorous cartoons illustrate what
Americans say and what they really mean.
Each idiom has a standard English translation" and (f^fo
is placed in a real-life context, either in a natural
dialogue or narrative. These facilitate understanding
and make the idioms come alive!
The cartoons, dialogues, and narratives are sure
to help non-English speakers increase their
sensitivity to American English at its most colorful—
while native speakers will enjoy seeing common
idioms illustrated with such wit and whimsy. With
this book in hand, you've got the world by the tail! Vissza

Tartalom


Contents
Foreword
Section One:
It's a Zoo Out There
1-10
Smell a Rat ? Go to the Dogs ? Fishy ? Take the Bull by
the Horns ? Horse of a Different Color ? Let the Cat Out of
the Bag ? For the Birds ? Straight From the Horses's
Mouth ? Horse Around ? Cat Got Your Tongue?
Section Two:
The Body Has Many Uses 11—22
Get in Someone's Hair ? Shoot Off One's Mouth ? Jump
Down Someone's Throat ? Pay Through the Nose
? Tongue-In-Cheek ? Pull Someone's Leg ? Play It by
Ear ? Stick Out One's Neck ? Shake a Leg ? All Thumbs
? Not Have a Leg to Stand On ? Get Off Someone's Back
Section Three:
Drive Someone Up a Wall ? String Someone Along ? Sell
Someone Dowruthe River ? Leave Someone High and
Dry ? Sell Someone Short ? Snow Job ? Spill the
Beans ? Feed Someone a Line
Section Four:
People Do tlie Strangest Things 31—44
On Ice ? Shoot the Breeze ? Bite the Dust ? Bend over
Backwards ? Hit the Hay ? Cough Up ? Jump the Gun
? Scratch Someone's Back ? Hit the Ceiling ? Fork
Overn Turn Someone Off ? Go Fly a Kite ? Kick the
Bucket ? Raise a Stink
Section Five:
Clothes Make the Man (and Woman) 45-54
Wet Blanket ? Keep Under One's Hat ? Up One's Sleeve
? Dressed to Kill ? Give Someone the Slip ? Knock
Someone's Socks Off ? Talk Through One's Hat ? Lose
One's Shirt d- In Stitches ? Dressed to the Teeth
That's Not Nice
23-30
Section Six:
When Things Go Wrong 55-68
Lemon ? Out of the Woods ? Get Up on the Wrong Side of
the Bed ? Out on a Limbo Eating Someone ? Get the Ax
? In the Hole ? Bite the Bullet ? Face the Music ? Blow
Ito At the End of One's Rope ? On One's Last Legs
? Hot Under the Collar ? On the Line
Section Seven:
When Things Go Well 69-78
For a Song ? Make a Splash ? Have the World by the Tail
? Sitting Pretty ? Feel Like a Million Dollars ? Kick Up
One's Heels ? Bury the Hatchet ? Paint the Town Red
? Get Away Clean ? Come Alive
Section Eight:
Do Tour Best 79—90
Toot One's Own Horn ? Stick to One's Guns ? Get the
Ball Rolling ? Mind One's P's and Q's ? Hang On ? Give
It One's Best Shot ? Make Ends Meet ? Get the Jump on
Someone ? Pull Strings ? Spread Oneself Too Thin
? Go to Bat for Someone ? Duck Soup
Section Nine:
You Don't Say 91 -101
Money Talks ? Let Sleeping Dogs Lie ? Shape Up or Ship
Out ? If the Shoe Fits, Wea,r It ? Different Strokes For
Different Folks ? Bark Worse Than One's Bite ? Eyes
Are Bigger Than One's Stomach ? Put One's Money
Where One's Mouth Is ? The Early Bird Catches the
Worm ? People Who Live in Glass Houses Shouldn't
Throw Stones
Index to Idioms
102

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