A person is a bookworm if they like to read a lot. It’s possible that a book worm would make a great librarian or maybe a writer or a professional story teller.
Tag: Learn Engish Malage
To be a nosey parker
To be keen on (something or somebody)
To look forward to (something)
To look forward to something is used when you want to say that you are excited about something that is going to happen in the future.
For example:I’m looking forward to going on holiday next week.
Slogan
Bill-Board
A bill-board is a large panel for the display of advertisements in public places, such as alongside motorways, or on the sides of buildings or walls.
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Spam
Spam is the stuff you receive in your email inbox, or your junk mail box that you have not asked for. It is usually a company or a person trying to sell you something.
I don’t know about you, but I’m sick to the back teeth of email spam, it really gets on my nerves. How about you?
Junk Mail
Junk Mail is the stuff you receive in your letter box that wasn’t sent to you personally. It is always advertising a product or a service.
My post box or (letter box) is always full of junk mail from Carrefour, Eroski, Dia, Supersol, and Telepizza
A Few Fries Short of a Happy Meal
A Few Fries Short of a Happy Meal
Although this is an idiom from the United States of America, I do love it.
You use this idiom to describe someone you think is a bit ‘stupid’ or ‘mental’. In England, we use this idiom: To be a sandwich short of a picnic.
My first love at university was definitely ‘a few fries short of a happy meal’. He used to take a plastic bag full of leaves to clubs because he thought that they needed a bit of entertainment. All my mates thought I was ‘a sandwich short of a picnic’ because I used to help him collect the leaves.
Happy Hour
Happy Hour describes a time in a bar or a club when you can get cheaper drinks.
Unfortunately, I spent my entire university life in pubs during happy hour. At the time, I thought I was saving money. What I didn’t take into account was that maybe it would have been better to spend less time in the pubs and more time on my philosophy exams. Having said that, I think philosophy drove me to the bars.
In my first year at university I can remember I had to write a 2000 word essay answering the question: What is red? I know, my lecturer was clearly pulling my leg! And, I failed because I answered his question with these 8 words. It is the colour of my favourite lipstick.
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