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English in a Minute: Bend the Rules
If you "bend the rules," are you breaking the rules? Find out how to use this idiom in this week's episode of English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: Drop the Ball
Dropping the ball in a team sport is not a good thing. But what does this mean in other situations? Let's hear from Ashley, Jonathan and Anna!
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English in a Minute: Hollywood Ending
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English in a Minute: Water Under the Bridge
Bridges often cross over bodies of water. But what could this idiom mean? Find out in this week's English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: Starstruck
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English in a Minute: Nickel and Dimed
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English in a Minute: Frontrunner
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English in a Minute: Cold Shoulder
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English in a Minute: To Beat a Dead Horse
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English in a Minute: To Pan Out
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English in a Minute, Lesson 61, Bite my Tongue
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English in a Minute - Episodes - VOA - Voice of America English News
English in a Minute - Episodes
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English in a Minute: Get On My Nerves
What does this phrase mean in American English? Watch this program to discover what this means in American English.
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English in a Minute: Over the Top
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English in a Minute: Sketchy
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English in a Minute: Keep Your Eye on the Ball
A lot of idioms in American English come from sports. "Keep your eye on the ball" comes from baseball, but we can use this expression for many situations.
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English in a Minute: Penny-Pincher
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English in a Minute: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Have you ever heard this phrase in American English? Watch this program and find out what this means.
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English in a Minute: See the Writing on the Wall
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English in a Minute: Knock Your Socks Off
If something "knocks your socks off" is it a good thing, or a bad thing? Find out in this week's episode of English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: To Poison the Well
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English in a Minute: Junk Food
What expression describes food that you may like but is not very health? This video will tell you all about "junk food."
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English in a Minute: What Goes Around Comes Around
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English in a Minute: In the Nick of Time
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English in a Minute: Keep Me in the Loop
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English in a Minute: Mixed Feelings
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English in a Minute: Bone to Pick
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English In A Minute - Episodes - VOA - Voice of America English News
English In A Minute - Episodes
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English in a Minute: Nothing to Write Home About
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English in a Minute: Tie the Knot
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English in a Minute: Calling Someone's Bluff
When do you the idiom "call someone's bluff" in a conversation? Watch this video and learn all about it.
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English in a Minute: Under the Hood
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English in a Minute: A Bad Taste in My Mouth
Have you ever heard someone say "it left a bad taste in my mouth." Watch this program to find out what this phrase means in American English.
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English in a Minute: When it Rains, it Pours
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English in a Minute: Face the Music
Playing music, or just listening to music, is a fun activity. But, "facing the music" can often be unpleasant. Learn how to use this expression in this week's...
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English in a Minute: Bite Off More Than You Can Chew
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English in a Minute: Deer in the Headlights
Have you ever felt like a "deer in the headlights?" Find out what this surprising expression means in this week's English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: To Be Game
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English in a Minute: Fly on the Wall
A "fly" is a small insect with wings. So, why would a person wish they could be a "fly on the wall?" Let's listen to Anna and Jonathan's conversation to...
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English in a Minute: Burn The Midnight Oil
What would you think if somebody told you to "burn the midnight oil?" Watch this program to find out what this phrase means in American English.
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English in a Minute: In Your Dreams
What would you think if someone told you "in your dreams?" Watch this program to find out what this phrase means in American English.
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English in a Minute: Play It By Ear
What does this phrase mean in American English? Watch this program and find out the meaning of this idiom.
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English in a Minute: Know the Ropes
This idiom probably comes from sailing. But what does it mean? Find out here!
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English in a Minute: Keep Your Chin Up
Has anybody ever told you to "keep your chin up?" Watch this program to find out the meaning of this phrase in American English.
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English in a Minute: On the Same Page
Does this idiom really have anything to do with reading? Find out how to use this idiom, so you are "on the same page" as English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: Chalk It Up to Something
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English in a Minute: Haste Makes Waste
Do you agree that haste makes waste?
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English in a Minute: Fly by the Seat of One's Pants
You Don't have to be a pilot to "fly by the seat of your pants." Watch this video and find out about this expression.
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English in a Minute, My Two Cents
What would you think if somebody gave you their "two cents?" Watch this program and find out what this phrase means in American English.
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English in a Minute: Switch Gears
Switching - or changing - gears on a machine makes it change speed. But what happens when a person "switches gears?" Find out in this week's English in a...
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English in a Minute: Force Someone's Hand
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English in a Minute: Social Butterfly
Would you describe yourself as a social butterfly?
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English in a Minute: Put Down Roots
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English in a Minute: Fan the Flames
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English in a Minute: Memory Lane
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English in a Minute: Get on Board
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English in a Minute - About - VOA - Voice of America English News
English in a Minute - About
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English in a Minute: To a T
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English in a Minute: Miss The Point
Have you ever heard somebody say "miss the point?" Watch this program to find out the meaning of this phrase in American English.
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English in a Minute: Best of Both Worlds
We always hope for the best possible result or outcome. But what is the 'best' way to use this expression? Find out in this week's English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: Two-Faced
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English in a Minute: Paint Oneself Into a Corner
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English in a Minute: Down to Earth
Someone who is "down to earth" is definitely not a "drama queen," which we learned in last week's episode. But what exactly does this phrase mean?
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English in a Minute: Put (Something) on Hold
This expression can be used in many different situations. Learn a few of them in this week's episode of English in a Minute!
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English in a Minute: It's Up To You
If somebody told you "it's up to you" what would you think? Watch this program to find out what this phrase means in American English.
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