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【主讲老师简介】
来自美国的Daniel，现居澳大利亚，拥有超过10年的教学经验，非常耐心，超级热情，是个十分爽朗的少（da）年（shu）！
不管你的学习有什么问题，都能帮你轻松搞定！每周一至周五18点，英语口语角等你来！
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【本课重点】
IN THE NICK OF TIME
at the last moment, just before something bad happens
1. The accident victim was near death, but the ambulance arrived in the nick of time and the paramedic saved her.
2. We ran as fast as we could toward the bus stop and got there just as the bus was pulling to a stop. We got there in the nick of time.
JACK OF ALL TRADES
a person who knows a little about a lot of different subjects or activities, but not a lot about any one of them
1. Walt is good at so many things: he can fix the plumbing and wiring in his house, he fixed his roof when it leaked, he installed his washer and dryer, and he paints the house when it needs it. He’s really a jack of all trades.
2. The position in the company required someone who knew everything about a very narrow subject. They weren’t looking for a jack of all trades.
KEYED UP
full of nervous anticipation; anxious; tense
1. Stop pacing the floor. Relax. Why are you so keyed up?
2. Charles was so keyed up waiting for the wedding to begin that when it finally did, he dropped the wedding ring.
LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG
to reveal a secret
1. When Rachel decided she was going to quit her job, she told her best friend but she didn’t want to let the cat out of the bag. Rachel told her friend not to tell anyone.
2. The children put their money together to buy their mother a birthday present, but the youngest child became excited and couldn’t keep from telling his mother what they had bought. His brothers and sisters told him he shouldn’t have let the cat out of the bag.
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发表于 2016-8-3 09:55:40