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英语习语讲解与听力练习

习语里的每个词都认识,也未必知道对方想说什么。先看情境,再把整个表达一起听。

  • 86节课程
  • B1至C2
  • 3种口音

选一节短课

86节课程
IDIOM B2 12 min

The elephant in the room

Everyone at dinner speaks politely, although two guests have stopped talking to each other. The problem is obvious, but nobody mentions it.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

The final straw

The train is repeatedly late, crowded, and unreliable. One more cancellation finally makes a commuter decide to drive instead.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

The upper hand

Two companies negotiate, but only one owns the technology both sides need. That advantage gives one side much greater control over the agreement.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

To bend over backwards

A colleague changes her schedule, calls three suppliers, and stays late to solve your problem. Saying she tried hard does not capture the extraordinary effort.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

To cut it fine

Your train leaves in twenty minutes, but the journey to the station normally takes eighteen. You might arrive, although almost nothing can go wrong.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

To get a word in edgeways

One person has talked for ten uninterrupted minutes. You have something useful to add, but every pause disappears before you can begin.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

To jump ship

A company loses its biggest clients, and several senior employees immediately accept jobs elsewhere. Their timing suggests more than an ordinary career change.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

To not lift a finger

Three people cook, carry boxes, and clean the room while a fourth person watches from the sofa. How do you emphasise that the watcher contributed nothing?

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IDIOM B2 12 min

To pull the plug

A promising project keeps losing money. Its sponsor finally ends the funding, and the whole operation must stop immediately.

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视频 IDIOM B2 12 min

To put someone on the spot

During a public meeting, someone unexpectedly asks you to choose which colleague should lose their budget. Everyone waits for your immediate answer.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

Torn between

One job offers meaningful work near your family. Another offers better pay in a city you love. Both choices matter, and neither feels easy.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

Touch a nerve

A casual remark about school closures suddenly changes your friend's expression. You did not intend harm, but the subject connects with a painful experience.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

Up in the air

You may travel next month, but the dates, budget, and permission are undecided. The trip has not been cancelled, yet nothing is settled.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

Up to scratch

A report contains good ideas, but several figures are wrong and key evidence is missing. It is not terrible, although it cannot be accepted yet.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

Up to speed

You return after two weeks away. The project has changed, and you need the latest decisions before you can contribute confidently again.

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视频 IDIOM B2 12 min

When it comes to

Your friend is generally relaxed, but money makes her extremely careful. You want to narrow a broad description to that one particular subject.

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IDIOM B2 12 min

Word of mouth

A tiny café buys no advertisements, yet every table is full because customers keep recommending it to friends and colleagues.

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视频 IDIOM C1 12 min

A matter of time

A new café is already popular, and you are confident it will need a bigger space, but you do not know when. Which phrase expresses that expectation?

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IDIOM C1 12 min

A mean streak

A usually charming colleague sometimes humiliates people for amusement. Which phrase describes that unkind side of the person's character?

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IDIOM C1 12 min

A mixed blessing

Working from home saves your commute but makes you feel isolated. Which phrase captures the benefit and drawback together?

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IDIOM C1 12 min

A short fuse

A colleague becomes furious over tiny delays that most people barely notice. Which phrase describes this tendency to anger quickly?

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IDIOM C1 12 min

Keep a low profile

After an embarrassing mistake, a colleague avoids interviews and public events for a while. Which phrase describes this deliberate lack of attention?

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IDIOM C1 12 min

Last-ditch effort

Several repairs have failed, and one final solution must work before the building closes. How can you describe that desperate final attempt?

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IDIOM C1 12 min

Lose your head

An alarm rings, and a normally calm colleague panics and forgets the simple safety steps. Which idiom describes that loss of control?

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这类课程练什么

练习重点

选一个想弄懂的表达,读含义和例句,再免费试做第一道听写。

在完整句子里听出习语。第一遍听大意,再重播,留意习语前后的词。

判断什么时候适合用这个表达。自己开口前,先比较例句,看看语气说明。

为什么不容易听清

听的时候留意什么

录音里的词可能连在一起。看着认识却听不出时,选一小段对照原文,再关掉文字听一遍。

按字面理解可能和情境不符。先弄清谁在说话、发生了什么,再判断习语的意思。

从这里开始

逐级练习

从B1到C2

先看看每个级别有多少课程,再决定从哪里开始。

  1. B1 1节课程

    从熟悉的情境和短句开始。先弄懂意思,再做听写。

  2. B2 64节课程

    比较工作和日常聊天中的表达,留意习语周围的词。

  3. C1 14节课程

    结合语气说明和用法对比,判断为什么一个表达比另一个更合适。

  4. C2 7节课程

    留意言外之意。听懂大意后,用测试检查是否听清了具体用词。

口音说明

对比现有录音的口音

从当前录音提供的口音中选择。有其他声音时,“混合”会在不同录音之间切换声音。想比较发音,可以换一个可用口音,重听同一句话。

学习者常问的问题

开始前先看看

背习语表有用吗?

列表可以帮你认识一些表达。接着要看完整例句、听录音,才能把意思和实际发音联系起来。

为什么一次只练一个表达?

这样有时间弄清意思、比较不同情境,并在不止一个句子里听到它,再继续往下学。

所有习语都适合工作场合吗?

先看语气和用法说明。轻松聊天时合适的表达,放到正式场合可能显得随便,甚至像是不把对方当回事。

习语认识,为什么还是漏词?

看看标出的词。可能没听出某个音、词尾,或漏了拼写细节。重听那一段,对照原文,然后不看文字再试。

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