时间:2019-01-01 作者:英语课 分类:英语博客-北美风情


英语课

  This episode is about having secret plans or tools that you use at a specific time to help you get what you want. At different times in life, we may have something that we need to get and we have information or a strategy to help us get it! The expressions in this episode are all about that: to have something up your sleeve, to have a secret weapon, and to have a bag of tricks. Listen to our examples of how to use them.


  Maura:  This expression could also be linked to magicians.

  Harp:  Oh, because they have the big robes and their sleeves are very long so maybe they’re hiding things there.

  Maura:  Exactly. So, magicians perform different tricks, for example, maybe they’re hiding some flowers and they make flowers disappear and then suddenly they make the flowers reappear and they keep it up their sleeve, so they pull out the flowers and impress the audience at the right moment.

  Harp:  OK. So now, to have something up your sleeve is not literal, it’s more just that you could have some knowledge or you could have some techniques that could help you do something.



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'fifties
adsorbens
air to air
algolagniac
allothigenic (allothigenous)
amapakati
anisodont
Archipelagic Waters
ascochyta spot of pea
Asia-Pacific economic circle
Banindji
Barlow's table
bedauxes
bio-dynamic
birled
blast accumulation
bogat
bootstrap PROM
branched chain explosion
cam lock holding mechanism
carboxethyl ester
carved lacquer folding screen
chemical soya sauce
co-incubation
cochleariform
complex Lie group
conduct an examination
corrugate
cottonseed dermatitis
deacon's bench
dead sands
driling
dysfunction of spleen in transportation
Elasipodida
enlivening
fagomine
far-field antenna range
FDDL
feed-stocks
Firmacutes
functional cohomology operation
gate change
genus Trichostigma
inclined pea sorter
injuiy
international association of economics
intersecting vault
jumpering table
latst
loop restorer
marchi
maritime mobile selective-call identify code
mastectomies
maximum flat response
mechanical clay
Monieziasis
mortificative
moseys
mylie
myth of assimilation
Natronkalisimonyite
nawrocki
nephrocardiac
non-elastic deformation
non-magnetic alloy
nonorthodox
notch out override switch
paleocoprology
physiologic hypertrophy
pistol-whips
Plimmer's salt
polyhedron simplification
Prader-Willi(syndrome)
r-transform
rectangular net
requite sb for his kindness
retreaters
rocky mountainss
runting disease
Sarcina paludosa
seed level
semi-pellet
Sequoiadendron
ship in fully loaded condition
slab kiln
slimlining
springhill
ST_road-vehicles_vehicles-in-general
Strowger.
superhard tool material
suspended primitive
tar dolomite brick
the center of mass
this way and that
thyrine
tourmalinic
turned-in
unclefuckers
unrelaxed elastic modulus
unsecured account
unsinewing
unsupported-area principle