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.



学英语单词
adenosine triphosphatase
Al Jufayr
amnion
analog pulse frequency modulation (pfm)
antophyllite
automatic altitude control
bailey range
bee-hivy
beeweed
bird feed
broad-leaves
can type flameholder
capacity of capillarity
character plotting
chloridoid
city style
Cleome speciosa
closed plane figure
control pilot
Coraciiformes
crispbreads
decelerated growth
desulfuration by dry process
diabetophobia
economics of labour and service
ecumenicists
enicospilus pseudantennatus
escoparone
extend information
falling asleep
fast fisser
fasulo
foozling
GCJ
globulimeters
goggless
Grocreme
head into a crisis
herd complex
high threshold logic
i-wemmed
imago myiasis
imbedding principle
impact brittleness test
incommensurable line segments
incremence
interatomic
Kathleen Ferrier
kirschner's apparatus
knotting bill
laparotomies
left hip
Legal System of Security of Maritime Claim
main controlling element
maleevite
mawn
mctear
narrow-angle lenses
Niois
no-failure access
nominal rate of exchange
non-circularity of reference surface
non-destrductive read memory
noncombatant
object manipulation
Okhotsk, Sea of (Okhotskoye More)
pacifical
parasitic botany
Pedicularis resupinata
physical chemistry of electrolytic solution
picture drop out
Pithecellobium(Pithecollobium)
Pleszew
plunger linkage
polytetrafluorethylene
production deficiency
R.V.to cavity seal ring
release from an obligation
Resedineae
Rugaceae
ruinings
saith
salumi
sampling average distribution
secure overlay
short circuit line
shurdington
silverdish pyrheliometer
single-pole single throw
soft mode
stack plume
substitute teaching
Telavi
throw ups
tour jete
trapped electromagnetic wave
ulcerating lupus
Vernon Shale
vesicoumbilical
water washing
water wave motion