时间:2019-01-01 作者:英语课 分类:英语博客-北美风情


英语课

 




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  The expression when pigs fly is used when people talk about something they would never do, or some event that would never happen. It is a very old expression, and no one knows why we talk about pigs! We can also use the similar expression, when hell freezes over. Check out the examples in this episode.


 



学英语单词
aa. interlobares renis
abusos
acoustic(al) imaging
aerated yarn
algebraic branch point
allonais gwaliorensis
aluminium wire splint
ammonium borofuoride
angulus oculi
anhydrous methylchloromethyl ether
anterior layer
ardeolas
armchair liberal
arrhenatherums
auto tracking
Bakht Khan
Bifurcatio aortae
bispiperazinedione
bondlike
bugger off
caerffili (caerphilly)
casement cloth
castte
chang jiang river
computer controlled mode
concentrator module
consistent echoes
control of foreign trade
control rod range
dasyurid marsupials
data reasonableness test
dimitry
directed fertilization
double reception
entrapments
Euraxil
ferroelectric autostabilization effect
fibrous dysplasia
final decisions
Fischer-Hinnen method
gabrielles
generating polynomial
gloss coat
grabbedness
green wax
greenfingered
independence of irrelevant alternatives axiom
infinitesimal neighborhood
interactive processing system
kaku-shibu
kobets
Lamigan Pt.
Langmuir adsoprtion isotherm
laser Raman spectrometry
magic hand
metasimpsonite (microlite)
milabs
misordination
modeling
net inflow
nima
nitrilium ion
orientation preserving mapping
panetellas
pedroia
phenylpyrrole
Plt.
portable software environment
powda
projecting coping
rebate bead
reding task
rhodium pentasulfide
Rhodophyta
rough drawing
sarcophaga basiseta
Schuitz-Charlton test
serratulas
Seventh Commandment
ship lighting
sleeking tub
snazz
soldering opt
ST_using-and-not-using_rubbish-and-waste
stereotype taxes
stridulations
sun compass orientation
Taliaferro County
taper bridge reamer
the certificate
third juice
three way plug with socket
tornished plant bug
trophic component
unparticipant
uwma
web view
white knuckle
wilik
Willard Frank Libby
x-ray spectrography
zircalloys