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慣用語 – 英語單字

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10 個英語單字與釋義：once in a blue moon, break the ice, pull someone's leg, a blessing in disguise, bite the bullet… 在 OpenQuiz 用字卡、測驗和 AI 口說練習來學習。

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  1. once in a blue moon /wʌns ɪn ə blu: mu:n/ — 極為罕見
    例句: He only visits his hometown once in a blue moon.
    近義詞: rarely, hardly ever, seldom
  2. break the ice /breɪk ði aɪs/ — 打破僵局
    例句: He told a funny story to break the ice at the meeting.
    近義詞: start a conversation, ease the tension
  3. pull someone's leg /pʊl 'sʌmwʌnz leɡ/ — 開某人玩笑
    例句: Don’t be mad, I was just pulling your leg!
    近義詞: tease, kid, joke
  4. a blessing in disguise /ə 'blesɪŋ ɪn dɪs'ɡaɪz/ — 因禍得福
    例句: Losing that job was a blessing in disguise because it led me to a better career.
    近義詞: hidden advantage, unexpected benefit
  5. bite the bullet /baɪt ðə 'bʊlɪt/ — 咬緊牙關；硬著頭皮
    例句: I didn’t want to clean the garage, but I bit the bullet and did it anyway.
    近義詞: face the difficulty, get it over with
  6. a piece of cake /ə pi:s əv keɪk/ — 輕而易舉
    例句: The test was a piece of cake for her because she studied well.
    近義詞: very easy, simple task, no trouble
  7. hit the books /hɪt ðə bʊks/ — 用功讀書
    例句: I have an exam tomorrow, so it's time to hit the books.
    近義詞: study hard, start studying, get to work
  8. cost an arm and a leg /kɒst ən ɑ:m ənd ə leɡ/ — 花費昂貴
    例句: That new phone cost an arm and a leg when it first came out.
    近義詞: very expensive, costly, overpriced
  9. under the weather /'ʌndər ðə 'weðər/ — 身體不適
    例句: She didn’t come to work today because she’s feeling under the weather.
    近義詞: not feeling well, ill, sick
  10. the ball is in your court /ðə bɔ:l ɪz ɪn jɔ:r kɔ:t/ — 球在你那邊；輪到你決定
    例句: I’ve done my part, so now the ball is in your court.
    近義詞: your turn, your move, your responsibility

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