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Category: 每日一句英语

Practical and engaging short articles about natural everyday English, with particular attention to expressions used in Australian life.

“It’s Done and Dusted”: Finished with Nothing Left

Australian English, Done and Dusted, Everyday Expressions, 彻底完成, 日常表达, 澳洲英语

“A Dog’s Breakfast” Means a Complete Mess

Australian English, 英语习语, 非正式英语, Idioms, Informal English, 澳洲英语

“That’ll Do” Can Mean “That’s Enough” or “That’s Fine”

Everyday English, 语气, Tone, 日常英语

‘I’ll Be with You in a Tick’ Means ‘I’ll Be with You Very Soon’

Australian English, 马上, In a Tick, 澳洲英语

“It’s All Sorted” Means “Everything Is Arranged”

Australian English, Everyday Expressions, Sorted, 安排妥当, 日常表达, 澳洲英语

Why Doesn’t “How Did You Go?” Necessarily Ask About Travel?

Australian English, Everyday Questions, 日常问句, 澳洲英语

“What Are You After?” Means “What Are You Looking For?”

Australian English, Be After, 想找, 澳洲英语

“You’re Laughing” Means You’re in a Good Position

Australian English, 非正式英语, Informal English, 澳洲英语

‘Good on You!’ Means ‘Well Done’

Australian English, Everyday Expressions, 日常表达, 澳洲英语

“It’s a Fair Way” Means “It’s Quite Far”

Australian English, Distance Expressions, 距离表达, 澳洲英语

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