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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.

“Chuck a U-ey” Means “Make a U-turn”

Australian English, Driving Expressions, 驾驶表达, 澳洲英语

“Ta.” Is a Quick, Casual “Thanks”

Australian English, Everyday Thanks, 日常致谢, 澳洲英语

Does “I’m Stuffed” Mean Full, Exhausted or in Trouble?

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

“I’m Just Popping Out” Means “I’m Leaving Briefly”

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

“Hard Yakka” Means Hard Work

Australian English, 辛苦工作, Hard Work, 澳洲英语

“I’ll Give You a Bell” Means “I’ll Call You”

Australian English, 电话用语, Phone Calls, 澳洲英语

“I’ll Chase It Up” Means “I’ll Follow It Up”

Australian English, 职场英语, Workplace English, 澳洲英语

“I’ll Tee It Up” Means “I’ll Arrange It”

Australian English, 职场英语, Workplace English, 澳洲英语

“Have a Squiz” Means “Take a Quick Look”

Australian English, Squiz, 快速看一眼, 澳洲英语

“I’m a Bit Crook” Means “I’m Unwell”

Australian English, Crook, 身体不适, 澳洲英语

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