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Unit 2 Sports culture
Extended reading
What is IDIOM?
An idiom (习语) is a group of words that have a different meaning when used together from the one they would have if you took the meaning of each word separately.
Now let’s discuss some idioms
一石二鸟一箭双雕一举两得
赠马不看牙;
不要对别人送的礼物挑三拣四
下倾盆大雨
非常冷静,泰然自若
Fast reading: Read the article and fill in the chart.
(1): There are lots of sports idioms that have found their way into everyday language.
(2): move the goalposts; score an own goal
(3): in the ballpark; a ballpark estimate; throw someone a curveball; three strikes and you are out
(4): below the belt; throw in the towel
Read carefully and answer the question
What are the definition and function of idioms?
Let’s watch
大惊小怪
无意中泄露秘密
竞争激烈
完蛋的人/事
Have a cow.
Let the cat out of the bag
Dog-eat-dog
Dead duck
Dog eat dog.
Die is cast.
Great minds think alike.
Nick of time.
Lift a finger.
Cold shoulder.
Break a leg.
Take a hike.
Have a cow.
Figure out the meaning of each idiom.
Idiom Meaning
We were not expecting to see Joan. When she arrived out of blue, we were all surprised.
My sister and I agree about everything from fashion to politics. We see eye to eye on almost anything.
She’s really a wet blanket. She started quarreling with Tom when every one of us was in high spirits.
Suddenly, unexpectedly
To have the same opinion as someone else
A person or thing that says or does something to ruin other people’s enjoyment
have ants in one's pants
坐立不安
be in the same boat
处境相同
as easy as pie
轻而易举之事
child's play
非常容易
be all ears
全神贯注倾听
walk on air
洋洋得意,飘飘然
Lead-in
Quiz about sports idioms
Quiz about sports idioms
keep your eye on the ball
to stay alert (警觉的) and pay attention to the situation
saved by the bell
rescued from doing something difficult before you have to do it
to win hands down
to win very easily
Reading
Listen and fill in the blanks.
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There are lots of sports idioms that have found their way into everyday language.
move the goalposts; s