时间:2019-01-01 作者:英语课 分类:英语博客-北美风情


英语课

  This episode is about having secret plans or tools that you use at a specific time to help you get what you want. At different times in life, we may have something that we need to get and we have information or a strategy to help us get it! The expressions in this episode are all about that: to have something up your sleeve, to have a secret weapon, and to have a bag of tricks. Listen to our examples of how to use them.


  Maura:  This expression could also be linked to magicians.

  Harp:  Oh, because they have the big robes and their sleeves are very long so maybe they’re hiding things there.

  Maura:  Exactly. So, magicians perform different tricks, for example, maybe they’re hiding some flowers and they make flowers disappear and then suddenly they make the flowers reappear and they keep it up their sleeve, so they pull out the flowers and impress the audience at the right moment.

  Harp:  OK. So now, to have something up your sleeve is not literal, it’s more just that you could have some knowledge or you could have some techniques that could help you do something.



学英语单词
11-ketoetiocholanolone
andaspis viticis
Aonla
arohebiont
ash-bin
bar code presentation space
bardash
Bathylaconoidei
battery cupboard
be known as
blanketing with gas
blue foot
by-way
canvas boat
capital of Morocco
casein fibre
cattolicas
chip resistor
cock socket
CofB
cogging torque
competitive ratio
concentric quadric
crytpomerorachischisis
datura innoxia mill.
Desferel
dimitars
display and control unit
diversionary manoeuvres
double scale instrument
electroacoustic relay
electrofugality
elementary outcome
etwee
eurrhynchium longiflorum (mitt) par.
extrinsic current
feasible system
fiber drawing
final minification
flockings
forest policy
freakinesses
head word
helders
hepatomegalia glycogenica
impery
interpersonal comparison of utility
Journal of Dairy Research
land-bank
left anterior coelom
mehargs
melancholick
microreversible
Muhammad Khān
multi-purpose wheel loader
narcotics
neck bone
palpitates
paper-mill
pattern generation
pelvic floor structure
periodic change
petty spurge
plinth stone
pneumatype
polygon display
portray in
presental
proportional-differential ferential action
range cubes
red links
red-streaked
rele vance
requests of form
riveting cold
rotor tooth
Rushdie, Salman
save colors
scyphate
self-deceptively
sewage loading
SFF (set flip-flop)
sliding-scale tariff
soapen
soupify
stoyanovich
teletext service
temperature embrittlement
terribilis
thinker
Togoland
training bulletin
transferrotype
trichocladium asperum
two-men portable digger
uncoupling rod bracket
wankh
warped arrow
windgap
ypll
zincobotryogen