How to say and write some popular phrases in English

Answer 1

The following are some English expressions and examples of popular phrases:

* * 1."Making Trouble"**
- English: Make waves
- He always likes to make waves in the office, which annoys his colleagues. He always likes to stir up trouble in the office, which annoys his colleagues.

* * 2."Heart-piercing"**
- English expressions: sting or prick or hurt
- For example:
- His cruel words stung her deeply. (His cruel words cut deeply into my heart.)
- What he did prick her heart. (What he did hurt my heart.)
- Her rejection really hurt him. (Her rejection was really heartbreaking.)

* * 3. Take the Blame **
- Carry the can for someone
- He had to carry the can for his friend who made the mistake. He had to take the blame for his friend's mistake.

* * 4."Pushing the Blame"**
- Pin the blame on b * tch
- Don't try to pin the blame on others for your own faults. Don't try to shift the blame on others.

* * 5. Night Owl **
- English: Night owl
- He is a night owl and often stays up late. He is a night owl and often stays up late.

* * 6."Newbie"**
- English: Green hand
- As a green hand in this field, he has a lot to learn. (As a newbie in this field, he has a lot to learn.)

* * 7."Melon Eaters"**
- English: Onlooker/Spectator
- For example: The onlookers were just watching the quarrel without getting involved. (The onlookers just watched the argument without getting involved.)

* * 8."Face Slapping""Smells So Good"**
- A Slap in the Face
- You said you would never eat junk food again, but now you are eating it. It's a slap in the face. (You said you'd never eat junk food again, but now you're eating it. What a slap in the face (It smells so good).

* * 9."I'm jealous (expressing envy)"**
- I'm jealous.
- They went on a wonderful trip. I'm jealous. (They went on a great trip. I'm jealous.)

* * 10."Are you a devil?"**
- Are you a monster?
- You let me do all the work alone. Are you a monster? You let me do all the work by myself. Are you the devil?

* * 11."Cool (meaning he's dead)"**
- You're dead meat!
- If you don't finish the task on time, you're dead meat! (If you don't finish the task on time, you're dead meat.)

* * 12."Cheers for..."**
- To cheer for/on someone
- All the fans cheer for their favorite singer at the concert. All the fans cheered for their favorite singer at the concert.

* * 13."Amazing (Praise in the group)"**
- To be (really) something or out of sight
- For example:
- You are really something. You can solve this difficult problem so easily. (You're really something. You can solve this problem so easily.)
- His performance is out of sight. (His performance was excellent.)

* * 14."Encountered difficulties"**
- English: Up against something
- I'm up against a lot of difficulties in this project. I've run into a lot of difficulties in this project.

* * 15,"Stumped"**
- English: Stumped
- I'm stumped by this math problem. I'm stumped by this math problem.

* * 16."Rebuke (deliberately finding fault, etc.)"**
- English expression: pick on sb.
- Stop picking on me. I didn't do anything wrong. (Don't insult me. I didn't do anything wrong.)

* * 17."Pan (caressing action to indicate fondness)"**
- English expression: stroke
- He strokes his pet dog gently. He stroked his pet dog tenderly.

* * 18."Awkward Chat"**
- English: Awkward chat or be embarrassed
- For example:
- We had an awkward chat last night. (We had an awkward conversation last night.)
- I was embarrassed during the conversation. (I was embarrassed during the conversation.)

* * 19."None of Your Business (Raingirl No Melons)"**
- None of your business
- What I do is none of your business. (What I do has nothing to do with you.)

* * 20."Mind your own business (Raingirl No Melons)"**
- Mind your own business
- For example: Mind your own business and don't interfere in others 'affairs. Mind your own business and don't interfere in other people's affairs.
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