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US /frez/
・UK /freɪz/
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Improve your Vocabulary: 50 adjectives to describe what you see, hear, feel, smell, and taste
- How can I talk about it? You could use a phrase
such as: "The smell of..." Okay? "The smell
How can I talk about it? You could use a phrase such as: "The smell of..." Okay? "The smell
How to use LingQ (Tutorial)
- All right. Now you can also you see that it highlights in gray a phrase you can
All right. Now you can also you see that it highlights in gray a phrase you can
7 Things You Didn't Know About Valentine's Day | History Countdown
- Valentine's Day in a few Middle Eastern countries brings a whole new meaning to the phrase,
Valentine's Day in a few Middle Eastern countries brings a whole new meaning to the phrase,
- brings a whole new meaning to the phrase,
brings a whole new meaning to the phrase,
When Funny Isn't Funny in English
- Sometimes in English we'll use the phrase, "The funny thing is," to describe something that didn't make sense to us.
Sometimes in English we'll use the phrase, "The funny thing is," to describe something that didn't make sense to us.
- So I'm using the phrase, "The funny thing is," to describe a situation that didn't make sense to me.
So I'm using the phrase, "The funny thing is," to describe a situation that didn't make sense to me.
Friends say goodbye to Matthew Perry: BBC News Review
- Now, this is a story about Matthew Perry's career and we're going to look at the phrase 'walk the line between'.
Now, this is a story about Matthew Perry's career and we're going to look at the phrase 'walk the line between'.
- Now, we're going to learn the phrase 'sparring partner'.
Now, we're going to learn the phrase 'sparring partner'.
How to Talk About Mistakes in English
- That's the first phrase, by the way.
That's the first phrase, by the way.
- When you do something that you weren't planning on doing, we usually describe it with the phrase "I made a mistake."
When you do something that you weren't planning on doing, we usually describe it with the phrase "I made a mistake."
An Early Morning English Lesson! Topic: How to Talk about the Morning!
- So I got up really early this morning and the English phrase I would use to describe that is at the crack of dawn this morning. Jen and I got up at the crack of dawn.
So I got up really early this morning and the English phrase I would use to describe that is at the crack of dawn this morning. Jen and I got up at the crack of dawn.
- So technically, the crack of dawn would be when the sun comes up and that hasn't really happened yet, but we would still use that phrase like, "Hey, did you get up early yesterday?"
So technically, the crack of dawn would be when the sun comes up and that hasn't really happened yet, but we would still use that phrase like, "Hey, did you get up early yesterday?"
How to Talk about Secrets in English!
- So when we're talking about secrets, generally we use the phrase to keep a secret.
So when we're talking about secrets, generally we use the phrase to keep a secret.
- So when you talk about secrets, the most common phrase you use is that you keep a secret.
So when you talk about secrets, the most common phrase you use is that you keep a secret.
OpenAI unveils its Voice Engine tool that can replicate people’s voices
- Here's that same phrase in Spanish.
Here's that same phrase in Spanish.
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PHRASE IN SPANISH --
BBC 6 Minute English July 23, 2015 - Are models too skinny?
- Can you spot a phrase that means a limit or an ending?
Can you spot a phrase that means a limit or an ending?
- Now, did you spot the phrase for a limit or an ending? It's cut-off point.
Now, did you spot the phrase for a limit or an ending? It's cut-off point.