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Learn the meaning and usage of bummed, 24/7, get out of here, burns me up, back to square one & that stinks. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look these idioms and slang expressions you can use even at the office!
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What does bummed mean:
- You look bummed. Is everything ok?
- Jack seems bummed today. I wonder what happened.
- I’m bummed. My car broke down again today.
What does 24/7 mean:
- The convenience store is open 24/7.
- I’ve been working 24/7 this week to finish the presentation.
What does get out of here mean:
- Jack: I saw Taylor Swift in Central Park this morning.
- Jen: Get out of here!
- Jack: Yeah, she was doing a free mini-concert. It was awesome.
- Jen: Jack, I’ve decided to quit this stupid company.
- Jack: Get out of here! You can’t leave.
- Jen: Well, I’ve already found another job!
- Jack: Oh, that stinks!
What does burns me up mean:
- The boss made me redo my presentation. It really burns me up.
- Inconsiderate drivers really burn me up.
- Having to wake up early on Saturday so I can pick the CEO up at the airport really burns me up.
What does back to square one mean:
- The boss didn’t like my presentation, so now I am back to square one.
- I just assembled this desk, but I am missing a part. I need to go back to square one.
What does that stinks mean:
- Joe didn’t get the promotion? That stinks.
- The restaurant ran out of my favorite dish! That stinks.
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