2022-02-13
17 分钟Hi there.
Harry here, and welcome back to my podcast, where I try to help you to get a better understanding of the english language so that you can have good communication with your bosses, your friends, your colleagues.
If you want to travel, you want to get that job with an international company, you want to do that exam, whatever it is you're trying to achieve, come along, we'll help you.
We've got lots of issues to cover in relation to grammar, phrasal, verbs, idioms, everything that you need.
As always, at the end of this particular podcast, I'll give you my personal contact details where you can contact me and if there's a friend or family member that you think will get some value from what we provide.
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Okay, what are we going to talk about today?
Well, today we want to look at some idioms, and the particular idioms that we're going to talk about are relating to health and illness.
So, idioms about health and illness, I'll give them to you once and then I'll go through them and hopefully be able to explain them to you.
Okay, here we go.
One, to knock someone for six, to feel under the weather.
Three, a wake up call.
Four, a shadow of your former self.
Five, to kick the bucket.
Six, to take the wind out of his sails or her sails.
Seven, the worse for wear.
Eight, on the mend.
Nine, out of sorts, and ten, if I got the numbers right.
On its last legs.
On its last legs.