Learn English Vocabulary - Five a Day #33.3

学习英语词汇 - 每日五词 #33.3

English Like A Native Podcast

2025-08-20

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  • Hello and welcome to the English Like a Native podcast.

  • My name is Anna and you're listening to week 33, day 3 of your English 5 a day, the second season.

  • This series is all about regularity so that you can build a habit that allows you over time to improve your listening skills,

  • increase your vocabulary, And most importantly,

  • start feeling more confident and more like yourself when you communicate in English.

  • Everything is recorded for you in our vocabulary vault.

  • The link for that is in the show notes.

  • And if you'd like to go a step further,

  • then there are courses and services available to help you with your English communication.

  • Now, let's focus on today's episode, starting with the snapshot.

  • of what's to come.

  • Jaden had just finished wringing out his wet t-shirt after the intense workout when he heard the terrible news about his father's accident.

  • Immediately, he began to break into a sweat from pure shock and fear.

  • He tried to steady himself against the gym wall, his legs feeling weak beneath him.

  • Within moments, he was slumped on the bench.

  • his head in his hands, struggling to process what he had just been told.

  • All right, let's dive into that vocabulary, starting with the idiom to break into a sweat.

  • To break into a sweat.

  • Break, B-R-E-A-K, into a sweat, S-W-E-A-T.

  • To break into a sweat is to suddenly start sweating,