2025-12-08
12 分钟Hello and welcome to the English Like a Nature podcast.
My name is Anna and you're listening to week 47,
day one of your English Fiver Day, the second season.
The days are getting cold, but we continue to keep our fire burning.
The fire I talk of is our passion for improving our English.
I'm here as always to provide you with some kindling for your fire,
some big logs of vocabulary to keep your fire burning in a really healthy and steady way.
So all you have to do is turn up and receive your kindling.
Without further ado, let's begin this week and this episode with a snapshot of what's to come.
The plan was simple.
A hardened criminal named Vance wanted to rob the museum by smashing a display case filled with ancient gold coins.
While he grabbed the coins, his nervous friend Milo waited outside as the getaway driver,
ready to speed off the moment Vance ran out.
But the heist failed when Milo panicked.
drove away too early and left Vance shouting on the museum steps as the police arrived.
Okay, let's dive into that vocabulary then starting with the verb Rob.
Nice and easy.
Rob.
R-O-B.
To Rob is another way of saying to steal money or things from a person or place often using force or threats.