2026-09-17
21 分钟This is an All Ears English podcast, episode 2688. Come in guns blazing with these English idioms.
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Don't be gun shy about improving your English.
Today, find out how and when Americans use gun-related terms in English conversations.
Hey, Lindsay, how are you today?
Good, Aubrey.
How's it going?
What's happening with you?
I am great.
I have a question for you.
When you were a kid, when you were growing up, who always called shotgun or did you fight over it?
I mean, both of us did, right?
So yeah, there was a period of time, I think when I was like a young teenager,
both of us were constantly, my brother and I always wanted shotgun.
Of course, you want to sit in the front seat if you're a kid.