This content introduces common English idioms related to weather, explaining their meanings and usage through a weekly example scenario. It aims to enhance viewers' understanding and application of these idiomatic expressions.
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What's going on my friends?
It's great to have you all here once again.
This is Vlachy here and I've got a couple of questions for you.
Have you ever been on cloud nine?
What does it mean to be under the weather?
Keep watching the video and let's find out.
Hello world.
Welcome to Learn English with Cambridge
weather forecast.
Today we're going to learn some common idioms about weather,
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we've got for this week.
To start the week on Monday, things look a little bit sad.
Let's see what we've got. I don’t think I'm going out today.
I'm feeling a bit under the weather.
For Tuesday we might have to postpone a couple of things.
Hey bro, do you mind if we take a raincheck on tonight’s dinner?
I'm not done with my work yet.
On Wednesday a lot of things will be going
on and you might feel a little bit overwhelmed.
I'm totally snowed under at school.
For Thursday you might be exaggerating just a little bit.
Oh, relax.
You just have to attach the file to the email.
Don’t make a storm in a teacup.
Finally, on Friday it's all about happiness.
I finally got my promotion. I’m feeling on cloud nine right now.
Is there any other idiom about weather you use frequently?
Let us know in the comments section.
Make sure you use the Cambridge Dictionary
to find the meanings of these and many more idioms.
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