2024-05-05
7 分钟Hey, a to Z listeners, this is Jack here.
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Welcome to the A to Z English podcast.
My name is Jack, and I'm here with my co host, Sochil.
And today we are in the vocabulary spotlight, and we are going to talk about three idioms or expressions which use the word dead.
So I know this sounds like a little bit morbid, it sounds a little bit dark, but we do have some expressions that are, that do use the word dead.
And so the first one is dead on.
So, social.
How would you describe the expression dead on?
If something is dead on?
G.
It's kind of like if someone's dead on, then you're usually saying they're right, correct or accurate.
Or precise.
Yeah, something is like dead on.
Yeah.
Especially, like, I use it a lot when we're talking about, like, when you're asking someone about their opinion, and their opinion is, their advice is so perfect.