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Caption: okay [Music] how you doing hey how you doing would you like you like some coffee would you like some coffee sure you would hey Paulie would you get this guy some coffee sorry just trying my uh my uh it&#39;s not Boston I think it&#39;s more of the New York accent or something like that ebola ebola would you get this glass of coffee yeah this is got some coffee yeah anyway uh hi guys welcome back this is idioms part two part dos yeah I like the other I like the the the former video so much that you know I&#39;ll make another one and it will also give me a chance to uh to see if I if I myself also understand ah the idioms right so these are some idioms that you should know part two and kind of do it for myself to just just you know just see that my my level is where I want it to be right okay all right first one actions speak louder than words I think that&#39;s um that&#39;s that&#39;s a pretty easy one right it&#39;s easy to say yeah I will do this I will do that I promise and tomorrow I&#39;ll do this maybe I&#39;ll do that or whatever right so if you just how to explain this like it&#39;s easy to say you you will do something it&#39;s harder to do it but uh when you actually do things you show people that you are in fact a reliable person right do you agree let&#39;s see what uh what the explanation is uh this means that people uh sorry this means that what people do is more important and has a stronger impact than what they say yeah so what I said yeah point for me sorry number two um find something interesting every cloud has a silver lining yeah I heard that a lot so let me try to explain that one um it&#39;s something like even though bad things happen you can find some positive within the situation right something like that try to look for the good things even though everything looks bleak everything looks black everything looks bad something like that man I&#39;m horrible at explaining things let me check let me check what does this page say okay every cloud has a silver lining this idiom conveys the idea that even in difficult or challenging situations there&#39;s often a positive a there&#39;s often a positive aspect or outcome okay two points for me how about you you knew that comment down okay number three let me find another one break the ice boring hitting below the belt yeah yeah I like I like that one I think I might have used that a couple of times during my life hitting below the belt I would say I would describe that as you can have a lot of meanings for example you are cheating in something or you are doing or saying something that is not fair something that is unfair yeah heading below the belt yeah I would say that um other cheating not not in the sense that you you cheat on your wife or your husband not like that might be that too but yeah a little bit might be a little bit of that too but mostly mostly that you&#39;re cheating in some way in uh uh game or you are saying or doing something that was very very unnecessary it was not called for um yeah so let&#39;s check the description of this okay hitting below the belt this idiom refers to using unfair uh-huh or unkind tactics tactics tactics Jesus Christ tactics in an argument or competition hey often involving personal attacks exactly so let&#39;s let&#39;s say you in the comments down below you say John you&#39;re an idiot you don&#39;t know you don&#39;t know English at all you suck that would be hitting below the belt this belt yeah don&#39;t please don&#39;t hit me there okay well you can do whatever you want I won&#39;t um delete the comment if you do it&#39;s okay all right next one let&#39;s see here don&#39;t put all your eggs in one basket I would describe that one as how to describe that one um try to diversify let&#39;s say you have a lot of money right and you want to invest in a in a company or an idea let&#39;s say when you say don&#39;t put all your eggs in one basket it means be careful try to try to um for example if we if we use money if you&#39;re going to invest try to invest in different things right so in case one thing goes straight to hell or down the drain also an idiom isn&#39;t it yeah an idiom down the drain you know the toilet you flush the toilet goes down the drain you still have a lot of other um savings or or Investments that could turn out okay okay something like that let&#39;s see what uh what the page says or is it don&#39;t put all your eggs in one basket it advises against relying on a single plan or option yeah as it could lead to a total loss if that plan fails yeah so around the thing that I said okay okay here&#39;s the next one jumping on the band wagon jumping on the bandwagon did I have that in the last video no I don&#39;t think so jumping on the banner wagon I think that that is more like doing the same as everyone else or if there&#39;s something new something fresh then you well you&#39;re doing basically the same as everyone else don&#39;t jump on the bandwagon be original okay let&#39;s check yep when someone jumps on the bandwagon they are joining a popular Trend or activity often with the without genuine commitment or understanding yeah for example when I was younger uh I think I did that a lot with some soccer teams not soccer football I don&#39;t like the word soccer football well I was first first I was rooting for Liverpool uh then it was a Tottenham supporter then Manchester United then Arsenal all depending on who was leading the league right yeah until my my brother my older brother forced me to root for for Arsenal and been doing that ever since okay next one the apple of my eye is that really the same was it was it like that apple of my eye maybe it was but this is this one is kind of easy apple of my eye uh I think let&#39;s say you have a daughter or a son yeah this is the apple of my eye it&#39;s the most beautiful thing you have or or something like that most precious thing most precious most beautiful beautiful and precious most fantastic thing you have most valuable thing you have apple of my eye well it could also refer to an item let&#39;s say you have a expensive car that you love Lamborghini Ferrari right could be the apple of your eye but you usually refers to people but you can also refer to an object to anything really to anything let&#39;s check the the answer this expression is used to describe someone who is cherished or loved deeply yeah so here they only use a person but you can also use it towards an object I would say yeah next one how long is this video uh a penny for your thoughts a penny a penny a coin not much value in that coin but yeah so someone is actually saying if someone tells you a penny for your thoughts means that they just want to know what what you&#39;re thinking yes it&#39;s that easy okay let&#39;s check it&#39;s a polite way okay to ask someone what they are thinking or feeling usually when they seem lost in thought yeah now here&#39;s here&#39;s another one don&#39;t throw in the towel the towel which after after you for example take a bath or after a shower use the towel to to dry yourself off right don&#39;t throw in the towel this one just means don&#39;t give up something like that don&#39;t give up no let&#39;s see this idiom means not to give up or quit even when facing a challenging challenging situation yeah okay ah the last one read between the lines so this means something like hey when someone is saying something to you and for example it&#39;s either too good to be true or you think that they&#39;re lying or something is saying something in kind of a mysterious way you have to read between the lines you have to interpret what they&#39;re saying to try to understand let&#39;s say the hidden hidden meaning behind the words that they&#39;re using for example nah I&#39;m not going to say women often um you have to read between the lines you have to interpret forget I&#39;m not I&#39;m not going there let&#39;s just leave it at that okay let&#39;s let&#39;s see uh what the um what the meaning is let&#39;s see where is it read between the lines yeah to read between the lines is to understand a deeper or hidden meaning in something that is said or written yeah okay and also written of course of course is said or written yes all right I guess that is enough for today by the way uh comment down below if you want me to make more of these videos if they are I don&#39;t know entertaining they&#39;re useful to you uh I can do that if they&#39;re just boring just comment down below and tell me that it&#39;s a kind of a below below the belt that&#39;s also one way to say it yeah but I can take it so remember to like and if you&#39;re new subscribe and I will see you guys in the next one all right have a nice weekend bye-bye [Music]
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Title: English idioms you should know. Part 2. Intermediate English. Comprehensible input.
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