today we're learning English with a
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princess diaries a shy awkward teenager
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who feels invisible at her High School
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in San
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Francisco oops I'm sorry I didn't see
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you um I was
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thinking suddenly finds out that her
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father is the next king of Genovia a
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small European Kingdom her life takes a
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dramatic turn and since needs to become
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a princess there are some certain rules
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she has to follow in the clip we brought
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for you today her grandmother the queen
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is helping Mia with a royal makeover and
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teaching her some princess manners Mia
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isn't used to those fancy rules so
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pronunciation and at the end of the
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subtitles and answering a few questions
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so please welcome princess
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Mia Amelia Circle slowly so I can
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evaluate the work to be done
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Amelia does your bad posture affect your
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hearing well Carriage obviously
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hairstyle
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complexion
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stop eyes
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lovely but hidden beneath Bushman
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[Music]
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eyebrows the neck is seamly and you will
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wear stockings not tights not socks and
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I never want to see those shoes again
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again when walking in a crowd one is
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under scrutiny all the
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time so we don't slump like this we drop
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the shoulders we think
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tall we tuck under and we transfer the
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weight from one foot to why don't you
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just tuck one ankle behind the other and
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place the hands gracefully on the
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knees as a mother to a daughter this
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scene worries me a little bit as it may
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be misleading for young girls so-called
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beauty standards and being judged by
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their looks can make girls doubt
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themselves and feel pressured to change
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to fit in instead I hope you take away a
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lesson in valuing individuality for
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instance when Clarice says Mia's eyes
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are lovely eyes lovely
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it's a reminder that certain qualities
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are worth celebrating everyone has a
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unique quality to carry with pride as we
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see later in the movie now before we
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dive into today's lesson and learn some
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really great English Expressions I
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thought you might enjoy hearing an
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Hathaway's reflection on the film
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looking back over her acting career this
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was the film that changed my life like
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it's so weird to watch it I haven't seen
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this movie in maybe 20 years and
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[Music]
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I it's a it's a little I'm a little bit
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speechless with this one this is it's
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actually it's um it's very emotional to
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see it she says she's speechless because
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the movie proved to be so important in
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her career that she finds herself
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overwhelmed with emotion so it's hard to
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find words to express yourself we will
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return to an Hathaway but now let's
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learn English with Mia and her
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grandmother the queen Amelia Circle
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slowly so I can evaluate the work to be
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done Amelia does your bad posture affect
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your hearing turn oh sorry no no no
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slowly turn slowly you I already used
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the word to judge earlier and evaluate
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would be a more formal word to say that
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you want to judge or assess someone's
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looks Behavior performance or a
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situation in general hold up you
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evaluating us think about it how a
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baseball team get better they evaluate
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performance this is just an informal yet
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permanent record of who's contributing
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one yeah why don't we evaluate you
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evaluate me yeah yeah you know what I
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already
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did Amelia does your bad posture affect
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your hearing turn oh sorry no no no
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slowly turn slowly you well Carriage
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obviously posture is how you hold your
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body and like body language it can say a
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lot about a person whether you're
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confident shy or afraid of something in
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this scene the word carriage is used as
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a more formal somewhat old-fashioned
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word to refer to me as posture Carriage
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is related to the word carry and the
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phrase to carry yourself is still in use
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in Modern English and it means how you
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present yourself in terms of confidence
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and elegance it's an attitude Greg it's
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a confidence it's the way you carry
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yourself that lets the world know that
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the buck stops with
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you
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hairstyle
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complexion stop when you want to talk
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about someone's skin tone or Texture you
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will use the word complexion the word
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complexion is often collocated with
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adjectives like clear Fair dark healthy
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or glowing when referring to skin check
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out these examples any more information
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I should know yes but not about this
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we're doctors uh we like to give out
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health tips you should wear sunscreen
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even with your dark complexion nice save
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mhm more concealing cream your
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complexion is so
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fair now this has a touch of lavender in
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it has it happen to you that it got a
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chance to practice your English speaking
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by having a real conversation online or
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face to face and that expression that
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you know you've learned before just
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doesn't come to you at the moment when
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you need it I know how frustrating that
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feels to be in a conversation and find
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yourself pausing frequently because
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you're forgetting all the useful words
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you know that sucks I've been there
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before this feeling when you know what
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you want to say and you just want to be
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able to express your thoughts as easily
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as you can do it in your native tongue
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now eyes
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lovely but hidden beneath Bushman
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[Music]
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eyebrows the neck is seamly is
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like her father her comment about Mia's
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eyebrows was not nice at all and not
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politically correct so I would suggest
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that you avoid any comments like that
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but let me explain what she means here
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this is the bush people also known as
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the S people the indigenous hunter
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gatherers traditionally living in
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southern Africa when the queen says Mia
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has Bushman eyebrows she means they are
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very thick in everyday English we
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usually describe thick eyebrows as Bush
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Bush which comes from the word Bush
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bushes are plants usually shorter than
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trees and often have a rounded thick
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appearance bushie can also describe
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thick messy hair or beard what's that
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sir a great big bushy beard come on
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let's have a mosy
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around the neck is seamly
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is like her father seemly is an uncommon
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word meaning a appropriate or proper so
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she says Mia's neck is appropriate or
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presentable looking neat who has nails
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like these everybody well tomorrow I
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would like to see clean fingers and you
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will wear stockings not tights not socks
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and I never want to see those shoes
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again these are
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stockings tights and socks sometimes
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it's really hard to differentiate
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between socks and stockings right so
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just look at them again and try to
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remember interesting fact stockings were
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first used in medieval times when leg
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coverings were essential for both warmth
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and modesty and they were worn by men
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and women and this is a Christmas
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stocking they can hold more candies and
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presents than socks so maybe it helps
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you remember the difference and I never
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want to see those shoes again let's
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break down the connected speech in this
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phrase and I I never want to see those
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shoes again what happens here is we drop
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the D sound from and and Link three
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words together and I never and I never
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want to see has awah sound want to want
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to see and it can even be reduced to
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want to see want to see listen to this
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part again those shoes again those shoes
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again you can't hear the the sound from
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those because it merges into the Sho
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sound from shoes those shoes those shoes
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again the words shoes and again are
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linked together with a schw sound from
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again again shoes again shoes again now
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listen again and repeat the whole
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phrase and I never want to see those
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shoes again and I never want to see
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those shoes again and I never want see
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those shoes
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[Music]
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again when walking in a crowd one is
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under scrutiny all the
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time so we don't schlump like this under
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scrutiny means that someone's actions
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are being watched very closely often to
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check if they're doing things right or
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if there are any mistakes it's like
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having a spotlight on you where people
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are paying extra attention to what you
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do it is a Wonder then that feet do not
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Tire or heaven forbid trip under the
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scrutiny of all those attentive eyes
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keeping close watch
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indeed so we don't schlump like
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this the word schlump refers to a poor
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posture it originates from Yiddish and
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is used primarily in American English
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especially in casual or humorous
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settings a more common word would be
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slump it means to sit lean or fall
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heavily often due to tiredness laziness
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or discouragement so imagine you've had
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a very long day and you slump into your
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chair too tired to even take off your
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shoes you passed out over his arm and
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slumped onto the floor to the Bone show
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we tuck under and we transfer the weight
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from one foot
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to no princesses never cross their legs
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in public why don't you just tuck one
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ankle behind the other and place the
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hands gracefully on the knees tuck under
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means to pull or position something
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close to the body often to create a neat
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compact shape it's straightening your
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posture she then teaches Mia not to
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cross her legs but to tuck one ankle
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behind the other here tuck suggests
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making a small movement to keep the legs
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together in a graceful way you can often
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hear the phrase tuck in your shirt
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meaning to neatly place the bottom of
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your shirt inside your pants or skirt so
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it looks tidy and doesn't hang Loosely
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like here in this example oh thank you
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well I don't tuck in that much see golf
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makes me tuck in you could tuck I'm
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rarely tucked in no princesses never
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cross their legs in public why don't you
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just tuck one ankle behind the other and
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place the hands gracefully on the
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knees the word gracefully relates to
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Elegance it's commonly used with verbs
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that reflect movement Behavior or
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response for example move gracefully
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speak gracefully and you can picture a
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pair of swans swimming gracefully on the
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lake and finally there's some gram
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structure I wanted to comment on the
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queen says why don't you tuck one ankle
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behind the other that sounds different
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from her more direct instructions like
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we don't schlump like this or princesses
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never cross their legs if you want to
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give instruction or advice while
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sounding friendly and polite start your
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sentence with this phrase why don't you
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and if it is a suggestion rather than a
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question we don't always need a question
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mark at the end why don't you just tuck
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one ankle behind the other you can also
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practice the connected speech with this
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phrase the combination of the letters t
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plus y gives us a CH sound why don't you
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why don't you listen and
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repeat why don't you just talk why don't
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you just
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[Music]
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talk in this next scene you'll see a
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humorous makeover session where Paulo
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The Stylist is helping Mia to get ready
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for State dinner
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let the work begin ah of course where is
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the beautiful girl my granddaughter
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Amilia she is gorgeous let us take a
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closer look buzy busy dizzy in the best
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sense oh he's all
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right do you wear contact lens well I
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have them but I don't really like to
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wear them that much now you
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do I love your eyebrows we'll call them
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Freda and
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col you want to know a big secret tell
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me the Cucumber does
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nothing this is something we make
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up Majesty a princess
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[Music]
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she is gorgeous let us take a closer
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look Paulo we have a limited number of
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days before the state dinner Rizzy busy
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dizzy in the best sense so Pao is
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Italian you can hear he uses the wrong
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pronunciation of the word gorgeous you
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may want to repeat after me
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gorgeous gorgeous means very beautiful
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and attractive free busy dizzy it may
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sound like gibberish a random set of
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words but actually it's a playful
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rhyming phrase used by Paulo to describe
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Mia's Untamed hair Untamed means wild
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uncontrolled or not managed it often
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describes something natural or rough
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that hasn't been shaped groomed or
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organized so let's break down these
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words one by one freezy when said about
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hair it means wild Cur or
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Untamed I need you what should we do
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about my hair that lady called it frizzy
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your hair is Flawless byy normally means
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having a lot to do but here it likely
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refers to her hair being messy or full
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of texture as if there is a lot going on
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and finally DIY describes feeling a
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light-headed that sensation of spinning
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around and losing one's balance but here
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it humorously suggests her hair is
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chaotic or out of
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control do you wear contact lens well I
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have them but I don't really like to
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wear them that much now you
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do you broke my glasses you broke my
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brush you see Mia wearing glasses when
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you have poor eyesight an alternative to
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wearing glasses could be wearing contact
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lenses transparent plastic lenses worn
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on the surface of the eye
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I love your eyebrows we'll call them
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Freda and Kal Paulo humorously names
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Mia's eyebrows Freda and Koo referencing
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Freda koo's iconic look Freda Koo was a
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Mexican painter known for her deeply
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personal and surreal
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self-portraits now I promised you to
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come back to an Hathaway here's how she
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commented on this part of the clip
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so he really had to break the brush in
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this they pre- broke the brush and it
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was supposed to break kind of easily but
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it didn't quite happen so that's me and
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Larry I'm kind of improving trying to
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get it to go and I don't remember if the
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ow was real or if I was just buying him
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some
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time to buy some time means to create a
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delay to give some extra time somebody
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needs for something like in this case
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they had to improvise to save the scene
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and actually break the
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brush you want to know what biggest
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secret tell me the Cucumber does
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nothing this is something we make up
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makeup means to create or invent
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something especially story or an idea
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that didn't happen or isn't
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true Majesty Paulo is exhausted because
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Majesty only Paulo can take this and
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this and give you a
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princess when you are exhausted you're
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extremely tired or worn out with no
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energy left do you remember the word you
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can used to describe collapsing onto the
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couch when you are completely exhausted
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let's find out because now it's time for
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a
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[Music]
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test Amelia Circle slowly so I can
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evaluate the work to be
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done Amelia does your bad posture affect
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your hearing
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turn oh sorry no no no slowly turn
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slowly thank you what is a
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posture the way you hold your body how
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fast you move your tone of voice your
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energy
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[Music]
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level well Carriage obviously
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hairstyle complexion
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[Music]
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stop eyes
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lovely but hidden beneath Bushman
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eyebrows what would be the opposite of
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bushy eyebrows thin eyebrows sparse
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eyebrows thick eyebrows bushy eyebrows
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[Music]
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the neck is seamly
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is like her
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father really they are oh my who has
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nails like these everybody well tomorrow
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I would like to see clean fingers and
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you will wear stockings not tights not
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socks and I never want to see those
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shoes again when walking in a crowd one
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is under scrutiny all the time
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what does it mean to be under
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[Music]
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scrutiny to be under scrutiny means
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being closely watched or examined often
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to check for mistakes or
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problems let the work begin ah of course
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where is the beautiful girl my
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granddaughter
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Amelia she is gorgeous let us take a
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closer look Paulo we have a limited
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number of days before the state dinner
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what does gorgeous mean very beautiful
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or
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attractive graceful like a swan calm and
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peaceful very
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[Music]
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unattractive you want to know a biggest
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secret tell me the Cucumber does
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nothing this is something we make
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up in this context what does the phrasal
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verb makeup mean use
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Cosmetics use it for
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eating invent something
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[Music]
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that's it for today good job guys
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remember to practice new words and
23:32
expressions you learned in the lesson
23:34
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24:01
next did you know she was lady
24:03
witha you spoke with panopy this morning
24:08
yes she is devastated about Miss cper
24:11
coming
24:14
forward tell me you did not
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know no not about cresa
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the friendship was already souring but
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this Caper may be the final straw I
24:31
should hope
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so I suppose it would be nonsensical for
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you to have befriended her if you knew
24:38
considering everything she's written
24:40
歌词与翻译
[中文]
今天我们正在和一个
公主日记学习英语，一个害羞尴尬的青少年
在旧金山的
高中感觉自己是隐形的
弗朗西斯科哎呀我很抱歉我没看到
你嗯我
突然发现她的
父亲是
欧洲小王国热诺维亚的下一任国王她的生活发生了
戏剧性的转变，因为需要成为
公主有一些特定的规则
她必须遵守我们今天为您带来的视频
她的祖母女王
正在帮助米娅进行皇家化妆并
教她一些公主礼仪米娅
不习惯那些花哨的规则，所以
事情变得很有趣，如果您是新来的
或欢迎加入，请订阅
此频道并按下下面的小铃铛
因为我们每周都会创建课程
，就像这节课一样，帮助您
了解您最喜欢的电影和电视剧
系列，不会迷失方向，不会
错过笑话，而且没有字幕
此外，每节课程都附带一套
独家抽认卡，其中包含
我们涵盖的所有词汇，因此
表达方式（例如轮流或
改头换面）已经在等着您
当您看完课程
后，使用手机点击
此视频下的说明中的链接，您
将被重定向到我们的现实生活
英语应用程序并开始您的词汇
立即练习我将在课程稍后向您展示
它是如何工作的，现在
让我们先观看带有字幕的剪辑
，然后您将了解所有内容
最重要的词汇语法和
发音，在
课程结束时，您将进行一个简短的测验，
再看一遍没有
字幕的剪辑并回答一些问题
所以请欢迎公主
米娅·阿米莉亚慢慢转圈，以便我可以
评估要完成的工作
阿米莉亚你的不良姿势会影响你的身体吗？
听力很好，明显
发型
肤色
停止眼睛
可爱，但隐藏在布须曼人的下面
[音乐]
眉毛脖子是无缝的，你会
穿长筒袜而不是紧身衣而不是袜子
我再也不想看到那些鞋子
当走在人群中时，一个人
受到所有人的审视
时间，所以我们不会像这样塌下来，我们放下
我们认为
高的肩膀，我们把
重量从一只脚转移到你为什么不
把一个脚踝塞到另一只脚后面，
将双手优雅地放在
膝盖上，就像一个女儿的母亲，这个
场景让我有点担心，因为它可能
误导年轻女孩所谓的
美丽标准，并以
的外表来评判她们的外表会让女孩们怀疑
自己，并感到有压力去改变
以适应，我希望你能吸取
重视个性的教训，
比如克拉丽斯说米娅的眼睛
很可爱，眼睛很可爱
这是一个提醒，某些品质
值得庆祝每个人都有
独特的品质值得骄傲，因为我们
在我们
深入今天的课程并学习一些
真正很棒的英语表达之前，我们
认为你可能会喜欢听
海瑟薇对电影的反思
回顾她的演艺生涯，这部
是一部改变了我生活的电影，就像
看这部电影太奇怪了，我大概有20年没看过
这部电影了，
[音乐]
我有点有点
对这部电影无言以对，这是
实际上，嗯
看这部电影很情绪化，她说她无言以对，因为
这部电影被证明是如此重要
她发现自己的职业生涯
情绪失控，因此很难
找到词语来表达自己，我们将
回到海瑟薇，但现在让我们
与米娅和她一起学习英语
女王阿米莉亚圆环
慢慢地，这样我就可以评估要做的工作
完成阿米莉亚，你的不良姿势会影响
你的听力转动哦抱歉不不不
慢慢地转动你我已经用过
早先判断和评估这个词
会是一个更正式的词，表示
你想要判断或评估某人的
外表行为表现或一般的
情况阻碍了你
评估我们，想想
棒球队如何变得更好，他们评估
表现，这只是一个非正式但
谁做出贡献的永久记录
一个是的，我们为什么不评估你
评估我是的，你知道我
已经
阿米莉亚你的不良姿势会影响
你的听力转动哦抱歉不不不
慢慢地慢慢转动你好显然，马车
姿势是你保持
身体的方式，就像肢体语言一样，它可以表达一个人的
很多信息，无论你是
自信、害羞还是害怕
这个场景中，马车一词被用作
一个更正式、有点老式的
词，将我称为姿势马车
与“携带”一词和“携带”的
短语有关你自己在现代英语中仍在使用
，它意味着你
如何以自信
和优雅的方式展现自己，这是一种态度格雷格，这是
一种自信，是你
自己的方式，让世界知道
责任止于
你
发型
当你想谈论
某人的肤色或肤色时纹理你
会使用肤色这个词
肤色这个词经常与
形容词搭配使用，例如清晰、公平、健康
或在提及皮肤检查时发光
列出这些示例，了解更多信息
我应该知道，但不知道这个
我们是医生，嗯，我们喜欢给出
你应该涂防晒霜的健康提示
即使你的肤色很黑，保存
嗯，更多遮瑕膏，你的
肤色是如此
公平，现在这在
中有一点薰衣草味，你碰巧有
机会通过在线真正的对话或
，而
面对面练习你的英语口语
你知道你之前学过的表达只是
不会出现在你身上当
你需要它的时候，我知道
在谈话中感觉多么令人沮丧，并且发现
自己经常停顿，因为
你忘记了所有有用的单词
你知道这很糟糕
我以前也经历过这种感觉，当你知道
你想说什么并且你只是想
能够尽可能轻松地表达你的想法
用您的母语进行操作
这正是我们建立现实生活
的原因，这正是它可以帮助
您
的原因，正如我提到的每节课程一样
其中包括一套抽认卡，
每天只需在我们的应用程序上与
练习 10 15 分钟，您就可以
将这些新单词从您的简短
术语转移到如果您的长期记忆加上
带有空格重复软件，您将
通过
在您即将
复习新单词，更有效地保留词汇。我强烈建议您查看
忘记新单词时以仔细的时间间隔
该应用程序是免费下载的，只需
在应用程序
商店或Google Play中查找现实生活中的英语，或者只需点击下面说明中的
链接
开始是免费的，所以下载它
现在眼睛
可爱，但隐藏在布须曼人的下面
[音乐]
眉毛脖子是无缝的
像她父亲她对米娅的
眉毛的评论一点也不好看，也不
政治正确，所以我建议
你避免任何类似的评论
但是让我解释一下她的意思
这是丛林人，也被称为
S人，土著猎人
传统上生活在
南部非洲的采集者，当女王说米娅
有布须曼眉毛时，她的意思是它们
在日常英语中非常粗我们
通常将粗眉毛描述为布什
布什，来自布什一词
灌木是通常比
树短的植物，并且通常有圆形粗
外观 Bushie 还可以描述
浓密凌乱的头发或胡须，那是什么
先生，浓密的胡须来吧
让我们在脖子上有一个苔藓
是无缝的
就像她的父亲似乎是一个不常见的
词，意思是适当或适当，所以
她说米娅的脖子是适当的或
漂亮看起来整洁谁有指甲
像这些明天大家都很好我
希望看到干净的手指，而你
会穿丝袜而不是紧身衣而不是袜子
我再也不想看到那些鞋子
这些是
丝袜紧身衣和袜子有时
真的很难区分
袜子和丝袜，所以
再看看它们并尝试
记得有趣的事实，丝袜
在中世纪首次使用，当时腿部
覆盖物对于保暖
和端庄至关重要，男士
和女士都穿它们，这是圣诞节
长袜比袜子可以容纳更多糖果和
礼物，所以也许这会有所帮助
你记住其中的区别，我再也不会
想看到那些鞋子了，让我们
分解这个
短语中的连接言语，我再也不想看到那些
鞋子了，这里发生的事情是我们把
中的 D 音和 and 链接在一起，我从来没有，我从来没有
...
想看到有 awah 声音想要
看到，它甚至可以简化为
想看到想看到再听一下这个
部分那些鞋子又是那双鞋
再一次，你听不到
那些的声音，因为它合并到了 Sho
鞋子那些鞋子的声音
再次，鞋子和再次这两个词与
...
再次鞋子再次鞋子的 schw 声音链接在一起现在
再次听并重复整个
短语，我再也不想看到那些
鞋子，我再也不想看到
那些鞋子，我永远不想再次看看
那些鞋子
[音乐]
当在人群中行走时，一个人
一直 受到审视，所以我们不会像这样在
时间都在
审视下表现得像这样。 审视意味着某人的行为
经常受到密切关注，以
检查他们是否在做正确的事情，或者
是否有任何错误，就像
聚光灯在你身上，人们
对你做的事情格外关注
，脚不这样做真是奇迹
轮胎或天堂禁止在
所有那些专注的眼睛的审视下旅行
密切关注
确实这样我们就不会像
这个词“笨拙”指的是一种糟糕的
姿势，它起源于 意第绪语和
主要用于美式英语
，特别是在休闲或幽默的环境中
，更常见的词是
slump，它的意思是倾斜地坐着或跌倒
，通常是由于疲倦、懒惰
或灰心丧气，所以想象一下，你已经
度过了漫长的一天，你瘫倒在你的
椅子上，太累了，甚至连脱掉你的
鞋子都没有。你在他的手臂上昏倒了，
瘫倒在地板上观看骨头表演
我们把体重从一只脚转移到
...
没有哪个公主从不交叉双腿
在公共场合你为什么不把一个
脚踝塞到另一只脚后面，然后将
双手优雅地放在膝盖上
意味着拉或放置某物
经常靠近身体，打造整齐的
紧凑形状，它会拉直您的
姿势，然后她教 Mia 不要这样做
交叉双腿，但将一只脚踝塞入另一只脚踝后面，这里 tuck 建议
...
做一个小动作，以优雅的方式将双腿
并拢在一起，您经常可以
听到短语 tuck in yourshirt
意思是将
衬衫底部整齐地放在裤子或裙子内，这样
看起来整洁，不会松散地悬挂
就像本例中的哦，谢谢
嗯，我不穿那么多衣服，看高尔夫
让我穿衣服，你可以穿衣服，我
很少穿衣服，没有公主从不
在公共场合交叉双腿，你为什么不
把一个脚踝放在另一个脚踝后面，
将双手优雅地放在
膝盖上，这个词与
优雅有关，通常是优雅与反映运动行为或
一起使用，例如优雅地移动
反应的动词
优雅地说话，你可以想象一对
一对天鹅在
湖上优雅地游泳，最后还有一些克
结构，我想评论一下
女王说为什么你不把一个脚踝塞到另一个脚踝后面
听起来与她更直接的说法不同
像
我们不会像这样的笨蛋或公主
如果你想
提供指导或建议，同时
听起来友好和礼貌，请不要交叉双腿用这句话开始你的
句子，你为什么不
如果这是一个建议而不是
问题，我们并不总是需要一个问题
在最后标记，为什么你不把它塞进去
一个脚踝在另一个脚踝后面，你也可以
用这个
短语练习连接语音，字母 t
加 y 的组合给我们发出 CH 声音，你为什么不
你为什么不听并
重复为什么你不直接说话 为什么不
你只是
[音乐]
在下一个场景中说话，你会看到
幽默的化妆会议，保罗
造型师正在帮助米娅准备
国宴
让工作开始吧，当然在哪里
美丽的女孩，我的孙女
阿米莉亚，她很漂亮，让我们来看看
在最好的感觉中忙碌忙碌头晕，哦他都是
...
对吧，你戴隐形眼镜好吗我
有它们，但我不太喜欢
现在戴它们
我爱你的眉毛吗，我们会叫它们
弗雷达和
col你想知道一个大秘密，请告诉
我黄瓜不会
这不是我们编造的
公主陛下
[音乐]
她很漂亮，让我们仔细看看
看看保罗，我们在国宴前
天的时间有限 Rizzy很忙
在最好的意义上头晕所以Pao是
意大利人你可以听到他使用错误的
“华丽”一词的发音，你
可能想跟我重复
华丽华丽意味着非常美丽
和有吸引力的自由忙碌头晕它可能
听起来像是胡言乱语一组随机的
单词，但实际上这是一个有趣的
押韵短语，保罗用来描述
米娅的未驯服的头发未驯服意味着狂野
不受控制或不受控制它经常
描述一些自然或粗糙的东西
，没有被塑造修饰或
组织，所以让我们一一分解这些
词冻结当谈到
头发时，它意味着野性的柯尔或
未驯服的我需要你我们应该做什么
关于我的头发，那位女士称之为卷曲
你的头发是完美的，通常意味着
有很多这样做，但这里可能
指的是她的头发凌乱或充满质感
，好像发生了很多事情
，最后DIY描述了一种
头晕的感觉，旋转
并失去平衡的感觉，但在这里
它幽默地表明她的头发
混乱或失去
控制，你戴隐形眼镜好吗我
有它们，但我现在不太喜欢
戴它们
你打破了我的眼镜吗你打破了我的
刷子你看到米娅戴着眼镜
你视力不好，
戴眼镜的替代方案可以是戴隐形眼镜
隐形眼镜
戴在眼睛表面的透明塑料镜片
我喜欢你的眉毛，我们称之为眉毛
Freda 和 Kal Paulo 幽默地命名
Mia 的眉毛 Freda 和 Koo 参考
Freda koo 的标志性外观 Freda Koo 是一位
墨西哥画家，以其深深的知名度
个人和超现实的
自画像现在我答应你
回到海瑟薇这里，这是她
对剪辑的这一部分的评论
所以他真的不得不在
中打破画笔，他们预先打破了画笔，它
应该很容易打破，但
它并没有完全发生，所以这是我和
拉里，我正在尝试
让它开始，我不记得
流是真实的还是我只是给他买
一些
时间，买一些时间意味着创建一个
延迟，给某人
需要一些额外的时间，就像在这种情况下
他们必须即兴发挥来保存场景
并实际上打破
刷你想知道最大的
秘密告诉我黄瓜做了什么
这不是我们编出来的东西
化妆意味着创造或发明
一些特别的故事或想法
没有发生或没有发生
真正的保罗陛下已经筋疲力尽了，因为
只有保罗陛下才能接受这个和
这个并在你是的时候给你一个
公主精疲力尽，你
极度疲倦或精疲力尽，没有
精力，你还记得
可以用来形容当你完全精疲力竭时倒在
沙发上的词吗
让我们找出答案，因为现在是时候
...
[音乐]
慢慢测试 Amelia Circle，以便我可以
评估工作
完成，阿米莉亚，你的不良姿势是否会影响
你的听力
转哦抱歉不不不慢慢转
慢慢谢谢你什么是
姿势你保持身体的方式如何
你的语气快速移动你的
能量
[音乐]
水平良好运载明显
发型肤色
[音乐]
停止眼睛
可爱但隐藏在布须曼人
眉毛的相反
浓密的眉毛细眉毛稀疏
眉毛浓密的眉毛浓密的眉毛
[音乐]
脖子是接缝的
就像她
真的是爸爸他们是哦我的天啊他们有
这样的指甲明天大家都好
我希望看到干净的手指
你会穿丝袜而不是紧身衣而不是
袜子，我再也不想在人群中行走时看到那些
鞋子
受到所有人的审视时间
受到
[音乐]
审查意味着什么 受到审查意味着
经常被密切关注或检查
检查错误或
问题 让工作开始啊当然
美丽的女孩在哪里，我的
孙女
阿米莉亚，她很漂亮，让我们靠近
看看保罗，离国宴还有有限的
天数
华丽是什么意思非常美丽
或
有吸引力优雅像天鹅平静和
和平非常
[音乐]
不吸引人你想知道最大的
秘密告诉我黄瓜做了
什么都没有，这是我们在这种情况下编造的
什么短语
动词化妆的意思是使用
化妆品用它来
吃发明一些东西
[音乐]
今天就是这样，干得好
记得练习你在课程中学到的新单词和
表达方式
快速切入我们的现实生活
英语应用程序你会在说明中找到一个特殊的链接
下面只需使用
您的智能手机即可开始，这是让这句话
最简单方法，如果您在 YouTube 上与我们保持
永远留在您身边的
，请给该视频
点赞，并订阅我们的频道
帮助其他学习者找到这些
视频的方式，我们一起为您的现实生活建立一个
强大的社区
英语学生，这是另一节
精彩课程供您观看
接下来您知道她是女士吗
今天早上您与panopy交谈
是的，她对cper小姐
即将到来
感到震惊，告诉我您不知道
不知道cresa
友谊已经变质，但
这个 Caper 可能是我
应该希望
的最后一根稻草，所以我认为
如果你知道
考虑到她写的所有内容，你就和她成为朋友是荒谬的
[英语]
Show
重点词汇
开始练习
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evaluate /ɪˈvæljueɪt/ B2 |
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posture /ˈpɒstʃər/ B2 |
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carriage /ˈkærɪdʒ/ C1 |
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complexion /kəmˈplekʃən/ B2 |
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bushy /ˈbʊʃi/ B2 |
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seemly /ˈsiːmli/ C2 |
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scrutiny /ˈskruːtəni/ C1 |
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slump /slʌmp/ B2 |
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gracefully /ˈɡreɪsfəli/ B2 |
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gorgeous /ˈɡɔːdʒəs/ A2 |
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untamed /ʌnˈteɪmd/ C1 |
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improvise /ˈɪmprəvaɪz/ C1 |
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makeup /ˈmeɪkʌp/ A2 |
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exhausted /ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd/ B1 |
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devastated /ˈdevəsteɪtɪd/ B2 |
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重点语法结构
-
Why don't you just tuck one ankle behind the other?
➔ 建议句型
➔ 使用 "Why don't you" 是一种礼貌、委婉地提出建议或说明的方法。
-
When walking in a crowd, one is under scrutiny all the time.
➔ 非人称代词 'one'
➔ 这里的代词 "one" 用于对人们进行一般性陈述。
-
This is something we make up.
➔ 短语动词
➔ "Make up" 意为编造或发明一个不真实的故事或想法。
-
I haven't seen this movie in maybe 20 years.
➔ 现在完成时
➔ 现在完成时在这里用于描述在一段时间内未发生的行为。
-
This was the film that changed my life.
➔ 定语从句 (限定性)
➔ "That changed my life" 明确指出了正在讨论的电影。
-
I never want to see those shoes again.
➔ 频度副词 'never'
➔ "Never" 用于强烈表达希望某事在未来不要发生。
-
I'm a little bit speechless with this one.
➔ 修饰语 'a little bit'
➔ "A little bit" 缓和了形容词 "speechless" 的语气。
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I am looking back over her acting career.
➔ 短语动词 'look back over'
➔ "Look back over" 意为回顾或思考过去的事件。
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