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The EnglishPod audio review

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

popular dance music, especially of the late 1970s

disco

house

crib

a performance, especially by a band

gig

used to say that something makes sense

right on

an authority figure, like the boss or government

the man

a negative situation

bummer

how’s it going; how are you

how’s it hanging

cool; excellent; enjoyable

groovy

an enclosed place for rollerskating

roller rink

the latest; cool

far out

sexy; attractive

foxy

part of a neighborhood surrounded by four streets

block

talk informally to a person you’re attracted to

chat someone up

relax

mellow out

money (informal and old-fashioned)

bread

all right; cool

gravy

a person who is unreliable or irresponsible

jive turkey

ask someone for money

hit someone up for

leave quickly

book

food (informal)

grub

Let’s try that faster.

a person who is unreliable or irresponsible

jive turkey

used to say that something makes sense

right on

food (informal)

grub

popular dance music especially of the late 1970s

disco

part of a neighborhood surrounded by four streets

block

an authority figure, like the boss or government

the man

a negative situation

bummer

leave quickly

book

money (informal and old-fashioned)

bread

a performance, especially by a band

gig

an enclosed place for rollerskating

roller rink

the latest; cool

far out

sexy; attractive

foxy

house

crib

talk informally to a person you’re attracted to

chat someone up

ask someone for money

hit someone up for

cool; excellent; enjoyable

groovy

relax

mellow out

all right; cool

gravy

how’s it going; how are you

how’s it hanging

Now say the word and here it’s in a sentence.

Groovy:

Where did you buy that groovy shirt? I really like it.

Groovy:

The party at Paul’s house last night was groovy.

Groovy:

James has a groovy new motorcycle. He said he would let me ride it.

far out:

I went to the cinema and saw the new Star Trek movie. It was far out.

far out:

You got a job at Morgan Stanley? That’s far out, man. Congratulations.

far out:

Did you see how fast the car went? That was far out.

mellow out:

I don’t like going out tonight. I think I’ll just mellow out here at home.

mellow out:

Cho really mellows me out when I’m feeling tense.

mellow out:

After final exams, let’s go down to the beach and mellow out.

right on:

Right on. You got a high score. That’s amazing.

right on:

You got the job? Right on.

right on:

Jenny was right on when she told me she thought Rick was no good for me. I should listen to her.

Book:

This party is really boring. Let’s book and go to another bar.

Book:

The police arrived and started arresting people so my friend and I booked as fast as we could.

Book:

Dan saw his ex-girlfriend in the restaurant and started to get nervous and ended up booking.