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The EnglishPod audio review

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

Hi, you (informal)

heya

really good

swell

dances held usually in high school gym or cafeteria

sock hop

a very fun time

a blast

an informal dance usually in high school where girls invite boys

Sadie Hawkins dance

focus your attention on something you want

have one’s eye on someone

stop putting pressure on someone

ease off

a punch

knuckle-sandwich

relax; take it easy

cool it

someone who is not important

pipsqueak

get really angry and explode

go ape

be really happy

be on cloud nine

a very cool person

cool cat

movie or film

flick

a person who is not fun

party pooper

it’s no problem

no sweat

Let’s try that faster.

dances held usually in high school gym or cafeteria

sock hop

be really happy

be on cloud nine

someone who is not important

pipsqueak

stop putting pressure on someone

ease off

an informal dance usually in high school where girls invite boys

Sadie Hawkins dance

a very fun time

a blast

get really angry and explode

go ape

hi, you (informal)

heya

a punch

knuckle-sandwich

really good

swell

focus your attention on something you want

have one’s eye on someone

a person who is not fun

party pooper

a very cool person

cool cat

relax; take it easy

cool it

it’s no problem

no sweat

movie or film

flick

Now say the word and hear it in a sentence.

Swell:

We had a swell time at the party last night.

Swell:

I don’t know why you don’t like Tim. I think he’s swell.

Swell:

Bowling tonight sounds like a swell idea.

a blast:

Roger and I went to the park and played soccer. We had a blast.

a blast:

Every time Josh and Carl get together they have a blast.

a blast:

Come on, let’s go to the carnival. It will be a blast.

I’ve had my eye on that car for a long time and now I’m gonna buy it.

I’ve had my eye on that new TV. I’m gonna buy it when it goes on sale.

Wendy had her eye on that boy since high school but never asked him out.

ease off:

You need to ease off the junk food.

ease off:

Matt is putting so much pressure on me these days. I wish he would ease off.

ease off:

You’re pushing Susie too much. You should ease off a bit.

cool it:

Just cool it. Now is not the right time to get angry.

cool it:

You need to cool it and stop yelling at me.

cool it:

Don’t cry Pam, just cool it. It’ll be okay.