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The English pod audio review.

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

Greeting phrase, how are you.

An informal way of calling a person, man.

Long time no see, for a long time, in ages.

A phrase you use to respond to a greeting, I am doing great.

Meeting someone accidentally, run into.

Learn about recent past events, catch up on.

Show a lot of emotion but not be able to control emotions, freak out.

Screaming in a very high voice, shriek.

Look at something for a long time with great attention, stare.

Very amusing, hilarious.

Lose control of your emotions, show strong negative emotions, lose it.

Go crazy, lose control of yourself, go nuts.

A very fun time or a funny event, a right.

Very silly or unreasonable, ridiculous.

Very strange or unusual, bizarre.

A short, amusing story, anecdote.

Let’s try that faster.

Learn about recent past events, catch up on.

Look at something for a long time with great attention, stare.

Very silly or unreasonable, ridiculous.

Meeting someone accidentally, run into.

A short amusing story, anecdote.

A phrase you used to respond to a greeting, I am doing great.

A greeting phrase, how are you.

An informal way of calling a person, man.

A very fun time or a funny event, a right.

Show a lot of emotion but not be able to control emotions, freak out.

Screaming in a very high voice, shriek.

Very strange or unusual, bizarre.

Lose control of your emotions show strong negative emotions, lose it.

For a long time, in ages.

Very amusing, hilarious.

Long time no see.

Go crazy, lose control of yourself go nuts.

Now say the word and hear it in a sentence.

I’ve been waiting here for ages.

It’s been ages since I saw you.

I lived in France, ages ago.

Lose it.

When I told my boss that I would be late. He totally lost it.

Lose it.

If you do that one more time I’m going to lose it.

Lose it.

I found out that the flight was canceled and I started crying. I completely lost it.

Freak out.

Oh my gosh, I’m going to meet Justin Timberlake. I’m totally freaking out.

Freak out.

Why did you freak out when I told you I’d be late for dinner?

Freak out.

Don’t freak out. We can solve this problem in five minutes.

Run into.

I have not seen Sally for five years. Then I ran into her at the park.

Run into.

I’m sure will run into each other next week.

Run into.

If you run into Tom, don’t tell him that you know me.

Stare.

I know that dog has three legs, but stop staring at him.

Stare.

The painting is so beautiful I could stare at it for hours.

Stare.

He stared into my eyes and then told me he loves me.