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2009.09.15
There are thousands of idioms in the English language, and students are always eager to learn as many of them as possible, especially the more colorful ones - “It's raining cats and dogs,” for example. But this and many other equally interesting expressions actually play a very minor role in the modern lexicon. That's why any idiom we choose to introduce you to here at WordMaster must first pass two tests: Is it current? And is it useful?
Well, during the next four days, we're going to tell you all about four idioms that passed both tests with honors! Enjoy!
BUMP INTO (a friend) （友達）に偶然出会う
- To bump into someone is to meet them by chance.
- bump into は、偶然誰かに出会う、という意味です。
- I bumped into Kaya on the train this morning.
- Guess who I bumped into at the library?
- What a surprise to bump into you here!
Who knows, maybe we'll bump into each other again tomorrow!