English (UK)
An expression is a word or group of words used in a particular situation or by particular people.
In English an expression doesn't always have a particular grammar structure but is commonly used in spoken English.
Examples :
| Expression example sentences | |
|---|---|
| And I need a ladle for the chicken stock, that's all, I suppose. | |
| You act like a child sometimes, I have to say! | |
| Can you pass me the cutting board and the knife, please? | |
| I'm talking about leaving the house, of course... | |
| Yes, some prawn crackers and some spring rolls, please. | |
| Yeah, I was wondering if his willy was sticking in or out, thanks! | |
| And it's totally burnt now, gross! | |
| Hello Dick, nice to meet you. | |
| I'm able to do both at the same time, dear, no worries! | |
| Can I have a look at it, please? | |
| I will have some fish, I think. | |
| I don't know what to say, really... | |
| Hello Diego, thanks for taking care of the bag. | |
| Oh, you mean Mike, I guess. | |
| Yes, can I have a glass of chardonnay, please? | |
| Excuse me, but what about the complaining about Pogo part? | |
| It might help you to relax a bit, I hope... | |
| That's wonderful, thank you very much! | |
| Finally, you've got your precious rice, congratulations! | |
| Can you put it on the stove, please? | |
