It's sunny at last!
Vocabulary for Hot Weather:
Banned 'your wife is hot' air conditioning ad appears on billboard https://t.co/0Ty1l3hKxj
— English in Madrid (@madteacher72) July 23, 2019
Why are fans only for women? It's not fair. They beat air-conditioning. pic.twitter.com/AoXboU9aCE
— English in Madrid (@madteacher72) June 8, 2020
Omg! The clock is ticking too fast. My training isn't quite going to plan. And now that the heat has arrived in Madrid, my energy levels aren't so high.
— English in Madrid (@madteacher72) June 23, 2018
One think is for sure; I'll love the scenery as I run the marathon. https://t.co/ZkT0s76QdE
to sizzle (bacon) - chisporrotear, (in sun) hervir
— English in Madrid (@madteacher72) July 27, 2018
a scorcher = a really hot period of time
scorching (adj) - abrasador
to go on - seguir
a boffin - un cerrebrito
current - actual
a heatwave - una ola de calor
to bake - hornear
heir - heredero
a snog - un morreo pic.twitter.com/pIuT9OkNaG
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— VOA Public Relations (@insidevoa) August 10, 2021
#running
— English in Madrid (@madteacher72) October 29, 2021
First run since my 17km on Sunday. Did the TREADMILL today after seeing the weather. POURING WITH SWEAT - some of it will BE DOWN TO the fever I had all this week. I hope I don't have any more disruption to my training. pic.twitter.com/O4psU4zZkc
Write some example sentences with the words from above.In the warm sunshine, nothing beats the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. It makes me proud to call it home.
— English in Madrid (@madteacher72) July 26, 2012
Idioms:
make hay while the sun shines - to make good use of an opportunity before things change and make it impossible for you to do it.
- You'd better make hay while the sun shines and study for the exam while you have a bit of free time.
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