The Lion King (2019) Vocabulary and phrases [updated regularly] by Mr.Zaki Badr
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| Learn English from the Movies English Course by Mr.Zaki Badr |
Are you excited? -Yes,you 're. I'm excited to teach you some English vocabulary that are used daily.No need to memorize - just practice. As you know, everyone says practice makes perfect.This topic is updated regularly. The first movie I'm going to teach you some phrases and vocabulary from is The Lion King (2019)
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| The lion King 2019 |
Let's get started. First of all, let me introduce to you: 'The Lion King' Official Trailer (2019) | Donald Glover, Seth Rogen, Beyonce
English vocabulary and phrases that you're going to learn today 26-3-2020
- Despair meaning
- They are begging for scraps meaning
- a way out meaning
- Idioms on the way out meaning
- the drill meaning
- genuflect meaning
- Mingle meaning
- commoners meaning
- slip my mind meaning
- turn your back on somebody/something meaning
- expel meaning
- woodpecker noun meaning
- Concussed (adj.) meaning
Despair noun [ U ]
the feeling that there is no hope and that you can do nothing to improve a difficult or worrying situation:
Ex:
a mood/sense of despair
They are begging for scraps:
to want little things
We both want to find a way out.
Away out: a way of escaping from a difficult situation
She was in a mess and could see no way out.
Idioms on the way out means :
as you are leaving
going out of fashion
the drill
[singular] (old-fashioned) the correct or usual way to do something
genuflect verb /ˈdʒenjuflekt/ :
[intransitive] to move your body into a lower position by bending one or both knees, as a sign of respect in a church
Mingle , commoners
mingle
verb[intransitive] to move among people and talk to them, especially at a social event
commoner
noun
a person who does not come from a royal or noble family
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| slip my mind |
if something slips your mind, you forget it or forget to do it
turn your back on somebody/something
to reject somebody/something that you have previously been connected with
Expel (v.)
expel somebody (from something) to force somebody to leave a country
woodpecker noun
a bird with a long beak that it uses to make holes in trees when it is looking for insects to eat
Concussed (adj.)
unconscious or confused for a short time, because of an injury to the head