Hello, everyone, welcome to a new lesson.
You are with mean Niharika and you're here to nearing English
Well, I am enjoying my walk on this beautiful road out here.
It's just perfect weather and I am loving it.
But hearing today's lesson I'm can help you with some idioms that are related
to road.
Yes, some grey idioms is that you can use in your English conversation with
people.
I have eight of them.
So let's get started
The first idiom that I have for you today is
Um, that I have for you today is all roads lead to Rome
will descend expression, which means that many methods that you
use will actually lead you to the same result.
So all roads lead to Rome.
This means that all the parts, all the activities, lead to the centre of
things and fact.
This was literary true in the days of the Roman Empire, when
all the empires roads were actually exited through the
capital city, Rome.
So the next time you used different methods and you feel that you are
doing the right ones, then you are gonna meet two successes.
Well, that's what my boss says.
He is always warning me to say that all roads lead to
Rome, which means if you put in a lot of hard work, well, success
is inevitable.
Second, Edie, um, for you that you can use the near English conversations.
While that's get back on track, it means to resume
focus.
Now this expression can back on track means to return to the right
part of, like, right direction.
If you have to use this, you can say that my friend's son
was too much into gambling.
He lost a lot of money in gambling, but finally he got back on
track, which means now he is in the right direction.
The third Edie, um, that I have for you is to get off track, can off
track as means you lose focus while you are working on a
project did get really bored.
I mean, just because you're not enjoying it and because you're not enjoying it, you tend to
lose track.
That's where you can use this tedium.
I am getting off track of someone is giving a presentation, and he
loses his focus, which means he got off track.
The next tedium is on the right track.
It means in progress towards a desired result, it's like
following a course that is likely to result in success.
Now we are on the right track for continued growth.
You're working on a project.
You feel that it's going to be super impressive to your clients.
Then you will say that we are on the right track.
Er, here's the next one, which is on the wrong track.
On the wrong track, it means misdirected.
It's actually opposite to the, um on the right track.
So if you are on the wrong track means you are losing focus, you not doing
things correctly.
So, working towards this presentation, I guess I'm just getting on the wrong track.
Am not able to focus.
That's how you use this in your English conversations.
I have another Eden for you.
That's related to Road, which is on the road to recovery.
While on the road to recovery is used to indicate that someone is
getting better, particularly health wise.
It's been two weeks since his surgery, and she is on the road to
recovery.
Yes, the road to recovery.
It means that you are feeling lunch better.
You're doing much better, and you will recover soon.
Another one for you is on the trail of someone are
something.
What does that really means?
If you are on the trail of it means that you are trying
hard to find someone to find something.
Yes, For example, the police were on the trail of the
kidnappers.
So they were actually looking for the kidnappers?
Yes.
They were putting in all their efforts to find the kidnappers.
The newspaper guys like the journalists while they were on the trail to
find a good article.
So which means they wanted to print something really interesting.
They wanted that piece of storey, which was really important to them, and they were
trying hard to find it.
That's when you use this Ed.
Um and here is the last I'd, um, weather have few, which is related to
road.
Well, it's one of my favourites, which is one for the road.
Will one for the road is actually a new Phan is, um, to refer a final
alcoholic drink?
Yes, that you cans you before you need for PSA.
Probably.
You are in a party enjoying with your friends.
And you've done drinking.
You had too many pictures or you had too many a
shots, and now you're, like, totally done with it.
But hey, guess what?
You're in a party.
You're with your friends and your friends to want you to leave.
Or even if they're okay.
Leaving still wanted to have another drink.
So what did they say?
They say, Hey, come 11 for the road.
So once that the road is the last alcoholic beverage that you drink before
you leave.
Okay, so these are very interesting idioms that you can actually use it in your
daily conversations with people you can use it formally can use it
informally.
Sets?
Absolutely.
Okay.
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