Ryan’s Phrase Of The Day: On Thin Ice

Meaning: Last chance,

at risk of being in trouble/danger

Example (1): “If the citizens of the UK continue to crowd beaches, arrange parties and flout the social distancing regulations then a second wave is coming. We are on thin ice.”

Example (2): “I swear to God, he’s on thin ice. If I catch him texting another girl from the ‘gram then we are totally done, I’d be so over him, like, forever.”

See ya!

Comments

Kathy

I like forever😂😂

2020.08.10 11:07
Andrea Romero Walls

You are amazing teacher. I loved the example 2 hahaha so funny the way you talked 🤣 please keep doing this phrases of the day! I didn’t know that phrase before since I studied English in Australia and they never use it but I am glad I learned something new ❤️

2020.08.09 15:33
Suni

Jajajajajajaja tu voz de mujer is hilarious 😂

2020.08.09 14:30
Nicolas

Thank you Ryan!

2020.08.09 14:13
Rosher

In Spanish we usually use 'pender/colgar de un hilo'.

2020.08.09 13:43
Mai

Hi,Ryan. I couldn’t grasp the last sentence meanings. Could you tell me? “~then we are totally done, I’d be so over him, like, forever.”→Does it mean they broke up? Thanks:)

2020.08.09 13:33
Ryan

@DL I have got a feeling that he simply can’t help himself. He’s bound to text another girl in a day or two. #badbadboy

2020.08.09 13:27
DL

the boy will be dumped soon 😂if he texts another girl one more time!

2020.08.09 13:26