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Idiom of the Day:
“Tall order”

A “tall order” is an expression

Americans use to say that a task is difficult to achieve, and possibly unrealistic. This can be used when a customer or a boss is being unreasonably demanding of expectations.

“Scott, can you find me a single man for me to date? He needs to be two meters tall, muscular, very wealthy, speaks multiple languages fluently, and is willing to leave the United States and live with me in my country.”

“Hahaha! Do you understand how tall of an order this is!?”

Comments

  • Helen lin

    @Scott Cecil Allen thanks! I will! 🙏❤
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Helen lin very nice! Keep up the good work!
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Imane I appreciate it. I am very happy to help everyone here.
  • Imane

    @Scott Cecil Allen Your posts have been really helpful! Thank you 🌟
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Setsu추냥 thank you. ☺️ I appreciate your comments. 😊
  • Setsu추냥

    Thank you for teaching us English always!😉You are very good at acting!😉
  • Won

    @Scott Cecil Allen hahahahaha we have similar saying! It goes 눈이 높다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
  • Young

    @Scott Cecil Allen Thank you so much for taking the time and answer my question:) 감사합니다
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Young “Asking for so many details for your wedding ceremony is a tall order. I will try my best, but I cannot promise everything you are asking for.”
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Ch thank you! I try hard for you guys to make it easy to understand me.
  • tabarak97

    Fabulous
  • Ch

    Amazing, your explanation is easy to understand! Thank you!
  • Young

    How would you use tall order in the sentence?

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