To shoot the breeze is an idiomatic expression, usually American, that has one meaning : To chat idly and without purpose. Using this context, two people having a relaxed conversation are certainly shooting the breeze. Let’s see some examples : – We spend hours shooting the breeze and drinking beer. – It was a good time […]
The expression we’ll look at this episode is : To stick out like a sore thumb. This phrase means to be obviously noticed as awkward. Of course, no one wants to be like this, but sometimes things just happen. For example : You were invited to a classic party and you wore a leather jacket. […]
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