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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (020) - 【The best of both worlds – 兩全其美】

'The best of both worlds' means “a situation in which you can enjoy the advantages of two very different things at the same time”，即 “兩全其美；兩頭受益” 在這種情況下，您可以同時享受兩種截然不同事物的優勢。

I have the best of both worlds—a wonderful family and a great job.

Both worlds. 

This is an ideal situation for me. 

My husband and I work from home and we also share the job of taking care of our children. 

This is the best of both worlds because we can be fulfilled by our job and also fulfilled by taking care of our children.

《Grammar》

【affect or effect?】

What affect will this change have on you?

What effect will this change have on you?

Welcome to English in a minute. We always hope for the best possible result or outcome, but what is the best way to use this expression? The best of both worlds how do you like biking to work? Ohh, I love it. It's fun and I actually get to work faster. Wow, it seems like biking is the best of both worlds. It's fun and in a city like DC, the fastest way to get around. Definitely. So when are you going to get a bike? You say something is the best of both worlds if you can enjoy the benefits of two very different things at the same time. Biking is both fun and convenient 2 qualities that do not always go together.

And that's English in a minute.

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (019) - 【beat around the bush – (說話)轉彎抹角，兜圈子】

「beat around / about the bush」

這個成語的起源是，獵人在捕鳥時，會用一根棍子揮打周邊的樹叢，鳥群驚動起來後，再用獵網把飛起來的鳥一網打盡。而此成語，就是在說拿棍子到處打樹叢，卻不去捕鳥這件事。

引申涵義為：(說話)轉彎抹角，兜圈子

Don't beat around the bush - get to the point!

別再兜圈子—直接說出重點吧！

Sometimes we do this 

if we are uncomfortable, 

if we're talking about something 

that's a little bit difficult to talk about 

or maybe something 

we don't really want to talk about. 

So you might say, for example, 

stop beating around the Bush. 

Tell me, do you want to date me or not? 

Someone is being too indirect about this. 

We often use this with words like 

don't beat around the bushes, 

stop beating around the Bush, 

why are you beating around the Bush? 

We usually use this in these kind of negative ways, 

because it's usually not seen as a good thing 

to beat around the Bush. 

You should just get to the point.

Beating around the Bush. The meaning of this idiom is. 

Avoiding the main topic and not speaking directly about it. 

When John got his grades, he did not want to have dinner with his parents. 

He kept beating around the Bush.

Beating around the Bush. The meaning of this idiom is. Avoiding the main topic and not speaking directly about it.

Welcome to English in a minute. Sometimes it's hard to communicate clearly and directly. Hmm. Let's hope Anna and Jonathan are extra clear about what this means. I have news. OK, what is it? You can't tell anyone else, OK? And you have to still be my friend, of course. Honor. Stop beating around the Bush and tell me what it is, OK? I got a job offer. If you beat around the Bush, you do whatever you can to avoid saying something. In medieval times, hunting groups used sticks to beat around bushes. But they wouldn't directly hit the bushes because they didn't know what else might be in there. And that's English in a minute.

《Grammar》

excited or exciting?

Which version is correct?

I have had a very excited career.

I have had a very exciting career.

Excited is an adjective that describes when someone feels happy and enthusiastic about something. 

For example: 

She was so excited that she couldn't sleep. 

Exciting is an adjective that means something is making you excited. 

For example: 

The football match was so exciting!

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (018) - 【nip something in the bud – 防患於未然或消滅於萌芽狀態】

nip [nɪp] v. 掐；阻止；剪斷

bud [bʌd] n. 芽；苞；花蕾

Nip it in the bud means that you are stopping some bad behavior right when it starts. 

A bud is a flower that's closed and it hasn't opened yet. 

So we can imagine a rosebud is a closed rose, and if you nip it in the bud, that means that you're cutting off the Rose bud before it can open. But let's take that to talk about a negative situation. 

If there is something negative that's happening before it becomes a big deal, you need to cut that off. 

So for example, we might say 

when my 3 year old son first lied to me, 

I knew that I needed to nip it in the bud 

so that that behavior didn't continue. 

Here the word it 

in the middle of this expression 

is his behavior. 

Nip it, nip his behavior in the bud. 

But we usually just say this fixed idiom, nip it in the bud. We don't usually exchange it for something else. 

This is true. This happened to me a couple weeks ago. 

It wasn't such a serious situation, but I felt like I needed to nip it in the bud. 

My 3 year old was building a huge Lego tower in the other room and it crashed and fell down and he was really upset and he said Mommy, why did you do that? 

The problem was that I wasn't even in the room, I was in the kitchen, so there's no way that I could have done that. 

And I knew that this behavior, blaming something that. 

Isn't the cause 

when you're upset just lashing out and blaming something else? 

This is not good behavior. 

He's only three years old. 

He's just learning. 

I didn't make a big deal of it, but I just said, hey, you know what? 

It's OK to be upset when your tower crashes, but I don't want you to blame something that isn't the reason. 

Don't blame me for your Lego tower crashing. You can just say, oh, why did that crash? 

I'm so upset. 

You can be upset.

But it's not good behavior to blame something that's not responsible. Just a little lesson. But I knew that I needed to nip that behavior in the bud.

Welcome to English. In a minute. 

A bud is a young flower that has not yet opened. 

So what do you think this American idiom means? 

Nip it in the bud. 

Listen to these friends talking. 

My new neighbor is driving me crazy. 

She keeps coming over to my apartment uninvited and then she will not leave. 

You need to nip that in the bud. 

Just tell her to call before coming over or just don't answer the door. 

If you nip it in the bud, you stop something from becoming a bigger problem. 

Nip means to cut. 

So if you cut a flower while it is still a bud, it cannot grow any bigger.

When you nip something in the bud, you stop it from growing. 

And that's English in a minute.

歡迎來到英語。在一分鐘內。

花蕾是一種尚未開放的年輕花朵。

那麼你認為這個美國成語是什麼意思？

把它扼殺在萌芽狀態。

聽聽這些朋友的談話。

我的新鄰居快把我逼瘋了。

她總是不請自來地到我的公寓來，然後就不走了。

你需要把它扼殺在萌芽狀態。

告訴她來之前先打個電話，或者乾脆不開門。

如果你把它扼殺在萌芽狀態，你就能阻止一些事情變成更大的問題。

掐斷的意思是切斷。

因此，如果你在一朵花還是花蕾的時候把它剪掉，它就不能再長大了。

當你把什麼東西扼殺在萌芽狀態時，你就阻止了它的生長。

這就是英語在一分鐘內。

Hey everyone, when this situation that can potentially go bad easily arises, do you nip it in the bud or do you wait and see what happens? By nipping something in the bud we are stopping something at an early stage or thoroughly checking something as not to encounter problems later on. This metaphoric expression was first recorded between the years of 1606 and 1607 in the Beaumont. Fletcher plate. It alludes to spring Frost which kills flower buds before they have a chance to grow and become stronger. Therefore, by nipping something in the bud you are dealing with a situation or thing before it grows or gets out of control. If you wanted to use this in context, you could say things like. If this information gets out, it could cause a lot of damage. We better nip it in the bud and destroy all copies of the records or.

Instead of paying a small fortune for repairs on his old car every few months, George decided to nip the reoccurring costs in the bud and buy a new car. When you hear someone say nip something in the bud, they aren't talking about gardening, they are referring to taking care of a situation or something so the problems don't arise in the future because of it. Have you got a similar expression in your language? If so, let us know in the comments section below. That's all for today. I hope this is helpful to you. If you like this video and would like to see more like share, subscribe until next time, keep on language learning.

to nip something in the bud 

This is the correct way to say it to nip something in the bud but sometimes people make a mistake and they say that they need to
nip something in the butt and that's not right and actually quite funny. 

This phrase is an English idiom and it has a special meaning. 

It means that you need to stop something end something 

or fix something before it becomes a bigger problem. 

For example we could say our business is spending too much money and
we need to nip it in the bud before we go bankrupt.

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (017) - 【tip of the iceberg – (重大問題的)冰山一角】

• aggressive [əˈɡresɪv] adj. 好鬥的；侵略的

Tip of the iceberg. 

This is something small, 

that's part of something bigger, 

and it's usually something negative. 

So you might say 

when a parent yells at their child at the park, 

this is probably just the tip of the iceberg. 

Their parenting 

is probably much more aggressive at home 

when other people can't see them. 

What you see in public 

is just the tip of the iceberg. 

We often use the word. 

Just in front of this expression, 

just the tip of the iceberg. 

You can only see the top. 

when you see that parent 

yelling at their child in public. 

Well, under the water, 

there's probably a lot more negativity 

that's happening at home when you can't see. 

It's just the tip of the iceberg.

冰山一角。

這是小的東西。

是更大事物的一部分。

而且它通常是負面的東西。

所以你可以說 

當父母在公園裡對他們的孩子大喊大叫時。

這可能只是冰山一角。

他們的養育方式 

可能在家裡更有攻擊性。 

當其他人看不到他們的時候。

你在公共場合看到的 

只是冰山一角。

我們經常使用這個詞。

就在這個表達方式的前面。

只是冰山的一角。

你只能看到頂部。

當你看到

那個家長 

在公共場合對他們的孩子大喊大叫。

那麼，在水底下， 

可能有更多的負面情緒... 

發生在家裡，而你卻看不到。

這只是冰山的一角。

冰山一角。

這是小事情，是更大事情的一部分，而且通常是負面的事情。

所以你可能會說，當父母在公園裡對他們的孩子大喊大叫時，這可能只是冰山一角。

當其他人看不到他們時，他們的養育方式可能在家裡更有侵略性。

你在公共場合看到的只是冰山一角。

我們經常使用這個詞。

就在這個表達的前面，只是冰山的一角。

當你看到那個父母在公共場合對他們的孩子大喊大叫時，你只能看到頂端，好比在水底下。

在你看不到的時候，可能有更多的負面情緒在家裡發生。

這只是冰山的一角。

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (017) - 【tip of the iceberg – (重大問題的)冰山一角】

tip [tɪp] n. 尖；頂端

iceberg [ˈaɪsbɜːrɡ] n. 冰山

a large mass of ice floating in the sea.

Main Topic: tip of the iceberg 

本日主題: 冰山一角(用來提醒別人，針對一件事情，需要注意其他不容易看到的地方，通常那才是事情的癥結點所在) 

"Tip of the iceberg" means a part of something which is easily seen but there are many more parts hidden, one of which could be the real issue or the most influential one. We usually use "tip of the iceberg" to tell people do not be convinced easily by a superficial story. Instead, we should go further to confirm. 

"Tip of the iceberg" 的意思是指容易看見的一部分但是有更多的部分是你還沒有看到的，可能 其中一個你沒有觀察到的才是正的問題點或是最有影響力的部分。我們通常使用"tip of the iceberg"告訴別人別被表面的事物給迷惑住。我們應該要進入更深的一層去探究，別只被表面、容 易被看見的部分給侷限住、說服。 

To avoid bare memorization in Chinese, we are going to use informative pictures as a hammer. Speaking to iceberg, you must be very familiar because of the classic movie "Titanic". The Titanic struck the iceberg and finally its wrecks sank to the deep ocean. Iceberg means ice mountain, please refer to picture.1. Tip means the thin pointed end of something, for example fingertip, nose tip, etc. Please refer to picture.2. So far I believe the image of the tip of the iceberg must rise in your imagination system, please refer to picture.3 

為了讓各位讀者遠離中文死背，我們現在要利用圖解方式讓大家了解其意思後，自然而然就塞入腦袋裡 囉。說到iceberg，你一定非常熟悉，因為鐵達尼號就是撞到冰山後，最後其殘骸都沉入深海中。 iceberg就是冰山的意思請參考圖.1。Tip通常是指尖端，例如，指尖、鼻尖等等。請參考圖.2。到 目前為止我相信針對 tip of the iceberg應該都有畫面浮現在各位腦海中了吧,請參考圖.3

Welcome to English in a minute. 

An iceberg is a large mass of ice floating on the water. 

Here is an idiom about icebergs. 

Did you see that story about the university scandal? 

A professor got in trouble for giving 90% of his students aid.

Some hadn't even come to class all semester. 

It's a huge scandal. 

That's probably just the tip of the iceberg. 

I bet there are more teachers and maybe even administrators involved. 

If something is the tip of the iceberg, it's a small part of a much larger issue. 

Most of an iceberg is actually underwater. 

The bigger danger is below the surface. 

People usually use this idiom when talking about a problem. 

and that's English in a minute.

歡迎來到英語一分鐘。

冰山是漂浮在水面上的一大塊冰。

這裡有一個關於冰山的成語。

你看到那個關於大學醜聞的故事了嗎？

一位教授因為給他90%的學生打了 "A級分" 而陷入困境。

有些人甚至整個學期都沒有來上課。

這是一個巨大的醜聞。

這可能只是冰山一角。

我敢打賭，還有更多的教師，甚至可能還有行政人員參與其中。

如果某件事是冰山一角，那就是一個更大的問題的一小部分。

冰山的大部分實際上是在水下。

更大的危險在表面以下。

人們在談論一個問題時通常使用這個成語。

而這就是英語在一分鐘內。

scandal [ˈskændl] n. 醜聞

A scandal is a situation or event that is thought to be shocking and immoral and that everyone knows about.

醜聞是指被認為是令人震驚和不道德的、人人皆知的情況或事件。

A scandal is a situation or event 

that is thought to be shocking and immoral

and that everyone knows about.

醜聞是一種情況或事件 

被認為是令人震驚的、不道德的

並且人人皆知。

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (016) - 【down to earth – 接地氣、務實、腳踏實地、謙遜、好相處】

celebrity [səˈlebrəti] n. 名人

A celebrity is someone who is famous, especially in areas of entertainment such as films, music, writing, or sport.

名人是指 "出名的人"，特別是在電影、音樂、寫作或體育等娛樂領域。

Down to earth. 

This is someone who is practical, relatable. 

You feel that they are really human. 

We often use this for people who are celebrities or famous people who seem larger than life. 

We often use this for people who are celebrities 

or famous people who seem larger than life.

我們經常將此用於名人

或看起來比生命更重要的名人。

So you might say when the movie star came to give a speech at my school, even though she is a celebrity, she seemed really down to Earth. 

This means I felt like she was just like me. 

I could relate to her. 

She is down to Earth. 

This is generally seen as a really positive character quality or personality trait. 

When people can relate to you, even if they think that you are larger than life.

腳踏實地。

這是一個務實、可親的人。

你覺得他們是真正的人。

我們經常用這個詞來形容那些名人或著名的人，那些看起來比生命更重要的人。

因此，你可能會說，當電影明星來我的學校做演講時，儘管她是個名人，但她看起來真的很樸實。

這意味著我覺得她就像我一樣。

我可以和她聯繫起來。

她是謙遜、好相處的。

這通常被看作是一種非常積極的性格品質或人格特徵，當人們能夠與你產生共鳴，即使他們認為你比生命更重要。

trait [treɪt] n. 特徵；特質

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (015) - 【go with the flow – 順其自然、隨遇而安】

To go with the flow, 

and this means that you're able to adapt to whatever happens. You might say, when you have kids, you need to be able to go with the flow every day. 

You can have a schedule, a plan, an outline, but do you know what? 

When you have kids, things change, things happen that you don't expect. 

So you need to be able to be flexible and adapt to every situation. This is an expression that I try to think about every day. 

Because sometimes I have certain things that I want to get done every day, certain goals or tasks. 

But I have two kids. 

There's other things going on in life that might change my plans. So I need to be able to go with the flow to adapt depending on whatever's happening. 

Let's just go with the flow.

要順勢而為。

而這意味著你能夠適應任何發生的事情。你可能會說，當你有孩子的時候，你每天都要有能力去順其自然。

你可以有一個時間表，一個計劃，一個綱要，但你知道嗎？

當你有了孩子，事情會發生變化，會發生你意想不到的事情。

所以你要能夠靈活應變，適應各種情況。這是我努力思考的一種表達方式，每天都是如此。

因為有時我每天都有某些事情要完成，某些目標或任務。

但我有兩個孩子。

生活中還有其他事情發生，可能會改變我的計劃。所以我需要能夠隨波逐流，根據發生的任何事情進行調整。

讓我們順其自然吧。

Welcome to English in a Minute.
歡迎來到「一分鐘英語」。

If you have ever heard American English, you probably have heard this saying: "Hey, man. Just go with the flow." This is a fun expression that can be used in many ways. Let's listen to this idiom in an actual conversation.
如果你有聽過美式英文，那你就有可能聽過這句話：「嘿，老兄。就順其自然吧。」這個有趣的表達法在很多方面都能運用。我們來聽聽實際的對話怎麼運用這個說法吧。

Should we stop and grab something to eat before we get to the movie theater, or do you just want to grab something at the movies? What do you think?
我們要去電影院之前停下來買東西吃，還是妳想要在電影院買東西吃？妳覺得呢？

I like to go with the flow. Whatever you decide is cool with me.
我喜歡順其自然。妳怎麼決定我都好。

This phrase makes you think of watching water. When you go with the flow, you swim in the direction that the water's moving. It's easy. In the same way, a person who goes with the flow easily fits in to a given situation. Plus, it rhymes. Go, flow—sounds nice.
這個片語會讓你聯想到看著水流。如果你跟著水流走，你就是跟著水移動的方向游。很簡單。同樣地，一個順其自然的人很容易就能適應狀況。而且這個片語還有押韻。Go、flow－－聽起來很順耳。

And that's English in a Minute.
這就是今天的「一分鐘英語」。

Speak Fast English

I feel like Alice through the looking glass.
It's like up is down.
Maybe I'm just not cut out for this city. 
you know? I thought it was going to be an adventure. 

and it is maybe an even better one than you imagined.
I just never pictured myself here alone.

我感覺就像愛麗絲穿越瞭望遠鏡。
就像向上是向下。
也許我只是不適合這個城市，你知道嗎？
我以為這將是一次冒險，而這也許是一次比你想像的還要好的冒險。
我只是從來沒有想像過自己會獨自來到這裡。

Hello, welcome to Info Cloud everyone.
Today I like to talk about planning vacations.
Do you plan everything out in advance or do you just go with the flow?
I think it's important to plan things ahead of time, 

but when things go wrong, 

it's really important to just go with the flow.

Otherwise you'll never enjoy your vacation. 

When Joe and I talk about going with the flow, 

we mean relax and accept a situation and go with it. 

Imagine you are on a river with a strong current. 

You can try to work hard to swim against the current, 

but you won't really get anywhere that way. 

大家好，歡迎來到信息雲。
今天我想談一談假期計劃。
你是提前計劃好一切還是順其自然？
我認為提前計劃是很重要的。
但當事情出錯的時候。
順其自然真的很重要。
否則你將永遠無法享受你的假期。
當喬和我談及順其自然時，
我們的意思是放鬆並接受一種情況，順其自然。
想像一下，你在一條水流很急的河上。
你可以嘗試努力地逆流而上。
但你不會真正得到任何東西。

When you go with the flow of a current, the current carries you along, but you can still move with it. 

Let's say that I have planned to spend a wonderful weekend on the beach in Thailand. 

We show up at the hotel and then it starts raining and it does not stop. Some people would consider their vacation to be ruined.
But if you go with the flow, you find some way to enjoy things no matter what. 

My wife and I, we love Thai food, 

so we turned our trip into a weeklong food tour of Thailand. 

When you go with the flow, the results might not be exactly what you planned for our rained out Thailand trip, not only was the weather cooler, but the food we found made for a great memory. Well, then we saw the new fancy when Xinjia Hashi. Go with the flow, Joe. Yo, Shinji. Surrender is flow, Yoshio. Go with the flow, simiane, Jewish also.

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"Five minutes English practice" (070)

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【Casual English - 隨興英語】

隨興英語 (014) - 【Every cloud has a silver lining. – 黑暗中總有一線光明】

英文有一句諺語是 "Every cloud has a silver lining." 意思是每朵雲都有一條銀邊，這比喻有些日子雖看起來很不愉快、很不幸，但終歸都有一絲慰藉透現。同樣的，即使遇上不幸，總會有一線希望！

a silver lining：（失望或不幸中的）一線希望；一點慰藉

If you talk about a silver lining, you are talking about something positive that comes out of a sad or unpleasant situation.

The fall in inflation is the silver lining of the prolonged recession.

如果你談論一線希望，你就是在談論從悲傷或不愉快的情況中產生的積極的東西。

通脹下降是長期衰退的一線希望。

If you say that every cloud has a silver lining, you mean that every sad or unpleasant situation has a positive side to it.
As they say, every cloud has a silver lining. We have drawn lessons from the decisions taken.

如果你說每朵雲都有銀色的一面，你的意思是每一個悲傷或不愉快的情況都有積極的一面。

正如他們所說，每朵雲都有銀色的一面。我們已經從所做的決定中吸取了教訓。

Every cloud has a silver lining.

黑暗中總有一線光明。

此諺語字面上的意思是「每一朵雲都有一道銀邊」，指「天無絕人之路」；即使天空看似烏雲密佈，也總會透出一道光。當你的朋友發生了不太 OK 的事，你就可以用這句話安慰他，事情沒有像世界末日那樣糟。囊括   2013 年奧斯卡金像獎多項獎座的電影《派特的幸福劇本》Silver Linings Playbook  片名也和此寓意相關。

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你也會看到老外直接寫／說 “See the silver lining.” 或 “See a silver lining.”，意思是一樣的，就是要對方看開點、往好處想，是相當實用的日常用語。

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A:  The store is going to cut back my hours.

店裡要減少我的鐘點數。

B:  That means you’ll have more free time. Every cloud has a silver lining.

那表示你將有更多的空閒時間。塞翁失馬，焉知非福。

Hello, and welcome to info cloud. 

Have you ever heard the expression, every cloud has a silver lining? 

It's a pretty common expression in English. 

It means that every bad situation also has good things that come out of it. 

If you imagine a dark cloud hiding the sun, 

at the edge of the cloud there is a part where the sun shines through, 

and that part has a silver glow to it. 

I like to think of this saying as a reminder that difficult times will pass and you will see some sort of good effects from living through hard times. 

Let's say you lose your job and because of that you really go through some financial difficulties and you find yourself at home a lot. 

你好，歡迎來到信息雲。

你是否聽說過 "每朵雲都有一線生機 "的說法。

這在英語中是一個很常見的表達。

它的意思是，每一個糟糕的情況也都有好的一面出現。

如果你想像一朵遮住太陽的烏雲。

在雲的邊緣，有一個部分是陽光照射的地方。

而那部分有銀色的光芒。

我喜歡把這句話看作是對困難時期的提醒，困難時期會過去，你會從經歷困難時期的生活中看到某種好的效果。

比方說，你失去了工作，因為這個原因，你真的經歷了一些經濟困難，你發現自己，常常呆在家裡。

But you discover that you really enjoy having the time to spend with your kids, and that makes you think about the important things that you do have. 

So the silver lining is that you realize making money isn't as important as time with family that might just go to show that every cloud has a silver lining. 

I really do think that if you look hard enough, you will find that to be absolutely true. 

Every cloud has a silver lining. 

但是你發現你真的很喜歡有時間和你的孩子在一起，這讓你想到你所擁有的重要的東西。

因此，一線希望是，你意識到賺錢並不像與家人在一起的時間那麼重要，這可能剛好表明，黑暗中總有一線光明。

我真的認為，如果你足夠努力地尋找，你會發現這絕對是真的。

每一朵雲都有銀色的一面。

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Hello and welcome to Info Cloud Have you ever heard the expression every

cloud has a silver lining? It's a pretty common expression in English

it means that every bad situation also has good things that come out of it if

you imagine a dark cloud hiding the sun at the edge of the cloud there is a part

where the sun shines through and that part has a silver glow to it I like to

think of this saying as a reminder that difficult times will pass and you will

see some sort of good effects from living through hard times let's say you

lose your job and because of that you really go through some financial

difficulties and you find yourself at home a lot but you discover that you

really enjoy having the time to spend with your kids and that makes you think

about the important things that you do have so the silver lining is that you

realize making money isn't as important as time with family that might just go

to show that every cloud has a silver lining I really do think that if you

look hard enough you will find that to be absolutely true every cloud has a

silver lining

Every cloud has a silver lining. 

This means that there is something good in every bad situation. 

So you might say lockdowns were really tough this year, but I guess every cloud has a silver lining. 

I got to spend some quiet time doing some enjoyable things with my family. 

We often add, I guess before this idiom, I guess every cloud has a silver lining and that means that you know, it's not 100% good. 

Of course, lockdowns were not 100% good. 

There was a lot of awful things that happened because of lockdowns. 

But we could say, well, there there's a little bit, there's a silver lining. 

There's a little bit of good that we can try to find in this difficult situation. 

The cloud is the difficult situation. 

There's a silver lining. 

Well, I got to have some quiet family time together.

每一片雲都有一線希望。

這意味著每一個壞情況中都有好的東西。

因此，你可能會說，今年(因COVID-19)的封鎖真的很難熬，但我想每朵雲都有一線希望。

我得到了一些安靜的時間，與我的家人做一些令人愉快的事情。

我們經常在這個成語前加上"我猜"，我想每朵雲都有一線希望，這意味著你知道，它不是100%的好。

當然，封鎖不是100％的好。

有很多可怕的事情，因為封鎖而發生。

但我們可以說，嗯，有一點，有一線希望。

在這種困難的情況下，我們可以嘗試找到一點好處。

烏雲是困難的情況。

有一線希望。

好吧，我得有一些安靜的家庭時間在一起。

Every cloud has a silver lining. This means that there is something good in every bad situation. So you might say lockdowns were really tough this year, but I guess every cloud has a silver lining. I got to spend some quiet time doing some enjoyable things with my family. We often add, I guess before this idiom, I guess every cloud has a silver lining and that means that, you know, it's not 100%.