English vocabulary, idioms and phrases E29, pronunciation, accent, free esl lesson

This idiom means to announce something that changes a situation drastically and unexpectedly




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[haiha61089]

"dropping a bomb" in Vietnamese means farting LOL

[learnexmumbai]

@haiha61089 hey that's a good one, I will think of using it!!!!!!!!!

[tinimissvn]

@haiha61089 well it could mean like what this video's about too

[learnexmumbai]

@tinimissvn I didn't get what are you tring to say

[tinimissvn]

@learnexmumbai so you know what the video is about right? dropping a bombshell also means to make shocking or disturbing announcement, or kinda like being arrogant.

[learnexmumbai]

@tinimissvn dropping a bombshell is giving or revealing some shocking news, not it's not begin arrogant

[Nb3nB]

@learnexmumbai Thank you so much. I have no idea before

[ngoc4591]

Thanks for such wonderful videos you've uploaded!` They are all useful and easy to talk on board!`

[MasterBott01]

@chisaoboy So he made one mistake. Big deal. What about what he has done? How many expression he has taught you with multiple meanings and sample sentences? What the f*** have you done? You should really think about what you say to others.

[AbcSchoolOfPolish]

great lesson

[luvyaa28]

useful english lesson in very modren way

[tinimissvn]

@learnexmumbai hence the word "kind of"