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不查词典你可能会弄错的一些英文（If you dont look up the dictionary, you may be mistaken in some English） Bank holiday is not a bank day, its a public holiday Once I watched TV play, two men were talking while walking, one mentioned that tomorrow was bank holiday, and Chinese subtitles appeared. Tomorrow is the bank day.. In the UK national holiday called bank holiday, the British bank and perhaps too close a relationship, is an integral part of life, so the bank holidays do not open the door, called the bank holiday Bookmaker doesnt have to be a book dealer. Its probably a banker who takes bets Coming of age is not the age, but the adult Crows feet is not crow feet, but crow feet Drawing room is not a studio, but a living room Living room is the living room, in the United Kingdom also known as sitting room, mainly the proletarian class. The living room of the rich and noble is called drawing room, but it doesnt matter with painting. In the old days, the noble living room was the place where men talked, and women and children usually avoided it. So drawing room is actually the abbreviation of withdrawing room. Flat-footed is not flat feet, there may be a loss Platypodia citation called flatfoot. Direct touch people instep arch arch flat, not conducive to the line, so flat-footed is commonly used to refer to clumsy-handed, at a loss. Such as: A recent drought caught the government flat-footed. Fourth estate is not fourth real estate, which refers to journalists or the press Estate has the meaning of real estate, heritage, status. Europe traditionally believes that society consists of three basic units: nobility, church and common people. Do you remember the pictures of the French Revolution in high school history books?. These are the so-called estate of the realm; Modern journalists themselves become a force, which is the fourth class outside the traditional three class, known as fourth estate, and some people have translated it into fourth rights. Full of beans is not full of beans