Almost did not pass in Chinese ,we say 差一点儿没及格Chà yì diǎn méi jíɡé.Generally used after the test, test results came out, said very close to conditions but almost reach, such as fail

"爆冷门" means to have unexpected results, it can used in many occasions, such as athletic contest. “冷门” means an unpopular job or career that few people pay attention to.

The meaning of “就这样吧” is to let nature take its course and let it be.

Once we said "粉丝", it did mean a common food in China, but it's the transliteration of the English word "fans", a word that represents frenzied passion.

“看情况”usually has the expression of “hard to tell, so it depends on the circumstances”.

"标题党" is a new word from internet, it means those people who use a very creative title to attract users, and the contents of the posts usually have little or nothing to do with the titles.

“别这么说” （1）to show humidity and polite formula when being praised or thanked;(2) to advise somebody not to say something like that.

In China, we often hear people who say "伤不起", it's meant to express the helplessness of one’s heart. "伤不起" is a word from the internet.

“不是……的那块料（búshì …… de nà kuài liào.）” usually indicates somebody is not suitable for doing something. It is often followed by 当/干/做(doing)……a job，such as “Somebody is no

Chinese food is so delicious in the world. Let's learn some phrases about food in this episode today.

Do you know what is the "招牌菜"? “招牌菜” refers to the most famous, most popular, most critically acclaimed recipe, regional food, or restaurant dish.

As a predict or attribute, “好说歹说”is used to persuade sb. in every possible way.

“好家伙”, as spoken language, is used as interjection to express surprise or praise.

Now, the sentence “在太岁头上动土” means to offend or provoke the persons or things, which are powerful.

“够朋友（Gòu péngyou.）” indicates who is loyal to his friends or deserved to be called a true friend. “够仗义”“够义气” are similar to “够朋友”.

In China during Spring Festival, children receive money called “压岁钱” after they wish their elders happy new year. Tradition has it that “压岁钱” money will suppress evil spirits.

This phrase is often used as a parenthesis, which appears at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence. People usually use this phrase to persuade or comfort others.

This expression is usually followed by a sentence explains what bad and unexpected thing has happened. The speaker is usually with a panic, fearful and anxious emotion.

A Chinese saying: good good study, day day up!

This phrase is often used as a parenthesis, which appears at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence. When someone puts forward a point you cannot accept or agree with, you can use this phra