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You’re watching Lingo Phoenix’s word of the day for January 19.
National Popcorn Day
Today’s word is bottom, spelled bottom.
bottom /ˈbɒtəm $ ˈbɑː-/ noun
the bottom of the barrel noun phrase
: the lowest possible condition, level, etc.
After the divorce, Tim felt he had reached/hit the bottom of the barrel.
The excessive coverage of the scandal signals that the news media may have finally hit/reached the bottom of the barrel.
the bottom drops/falls out idiom
—used of something that suddenly fails or becomes unable to continue in a normal and effective way
Analysts warn that recent changes in the region may result in the bottom dropping out of the oil market.
at the bottom of one's/the class idiom
having the lowest rating/score in a class
She graduated at the bottom of her/the class.
You’re watching Lingo Phoenix’s word of the day for January 19.
National Popcorn Day
Today’s word is bottom, spelled bottom.
bottom /ˈbɒtəm $ ˈbɑː-/ noun
the bottom of the barrel noun phrase
: the lowest possible condition, level, etc.
After the divorce, Tim felt he had reached/hit the bottom of the barrel.
The excessive coverage of the scandal signals that the news media may have finally hit/reached the bottom of the barrel.
the bottom drops/falls out idiom
—used of something that suddenly fails or becomes unable to continue in a normal and effective way
Analysts warn that recent changes in the region may result in the bottom dropping out of the oil market.
at the bottom of one's/the class idiom
having the lowest rating/score in a class
She graduated at the bottom of her/the class.