Day19

1Harry walked away with the prize for the best musical act.

walk away with something轻松赢得

例句：And the lucky winner will walk away with a prize of £10,000.

造句：Guess who will walk away with this to-die-for handbag?

2R told the teacher he had actually grew 1/16 of an inch during the "zero gravity" experiment which proved he is onto something.

be onto something

to have discovered or produced something new and interesting.有新发现/进展

例句： We teased him relentlessly, but he was onto something.

造句：With the new plan taking shape, I'm pretty sure we are onto something big.

3In fact, he actually got his Science Fair project a day early so he could squeeze in some extra band practices before the big night.

squeeze somebody /something  in

挤时间做某事 见某人

例句：How do you manage to squeeze so much into one day？

I can squeeze you in at four o'clock.

造句：Despite the essay due next week, I still manage to squeeze in some quick morning work-outs every day.

句子：

The ended up having kindergartners singing songs to their teddy bears followed by 18-year-olds doing speed metal guitar solos.

造句：The ended up having someone fill in for the world-class magician followed by the host apologizing to the audience.

日记

I have to admit I am the kind of person who is prone to unnecessary anxiety. Today, I found one of my front teeth was sticking out a little when I compared two photos of mine  . The other one records the time when I just got rid of my braces. Then I really started to worry a lot if I was gonna undo all the work the dentist had done for me.