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Football is not his cup of tea emergency
Not one's cup of tea
I believe primary school students also know that a cup of tea means "a cup of tea". But in English idioms, not my cup of tea does not mean "not my cup of tea". In fact, it means that something or someone is not what you like or are interested in
Football is not something he likes
RELATED INFORMATIONS
- 1. Can I get you a cup of tea? Can't I get you a cup of tea? How can I give you a cup of tea?
- 2. Can I get you a cup of tea
- 3. can i get you a cup of
- 4. -Could I get you a cup of tea?- ______ A.It's a pleasure.B.With a pleasure. C.No,please.D.That would be nice of you.
- 5. Can I get you a cup of tea What should we say?
- 6. I'd like a big cut of ice tea____ .
- 7. What about a cup of tea?
- 8. What about drinking a cup of tea?
- 9. Do you feel like __ (have) a cup of tea?
- 10. Would you like ___ (have) a cup of green tea?
- 11. Football is not his cup of tea.He likes playing baseball. Football is not (his cup of tea).He likes playing baseball. A. His hobby B. his tea C. He drinks tea while playing football
- 12. Would you like something to____ ?What a ____ cup of tea No,____ I want a ____ of milk
- 13. "What would you like?" "Just a cup of tea and a slice of _ to____ ."
- 14. ——What would you like,a cup of tea or a cup of coffee?-——（）.I 'd just like a glass of water. A.Neither B.Either C.Both D.Any
- 15. What do you like:A cup of tea ------(and/or) a bottle of orange
- 16. Do you want a cup of tea
- 17. L want a cup of tea
- 18. He passed me a cup of tea just now?
- 19. Missing is just like a cup of tea What's the deep meaning? A man to a woman
- 20. I am not your cup of tea?