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  • Feifei: Hello. It's time for The English

  • We Speak, with you, Rob...

  • Rob: ... and you, Feifei. Hello!

  • Feifei: So, Rob, another year over.

  • Rob: Yes, goodbye 2019. It's been

  • a good year,

  • but it's time for a clear up.

  • Feifei: Rob's tidying up!

  • Why, Rob?

  • Rob: Well, there's so much junk

  • lying around - let's clear out

  • the old stuff. I'd like

  • to start the New Year with a tidy office.

  • Feifei: Oh right - we can say 'out with

  • the old, in with the new'.

  • Rob: Out with the old, in with the new.

  • Yeap - a good expression, Feifei.

  • You mean leave

  • old things or old ideas behind and start

  • fresh with new things or ideas.

  • Feifei: I do! It's often said

  • around New Year.

  • Rob: Well, I had better get on with

  • getting rid of old things

  • while we hear

  • some examples

  • of this phrase in action...

  • It's time for me to get rid of my old boots

  • and buy a new pair.

  • Out with the old, in with the new!

  • The tech company released their

  • new range last week. I've already

  • bought something.

  • It's out with the old chunky phone

  • and in with the new

  • lightweight touch screen-one.

  • Last year I spent too much time

  • eating cake - but now for 2020,

  • I'm going to join a gym

  • and get fit - it's out with the

  • old body and in with the new one!

  • Feifei: You're listening to The English We

  • Speak from BBC Learning English.

  • In this programme,

  • we're looking at the expression 'out with

  • the old, in with the new'. It means getting

  • rid of old ideas or things and

  • starting fresh with new ones.

  • So what new things or ideas

  • shall we have for 2020, Rob?

  • Rob: Hmmm... Well, for a new thing,

  • I was thinking about some

  • flowers in the studio.

  • Feifei: Nice.

  • Rob: And for my new idea, I thought

  • I would start introducing

  • the programme every week

  • - it's always been you, Feifei!

  • Feifei: Excuse me, Rob ... I've always

  • introduced the programme.

  • It's ladies first! Sorry, I'm not

  • changing that. But actually

  • I was thinking about another change.

  • Rob: Oh yes, what's that?

  • Feifei: A new presenter. As we say -

  • out with old (you, Rob), and in with

  • the new (hi Dan).

  • Dan: Hi Feifei!

  • Rob: Hi!

  • Feifei: Just joking! Happy

  • New Year, Rob!

  • Rob: You too.

Feifei: Hello. It's time for The English

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out with the old, in with the new」の意味は? (What does 'out with the old, in with the new' mean?)

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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