Raquel, Well done, but not quite. In the nick of time and under the wire both mean that you do something at the very last minute.
For example if you turn in your report just under the wire, or in the nick of time, you hand it in at the very last minute.
But you’re almost there. Good luck.
By: eoimarisa on May 2, 2009 at 11:20 am
I have downloaded it because with explorer I couldn´t. The woman in the audio says that the idiom means to work until the last minute or to work until just before the deadline. Is it what you are lookin for Marisa? I think it is “to work down to the wire”.
By: ceamcar on May 2, 2009 at 11:32 am
You’re a crack!
It is to work down to the wire. Well done.
BY the way. “the woman in the audio” is ME!!!!
Do you like it?
By: eoimarisa on May 2, 2009 at 12:28 pm
Oh! Were you the woman in the audio???? I didn´t regognize your voice at all!!! It sounds very different in life lessons! I think that it is because in the audio you speak very slowly and paused. And of course, there is huge competition!
In the nick of time?
By: Raquel on May 2, 2009
at 10:25 am
I don´t know what happens but it doesn´t buffer in my computer…
By: ceamcar on May 2, 2009
at 10:29 am
Or maybe it’s better “under the wire”
By: Raquel on May 2, 2009
at 10:47 am
Cecilia, I don’t know why you cannot listen to the audio. Are you using firefox or explorer?
Anyway, I use firefox and it works fine in both my computers.
Try going to this link:
http://94790364596222886-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/marisadedios/Home/idiom1.mp3?attredirects=0&auth=ANoY7cph56g_4BWIXbPDHAiaCrb42ppqBJ2Ew-e_qljkGPthpqVdFrpAu7rc5rStOrf7UTshrE4A3D1mBF-1GXKEXAMVaFlIr-1UrAtpA9yN3NNyV6V7iAx8n8YdSz9uZP3r0jOUfWYn0p_dz_yrisAmI_yLpTKnwV6ioVQGDpZVHjgVamTh9cwKh6hxKxI0A9CTPeFGFUVy1QSXNlaqsnCpcNwEJV8EHg%3D%3D
If you still can’t listen to it, let me know. OK?
By: eoimarisa on May 2, 2009
at 11:17 am
Raquel, Well done, but not quite. In the nick of time and under the wire both mean that you do something at the very last minute.
For example if you turn in your report just under the wire, or in the nick of time, you hand it in at the very last minute.
But you’re almost there. Good luck.
By: eoimarisa on May 2, 2009
at 11:20 am
I have downloaded it because with explorer I couldn´t. The woman in the audio says that the idiom means to work until the last minute or to work until just before the deadline. Is it what you are lookin for Marisa? I think it is “to work down to the wire”.
By: ceamcar on May 2, 2009
at 11:32 am
You’re a crack!
It is to work down to the wire. Well done.
BY the way. “the woman in the audio” is ME!!!!
Do you like it?
By: eoimarisa on May 2, 2009
at 12:28 pm
Oh! Were you the woman in the audio???? I didn´t regognize your voice at all!!! It sounds very different in life lessons! I think that it is because in the audio you speak very slowly and paused. And of course, there is huge competition!
By: ceamcar on May 2, 2009
at 1:24 pm