"Английские идиомы с глаголами PULL / PUSH"

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1. "Английские идиомы с глаголами PULL / PUSH"
2. TO PULL ONE’S LEGto fool or trick smbYou don't mean that. You're just pulling my leg. Don't believe him. He's just pulling your leg.
3. TO PULL A FACE (FACES) to show a funny expres-sion to someone as a joke.Mother, Billy pulled a face at me! The teacher sent Jane to the principal for pulling a face in class.
4. TO PULL smth TO BITS (PIECES) to
5. TO PULL ONESELF TOGETHER to compose oneself;
6. TO PUSH ONE’S LUCKto try too hard
7. TO PUSH ONE’S WAY THROUGH To force (one's way)We pushed our way through the crowd.
8. TO PUSH smb TO THE WALLto force
9. MAKE YOUR OWN EXAMPLES WITH THE FOLLOWING
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TO PULL ONE’S LEGto fool or trick smbYou don't mean that. You're just pulling my leg. Don't believe him. He's just pulling your leg.

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Слайд 1 «PULL / PUSH» IDIOMS
Разработано учителем английского языка
ЧОУ СОШ

«Международная Английская Школа»
Кондриной Ольгой Владимировной

Слайд 2TO PULL ONE’S LEG
to fool or trick smb

You don't mean that.
You're just pulling my leg.

Don't believe him.
He's just pulling your leg.

Слайд 3TO PULL A FACE (FACES)
to show a funny expres-sion to someone as a joke.
Mother, Billy pulled
a face at me!
The teacher sent Jane
to the principal for
pulling a face in class.

TO PULL A FACE (FACES) to show a funny expres-sion to someone as a joke.Mother, Billy pulled a face at me! The teacher sent Jane to the principal for pulling a face in class.

Слайд 4TO PULL smth TO BITS (PIECES)
to pull smth apart;

to separate smth into pieces.

The machine almost pulled him to

pieces when he got his arm caught in it.

TO PULL smth TO BITS (PIECES) to pull smth apart; to separate smth into pieces.The machine almost

Слайд 5TO PULL ONESELF TOGETHER
to compose oneself; to gather one's

wits about one.
I have to pull myself together and try

it again.
Now try to pull yourself together and get through this crisis.

TO PULL ONESELF TOGETHER to compose oneself; to gather one's wits about one.I have to pull myself

Слайд 6TO PUSH ONE’S LUCK
to try too hard to get a

particular result and risk losing what you have achieved (usually

negative)
You're okay so far, but don't push your luck.
Bob pressed his luck too much and got into a lot of trouble.

TO PUSH ONE’S LUCKto try too hard to get a particular result and risk losing what you

Слайд 7TO PUSH ONE’S WAY THROUGH
To force (one's way)

We pushed

our way through the crowd.

Слайд 8TO PUSH smb TO THE WALL
to force smb into a

position where there is only one choice to make; to

put smb in a defensive position

There was little else I could do. They pushed me to the wall and I had to tell them the truth.

TO PUSH smb TO THE WALLto force smb into a position where there is only one choice

Слайд 9MAKE YOUR OWN EXAMPLES WITH THE FOLLOWING IDIOMS
TO PULL ONE’S

LEG – морочить голову, дурачить
TO PULL FACES – корчить рожи,

гримасничать
TO PULL smth TO PIECES – порвать в клочья, разбить вдребезги
TO PULL ONESELF TOGETHER – взять себя в руки
TO PUSH ONE’S LUCK – испытывать судьбу
TO PUSH ONE’S WAY THROUGH – преодолеть, выйти из трудной ситуации
TO PUSH smb TO THE WALL –прижать к стене, довести до крайности