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Standards of Spouse Selection -----By 钟素琳 王橙橙 彭进芳 Outline some idioms revision discussion assignment Focus: describe the right person Standards of selection Appearance Wealth Personality Idioms about Appearance hot number A hot number refers to someone who is very popular or very attractive, especially sexually appealing Eg: She was so popular and attractive that Tom thought she was really a hot number. Idioms about Appearance full of beans A person who is full of beans is lively, active and healthy. Eg: He may be getting old but hes still full of beans. Idioms about Appearance look a picture If someone looks a picture, they look very pretty or handsome. Eg: The little girl looked a picture in her new dress. Idioms about Appearance hunt geese with a rake If someone can hunt geese with a rake, it means he/she is much taller than a person of average height. Eg: With the height of 2.29 meters, Yao Ming can really hunt geese with a rake. Idioms about Wealth deep pockets You can say a person or an organisation has deep pockets if they have lots of money. Eg: She thought that he must has very deep pockets, and thus she married him. However, it turned out that he was down and out. Idioms about Personalities born optimist Someone who always thinks positively is a born optimist. Eg: I admire Jamal because he always sees the sunny side of life. He’s a born optimist. Idioms about Personalities eager beaver An eager beaver is a (sometimes overly enthusiastic) person who works very hard to get things done or achieve goals. Eg: The new accountant works all the time - first to arrive and last to leave. Hes a real eager beaver. Idioms about Personalities family man A family man is a man who devoted to his family. Eg: Since the birth of his twins, Harvey has become a family man. He spends all of his spare time with his children. Idiom