Re: The letter "Y "and "Z"
Posted by futari on 2007/5/4 14:22:05
"YARN"
[spin a yarn] = "to tell a tale"
(e.g.) Grandpa spun an unbelievable yarn for us.
(e.g.) My uncle is always spinning yarns about his childhood.
"Z"
[catch some Zs] = "to get some sleep"
(e.g.) Tom always tries to catch some Zs before going out for a late evening.
[spin a yarn] = "to tell a tale"
(e.g.) Grandpa spun an unbelievable yarn for us.
(e.g.) My uncle is always spinning yarns about his childhood.
"Z"
[catch some Zs] = "to get some sleep"
(e.g.) Tom always tries to catch some Zs before going out for a late evening.
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