1. Head scratcher.Used when something is puzzling, confusing, or hard to figure out. 2.Hit it. Go ahead, tell me. 3. Drop it. Physically let go of something. Leave it aside, stop talking about something. 4. Spit it out. Used in everyday English when someone is hesitating, stalling, or reluctant to say something.

1. Head scratcher.Used when something is puzzling, confusing, or hard to figure out. 2.Hit it. Go ahead, tell me. 3. Drop it. Physically let go of something. Leave it aside, stop talking about something. 4. Spit it out. Used in everyday English when someone is hesitating, stalling, or reluctant to say something.

1. Head scratcher.Used when something is puzzling, confusing, or hard to figure out. 2.Hit it. Go ahead, tell me. 3. Drop it. Physically let go of something. Leave it aside, stop talking about something. 4. Spit it out. Used in everyday English when someone is hesitating, stalling, or reluctant to say something.

1. Head scratcher.Used when something is puzzling, confusing, or hard to figure out. 2.Hit it. Go ahead, tell me. 3. Drop it. Physically let go of something. Leave it aside, stop talking about something. 4. Spit it out. Used in everyday English when someone is hesitating, stalling, or reluctant to say something.

1. Head scratcher.Used when something is puzzling, confusing, or hard to figure out. 2.Hit it. Go ahead, tell me. 3. Drop it. Physically let go of something. Leave it aside, stop talking about something. 4. Spit it out. Used in everyday English when someone is hesitating, stalling, or reluctant to say something.

听不懂😭

1.a head-scratcher : something that is hard to figure out. puzzling,confusing, hard to figure out, doesn‘t make sense. ex: I wanna build my own furniture, but the directions are a real head-scratcher. She explained the situation to me, but honestly, it was a head-scratcher. You may wanna call her. The outfit she chose is kind of a head-scratcher. I don‘t think she took the weather into consideration. 2.Hit me · 当对方要告诉你一个可能令人不快或震惊的消息时 · A: "I have some bad news. B: "Okay, hit me." 突然出现/想到： 指一个想法或领悟突然进入脑海。 · I was stuck on the problem for hours, and then it hit me — the solution was so simple! 3. Drop it · 别再提了；就此打住；停止讨论（某个话题） · We've talked about this enough. Just drop it, please. · (To a child) I said no more cookies. Drop it. 4.spit it out急

A: so what do we do now? B: Oh gosh... A: Spit it out, Lindsay! B: We made a big mistake. The piece should go here. A: Oh no! Let me see that. I wish these directions were easier to understand. B: They are a head-scratcher for sure. OK, so what do we do? Hit me—do we have to start over? A: I would ask Hazel to help, but she‘s still mad at me. B: I wish she would just drop it.

听不懂😭

1.a head-scratcher : something that is hard to figure out. puzzling,confusing, hard to figure out, doesn‘t make sense. ex: I wanna build my own furniture, but the directions are a real head-scratcher. She explained the situation to me, but honestly, it was a head-scratcher. You may wanna call her. The outfit she chose is kind of a head-scratcher. I don‘t think she took the weather into consideration. 2.Hit me · 当对方要告诉你一个可能令人不快或震惊的消息时 · A: "I have some bad news. B: "Okay, hit me." 突然出现/想到： 指一个想法或领悟突然进入脑海。 · I was stuck on the problem for hours, and then it hit me — the solution was so simple! 3. Drop it · 别再提了；就此打住；停止讨论（某个话题） · We've talked about this enough. Just drop it, please. · (To a child) I said no more cookies. Drop it. 4.spit it out急

A: so what do we do now? B: Oh gosh... A: Spit it out, Lindsay! B: We made a big mistake. The piece should go here. A: Oh no! Let me see that. I wish these directions were easier to understand. B: They are a head-scratcher for sure. OK, so what do we do? Hit me—do we have to start over? A: I would ask Hazel to help, but she‘s still mad at me. B: I wish she would just drop it.

听不懂😭

听不懂😭

听不懂😭