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what's on
idiommainly UK
used to mean "what is happening". This phrase is often used as the title of the part of a newspaper that tells you about events and entertainment happening in the next week or month.正在发生的事（常用在报纸的标题中，用来预告下周或下个月将发生的大事或娱乐事件）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Expressions used to describe situations
all things being equalidiom
all's well that ends wellidiom
around Robin Hood's barnidiom
asynchronous
be in someone's shoesidiom
dead
foot
funny
half a loaf is better than noneidiom
have the wind at your backidiom
if it's not one thing, it's anotheridiom
in the wrong place at the wrong timeidiom
skin
that was close!idiom
the grass is (always) greener (on the other side) idiom
wake up and smell the coffeeidiom
way/direction the wind blowsidiom
what's cooking?idiom
what's done is doneidiom
wind
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