Chapter 8 advice

Dear Xiaowen: You said grandma's fingers are swollen, should it matter?Which one is swollen? The finger is finger, and the tip of the finger is fingertip. She was a lady to her fingertips.It's "she's all ladylike", down to the tips (inside) of her fingers.Nails are nails, nails are also called fingernails He is witty to the fingers.It means that the whole body is full of wit, and the wit has gone to the nails, and even the nails have wit. My fingers itch to box his ears. My fingers are itching to do it.It's "yet to try", but it means "moving the index finger" and "itching skills" in Chinese. Have a finger in the pie is "finger" and "participation", look through ones fingers at is to pretend not to see (peeking through the fingers), finger alphabet is "gesture letter", which is used by the deaf and dumb.

A thumb is a thumb, there is a Tom Thumb in fairy tales, any small thing is also called a Tom Thumb, and those who like to suck their thumbs are called a thumb-sucker. Thumb ones nose is a kind of grimace.When you are on the road, if you see someone sticking your thumb to stop a car, this action is called thumb (also called hitch-hike), this kind of person is called thumb-pusher (also called hitch-hiker), and thumb is a hitchhiker .Said that this person is clumsy, often used His fingers are all thumbs. Ten fingers are all the same as the thumb, isn't it finished? The index finger is index finger, index, forefinger, and the "index" of the book is also called index.

The middle finger is the middle finger, and middle means "middle". The ring finger is the ring finger, especially the left hand, the ring is the ring, and the key ring is the key ring. The little finger is a little finger, and it is said that "playing with others on the palm (palm) of the thigh (thigh)", in English it means He has a remarkable talent for twisting people around his little finger.This turn (twist) around ones little finger is an idiom, remember it. "On the fingers" in Chinese is translated into English as can count on the fingers (of a hand), and "指不攻座" is too many to count (on the fingers). When playing baseball, if you always can't catch the ball , this kind of people are called "butterfingers" (butterfingers). Compared with ten fingers that are all thumbs, butterfingers are exactly "Tweedledum and Tweedledee" (Tweedledum and Tweedledee)!

dad The night of October 28, 1973