Mind-blowing

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🗓️ 24 February 2015

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Feifei and Harry use an expression for things that amaze and astound.

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0:00.0	This is a download from BBC Learning English.
0:03.0	To find out more, visit our website.
0:06.0	The English we speak.
0:09.0	From BBC learning English.
0:12.0	com. Hello and welcome to the See Learning English. English. . .
0:13.0	Hello and welcome to the English we speak.
0:16.0	I'm Faye, and joining me is Harry.
0:19.0	Hello there, and the expression we're going to look at in this program is mind-blowing or to blow your mind.
0:25.6	To blow your mind.
0:27.4	Well look at what it means and when you can use it.
0:30.8	So anyway Harry, I've heard you really like traveling.
0:34.0	Me? Yeah, I love traveling. To be free. Yeah, I've travelled.
0:38.8	Where have you been?
0:40.1	All over Europe, Southeast Asia, North Africa, Central America.
0:45.0	So, which was the best trip?
0:48.0	Hard to say. They were all great in their own way, but I think my trip to Cambodia really stands out.
0:54.1	Why's that?
0:55.1	Well, it's got scenery, beaches, nice food and all that stuff, but the temples at
1:00.6	anchor what? Well, they just blew my mind. They blew your mind?
1:05.2	Yeah, it's an amazing place. It's got incredible statues, roads, waterways,
1:10.4	all abandoned in the forest, truly mind-blowing.
1:13.4	But what does it mean mind-blowing?
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