Listening Time: English Practice English Phrasal Verbs - Blow Over, Blow Through
Apr 11, 2025
Discover the meanings behind 'blow over' and 'blow through' as they relate to everyday life. Explore how financial disagreements can strain relationships and the importance of resolving conflicts quickly. Learn about the allure of instant gratification versus the stability of saving. Delve into the surprising financial struggles of former professional athletes and their battles with bankruptcy after retirement. Personal anecdotes highlight these phrasal verbs in budgeting, offering relatable insights and advice for money management.
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Phrasal Verb Definitions
- "Blow over" describes troubles fading without serious consequences.
- "Blow through" means quickly spending or wasting something, like an inheritance.
Marriage Arguments
- Arguments in marriage are normal and can stem from various issues.
- These issues include miscommunication, differing viewpoints, bringing up the past, hurt feelings, and money problems.
Money Management Differences
- Some people save diligently, while others quickly spend their money.
- The speaker admits to occasionally overspending, exceeding both vacation and monthly budgets.