Hi there, students. In one fell swoop, to do a lot of things together, to do them all in one fell swoop. Ok, so I need to do a lot of shopping, I need to buy some meat from the butcher, I need to buy some vegetables, I need to buy some textiles, I need some things from the ironmonger and I am going to buy all these things in one fell swoop, all together, all at the same time. What does this word with phrase mean? In one, once, fell, this is an English word, meaning awful, terrible, horrible, drastic, ok. Yeah, and then swoop, a bird, a bird prey, swoops down, flys down and catches its prey, so eagle swoops and catches a rabbit. So if you do a lot of things in one fell swoop, you do them all together, all of the same time. So if you have got a lot of difficult things or problematic things to do, maybe you can do them all in one fell swoop. Maybe you have heard the phrase to kill two birds with one stone, well if you have got multiple things to do, you do it all in one fell swoop, at the same time, kaboom ! yeah. So the eagle flys down, catches the rabbit resolves all the problems in that one coming down. Ok, that one swoops down to catch its prey to resolve the problems. Ok, I think this phrase first appears in Shakespeare's play Macbeth where (Ham?) says 'at one fell swoop'. Notice , at one fell swoop, this one can be in one fell swoop or at one fell swoop. To do various things at one fell swoop, resove multiple things at the same time. Anyway, if you enjoy the video, give it a rating; subscribe to my channel and I will see you soon. Bye for now.
各位!in one fell swoop, 將很多事情放在一起做,將它們放在一起in one fell swoop去完成。我要去買很多東西,我要從肉店買一些肉,我還
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