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#17 (permalink) Fri Oct 10, 2008 16:13 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store in the television"? |
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| Hi Allen, just wondering why you use "the store" instead of "screen" for tv? |
Good, I have the same doubt and I can´t see any information or explanation about that yet... I didn´t understand why to use "store" in the sentence... |
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#18 (permalink) Fri Oct 10, 2008 19:23 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store in the television"? |
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Hi Cida,
As Alex explained, 'what's in store' is a fixed expression -- an idiom. Do you know what the word 'idiom' means? Thanks, Torsten
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#19 (permalink) Sun Mar 22, 2009 18:32 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store in the television"? |
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| Hi everybody this is my first time to know this expression. but I like it . we need more examples of it to to have acomplete understanding |
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Sasooo I'm new here and I like it ;-)

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#20 (permalink) Sun Mar 22, 2009 21:03 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store in the television"? |
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Amidst this financial crisis, everyone is discussing what is in store in the year to come. _________________ First lesson - English, not english. I, not i. ~A student of English |
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#21 (permalink) Tue Jun 16, 2009 13:15 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store in the television"? |
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hi everybody, i'am attending this forum at first time. If somebody still interesting why use "in store" it this sentence -Let me tell you what's in store for you on television tonight- i can explain.
"In store" - synonyms are "forthcoming" and "imminent" - and their meaning is "coming" and "liable to happen soon" |
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Mabika New Member
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#22 (permalink) Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:08 am Idiomatic expression "what's in store on television"? |
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please give at least a four example sentences..to make it clear.. please. |
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#23 (permalink) Sun Dec 06, 2009 19:35 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store on television"? |
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Hola soy español,estoy en esta "web" desde el pasado verano y la encuentro fascinante,first of all thanks a lot for this web,I've found real friends here as well in babbel,I think internet can be an useful tool(I'm a carpenter) for learning a lenguage mainly when I haven't much spare time due to my bussinesl s.Well I would translate it as
Me gustaría saber lo que me depara/reserva el porvenir=futuro.Es correcto para mi,pero suena recargado Si alguien necesita ayuda con el Español estaría encantado de echarle un cable-If someone needed somehelp with Spanish it would be a pleasure |
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#24 (permalink) Mon Dec 07, 2009 12:16 pm in store |
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hi, everybody. i will try to explain this phrase as clearly as possible.
I'm sure everybody heard about "IDIOMS" - a group of words in a fixed order that have a particular meaning that is different from the meanings of each word understood on its own.
And please, everybody must remember that english native speaking people like very muchu sing idioms.
Now begin to explain this phrase/idiom "in store" - it means - "coming in the future; about to happen; waiting to happen to somebody"
1. he did not yet know what lay in store for him= he did not yet know what's coming in the future for him or he did not yet know what's about to happen for him.
2. But who can tell what the fates have in store?= But who can tell what the fates have about to happen coming in the future?
3. We don't know what life holds in store for us = We don't know what life holds that will come in the future for us = We don't know what life prepares to happen the future for us.
4. If she had known what lay in store for her, she would never have agreed to go.= If she had known what happens in her further life, she would never have agreed to go.
I have learning Spanish by myself and also i have a question concerning these two sentences:
Me gustaria saber lo que el futuro tiene reservado para mi = I'd like to know what the future has reserved for me.
Me gustaria saber lo que el futuro tiene preparado para me = I'd like to know what the future has prepared for me.
I think second sentence is more suitable in english, does anybody tell me which one is right in spanish.
thanks and if anybody want to have more explain concerning this idiom and any other i'm always will glad to help. Don' t hesitate. |
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#25 (permalink) Sun Dec 13, 2009 16:55 pm Idiomatic expression "what's in store on television"? |
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Hola de nuevo,sobre tu pregunta la segunda frase no tiene ningun sentido ,en español puedes decir: -Me gustaría saber lo que me depara o reserva el futuro -Me gustaría saber lo que depara o reserva el futuro para mi(aunque como ya dijé en el anterior mensaje suena muy forzado) -El porvenir es el futuro pero con un matiz positivo,cuando un estudiante es muy aplicado dicen que tiene un gran porvenir |
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#26 (permalink) Sat May 01, 2010 22:54 pm test and other things |
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Dear Torsten,
Thank you for your congratulation for my progress I have been making. Really the last week I could deal lot with my English Learning. I can't say this this weekend. But this doesn't mean I won't keep up this pace. At least I'll try it. I did my challenge&challenge.I bought a head-set and when I read out the lesson my "record-sign" became blue and I tried to do something and clicked to the cancel because I thought that I could repeat the record, but I didn't succeed. Could you give me a piece of advice how I can record with head-set.Otherwise the record were better than generally. When I recorded I saw on a rectangular sign at the up-corner and this could play the record.But the usual recording sign was totally blue. I agree with you that we have to write everything on the forum, that's why I write this letter here. Though I know it is interesting only for me. I am waiting your answer. I downloaded the Jawa what you suggested, because my Jawa was very monotone, that's why I bought the head-phone. I see you understand how works the internet I hope you can say me how to do it.
Thank you very much in advance!!!
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#27 (permalink) Sat May 01, 2010 23:10 pm Excuse me |
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Dear Torsten,
Excuse me, but my previous letter isn't valid because my second record was successful. Consequently my head-set is good. I have got very frightened.
I hope you understand me.
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#28 (permalink) Wed Jun 30, 2010 5:12 am Idiomatic expression "what's in store on television"? |
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| Please explain the clause " what's in store.... |
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#29 (permalink) Wed Jun 30, 2010 6:34 am Idiomatic expression "what's in store on television"? |
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"What's in store for me today?" means "What do I have to do/deal with today?" _________________ Cheers m' dears! |
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#30 (permalink) Wed Jun 30, 2010 9:23 am Idiomatic expression "what's in store on television"? |
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Hi G.Edirisuriya
As I said earlier:
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| In store means something you can expect or that is waiting for you. |
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