今月の慣用句
“Kick the bucket” is a colloquial and slightly humorous idiom that means to die or pass away. While the origin of this phrase is not entirely clear, it’s commonly used as a euphemism for death.
- When he heard about the old man next door kicking the bucket, he felt a mixture of sadness and nostalgia.
- Despite his health struggles, he always maintained a sense of humor and would even joke about what he’d do when he kicked the bucket.
- She had a long and fulfilling life, and when she finally kicked the bucket, her family celebrated her legacy rather than mourning.
Have you ever thought about how you would like to be remembered when you eventually “kick the bucket”? What legacy or impact do you hope to leave behind for your loved ones and the world?
Share with your teacher in your next lesson!