Crowded Places
今日もレッスン。
体が痛い。またロキソニン、スクラート決めるか。
昨日、今日とまたぷーちゃんの機嫌が悪いような・・・こんな日なのにね。悲しいです。
お気に入りの先生がスケジュール登録したら、通知が届くようにしてほしい、すぐうまってしまう。
1. Use wall-to-wall something to say that something fills up an entire space.
I don’t recommend jogging in Shibuya – it’s usually wall-to-wall shoppers!
2. Use packed like sardines to describe people or things that are jammed together as closely as sardines in a can.
We were packed like sardines at the concert!
3. Use up-and-coming to say that a person, place, or thing is gaining popularity and will likely be successful.
The harbor area is an up-and-coming neighborhood. No one wanted to live there before, but it’s becoming more and more popular with young professionals.
