5#Do you know this expression?
更新日：11月16日
Break a leg: Good luck!
(Example: "I hope you break a leg in your audition.")
Break a leg 意味：幸運を祈ります、頑張れ
例文の訳：オーディションの成功を祈ります。
A piece of cake: Something very easy.
(Example: "That math problem was a piece of cake.")
A piece of cake 意味：朝飯前、余裕のよっちゃん、簡単
例文の訳: その数学問題簡単でした。
Kill two birds with one stone: Accomplish two things with a single action.
(Example: "By going to the grocery store, I can kill two birds with one stone and pick up my prescription as well.")
Kill two birds with one stone. 意味：一石二鳥
例文の訳:スーパーに行けば処方箋も受け取れて一石二鳥
参考文書集↓
Kill two birds with one stone.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/kill--two--birds--with--one--stone
Break a leg:
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/break-a-leg
A piece of cake:
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/cake
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