July

a cold day in July

A time or event that seems unlikely or will never come to pass. It refers to the fact that the weather is usually very hot in July. It'll be a cold day in July before they get that new interstate built.

Happy (Holiday Name)!

A standard greeting and phrase of celebration on a particular holiday. Happy Fourth of July, everyone! A: "Good morning, my love. Happy Valentine's Day!" B: "Aw, thank you, you're so sweet. Happy Valentine's, sweetie." Three… two… one… Happy New Year's!

it'll be a frosty Friday

It is unlikely or impossible (that something will ever occur). Sometimes followed by "in Hell," or "in July" or other hot places or times to add more emphasis. It'll be a frosty Friday when I sign over the lease of my land to you. It will be a frosty Friday in July before the two parties agree to anything.

the July effect

rude slang The supposed rise in medical mistakes that occurs at the same time as newly-qualified doctors begin to treat patients. Primarily heard in US. I'm doubly worried about my dad. Not only does he have to have emergency surgery, but he also might fall victim to the July effect, as he's being treated by some doctor who's younger than I am!

*knee-high by the 4th of July

Fig. grown as tall as it should. (Corn seedlings are proverbially supposed to be as high as someone's knee by July 4th.) (*Typically: be ~; become ~; grow ~.) What with this drought, I don't think the crop will be knee-high by the 4th of July. It's gonna be a good year. Knee-high by the 4th of July.

it'll be a frosty Friday (in July)

used to indicate that something is very unlikely to happen. Canadian informal

1990 Walter Stewart Right Church, Wrong Pew It would be a frosty Friday in the middle of July before he would discuss personal affairs with the press.

词组	July
释义	July a cold day in July A time or event that seems unlikely or will never come to pass. It refers to the fact that the weather is usually very hot in July. It'll be a cold day in July before they get that new interstate built. See also: cold, July Happy (Holiday Name)! A standard greeting and phrase of celebration on a particular holiday. Happy Fourth of July, everyone! A: "Good morning, my love. Happy Valentine's Day!" B: "Aw, thank you, you're so sweet. Happy Valentine's, sweetie." Three… two… one… Happy New Year's! See also: happy it'll be a frosty Friday It is unlikely or impossible (that something will ever occur). Sometimes followed by "in Hell," or "in July" or other hot places or times to add more emphasis. It'll be a frosty Friday when I sign over the lease of my land to you. It will be a frosty Friday in July before the two parties agree to anything. See also: Friday, frosty the July effect rude slang The supposed rise in medical mistakes that occurs at the same time as newly-qualified doctors begin to treat patients. Primarily heard in US. I'm doubly worried about my dad. Not only does he have to have emergency surgery, but he also might fall victim to the July effect, as he's being treated by some doctor who's younger than I am! See also: effect, July Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. knee-high by the 4th of July Fig.* grown as tall as it should. (Corn seedlings are proverbially supposed to be as high as someone's knee by July 4th.) (Typically: be ~; become ~; grow ~.) What with this drought, I don't think the crop will be knee-high by the 4th of July. It's gonna be a good year. Knee-high by the 4th of July. See also: 4th, by, July, of McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. it'll be a frosty Friday (in July) used to indicate that something is very unlikely to happen. Canadian informal* 1990 Walter Stewart Right Church, Wrong Pew It would be a frosty Friday in the middle of July before he would discuss personal affairs with the press. See also: Friday, frosty Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: a cold day in July it'll be a frosty Friday be set fair it'll be a cold day in hell be second nature take the Browns to the Super Bowl frizz up a knock-down, drag-out fight a rotten apple spoils the (whole) barrel a rotten apple spoils the (whole) bushel References in periodicals archive GROUP C Saturday July 13 - Arbroath v Elgin, Stirling v Hibernian. ALL THE FIXTURES Dina-I, 20 July R.A.Bazar, 23 July Gunjmandi, 24 July Bewal, 25 IESCO mobile unit schedule for July Wednesday, July 4, on Illinois Boulevard, proceeding northeast from Paris Lane to Evanston Street. Fourth of July festivities The PTI chief will visit Rawalpindi on July 13 while he will address rallies in Peshawar and Mardan on July 14. PTI releases Imran's campaign schedule Monday, July 20, 2009, at the funeral home; funeral service 10 a.m. Recent Deaths American Women's Club Zurich July 8: Casual Lunch Bunch, 12:00 July 15: SummerThai Cooking Class at the clubhouse, register by July 10; cost is SFr 75 for members, SFr 90 for guests Info: www.awczurich.org Club news July 12-14: International Conference: Computers; Helping People with Special Needs; Linz, Austria; www.icchp.org Foreign calendar July 23-July 24, 2005 Whitefish Lake First Nation, Ont (705) 692-1954 What's happening CPE Credits: 16 (main) and up to 4 (optional) Pre-conference Workshops: Sunday, July 10 AICPA Conferences 2005 JULY 17-20: National Pork Conference, Lake of the Ozarks, Mo. Upcoming meetings German tour - July 16: SC Schorndorf; July 20: mini four-team tournament in Reutlingen (local sides); July 23: possible tournament final; July 28: Stockport County (a) 7.45pm; July 31: Preston North End (a) 3pm. Football: GET READY FOR BIG KICK-OFF Weaverville, NC 4th of July Weekend Retreat : 7/2-7/5 All-inclusive: $527 for one or $757 for two. New Life events Christmas in July and one of the largest parades on the North Shore. Superior events one more reason to visit region patent: 6,086,811 Issued: July 11, 2000 Inventor: Louis T. Patent News * National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) will hold its annual convention July 7-12 in New Orleans. ON THE MOVE
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