the British are coming

cliché Used as a humorous way of announcing the arrival of British people, businesses, commodities, etc., typically in the headlines of news articles. Commonly but erroneously attributed to Paul Revere, a Patriot in the American Revolution who is said to have uttered the phrase during his "midnight ride" to warn other patriots as to the movement of British troops. The British are coming, the British are coming! Plans are officially being made for UK's superstar pop band to play a huge tour across North America.

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释义	the British are coming the British are coming cliché Used as a humorous way of announcing the arrival of British people, businesses, commodities, etc., typically in the headlines of news articles. Commonly but erroneously attributed to Paul Revere, a Patriot in the American Revolution who is said to have uttered the phrase during his "midnight ride" to warn other patriots as to the movement of British troops. The British are coming, the British are coming! Plans are officially being made for UK's superstar pop band to play a huge tour across North America. See also: British, coming Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: Eskimo(s) have (some amount of) words for snow Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner! pobody's nerfect pass go do not pass go (good) black don't crack X's and Y's and Z's, oh my! don't call us, we'll call you Don't call us, we'll call you. Don't ring us, we'll ring you.
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