#TO PULL A RABBIT OUT OF ONE'S HAT



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Hello! Welcome to Nolza Talk!

I’m Becky, an American tutor, with loads of useful expressions to share with you! 

So listen carefully, and your English will improve like magic!

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Today's expression is: “TO PULL A RABBIT OUT OF ONE'S HAT” 

It means: To do something surprising & seemingly impossible, as if done by magic

Here are 2 examples of the expression, “to pull a rabbit out of one’s hat”: 


Example #1: I thought we were going bankrupt, 

but my partner pulled a rabbit out of his hat and we landed a major contract! 


Example #2: We'll never get out of this prison alive 

unless you're able to pull a rabbit out of your hat! 


Well, that’s all for today. Thanks for listening! 

And hope you enjoyed “The Expression of the Day”! 

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