English slang words: 12 everyday expressions explained
B1–C112 語
Slang is what makes real conversation sound different from the coursebook. These twelve are current, widely understood in both British and American English, and safe to use with friends — though not in a job application.
使う場面： Films, series, social media and informal conversation.
English Slang — 単語リスト
| 単語 | 意味 |
|---|---|
| knackered | Extremely tired (British).“I'm absolutely knackered after that shift.” |
| hang out | To spend relaxed time with people.“We hung out at the park all afternoon.” |
| chill | To relax; also, relaxed.“Let's just chill tonight.” |
| ripped off | Charged far too much.“Forty pounds? You got ripped off.” |
| cheesy | Silly and over-sentimental.“The ending was a bit cheesy.” |
| broke | Having no money.“I'm broke until payday.” |
| mate | A friend (British).“He's an old mate from school.” |
| gutted | Very disappointed (British).“I was gutted when they cancelled.” |
| no worries | It's fine, don't apologise.“No worries, I'll do it.” |
| hyped | Very excited about something.“Everyone's hyped for the new season.” |
| sketchy | Suspicious or unsafe.“That street looks a bit sketchy at night.” |
| grab a bite | To get something quick to eat.“Want to grab a bite before the film?” |
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Studying english slang pairs well with our common English idioms list, essential phrasal verbs list and English small talk phrases, or browse all free English word lists.